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wrote this 100 years ago. Violentmonkey still runs it. https://userscripts-mirror.org/scripts/show/130277 > Metric intervention Script Summary: Converting that old French system the Brits are still using to th
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my preference would be pictures of all angles and a single shot video start to finish. stop hiding, be proud. I've just looked at low end robot vacuum cleaners. It was hilarious, non of them are willing to show the product in action.
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Those questions are more interesting than they seem. 1. The line is where you can legally get away with giving advice. 2. You are for the most part free to experiment on yourself and you may for the most part read whatever crazy books you c
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I one time by sort of accident coined a config format by parsing todo.txt It was so useful it stuck around for much longer than I had intended to. Rather than comment out stuff it just looks for "=" and ignores everything else.
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The west should help fund this and we should hint at other sand hills in the world to do the same.
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Combining the two seems a design flaw. The one requires research, experience, training, labs, clinical trials etc etc. The other little more than a database.
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This week someone finally vandalized an old long forgotten sign at the train station. It's purpose was to ask the traveler not to walk on the rails. It said because of delays 30 000 people were late for their appointment every year. It
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Google not collecting data from their demo?
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I'm allowed to ask for all of the data they have from me. This obviously includes all chess games which obviously is a pain in the ass for a dumb demo that will no doubt be archived next week in some obscure place.
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Imagine how productive they must be?
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> They suggest there are substantial impacts of a single food or beverage on the human gut biome. How would the bacteria survive and procreate? My hypothesis is that they need to eat something.
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"pay-to-play"
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Sounds great. Perhaps an interesting aspect: I haven't discovered the right words for it but: If it is your job, answer the fucking question. This layered approach might prove more of a gain than imagined. They might not show it but
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Get rid of it and make a link called "about" then do the boring thing and explain what is going on, why, how much, when, who? wtf?
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For a tech website HN has very little about the Chinese insane scale projects. There is so much wildly amusing and inspiring footage online.
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not necessarily, it might just depend who is asking. You can get a lot done in general by having the right person/party ask for you.
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https://www.pal-v.com/en/
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The write up convinced me I don't want to know.
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I dont get it. projects that don't involve work? projects without need?
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dots are ignored, can filter by john.doe@gmail.com not sure about capital letters
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This We are interrupting the advertisement to show you more advertisements cracks me up every time.
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If there is a wrong way to do something someone will do it.
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<sarcasm>You could have the LLM design a chip that accurately documents all the ways an LLM will get chip design wrong.
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haha, then find code that loves performance and hates the reader.
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The fun of democracy is that some people will just have to suck it up. Not everyone needs to approve of elections by the proverbial battle royal to the death. I wrote this software I call subjective sort. The algo is this: Everyone gets to
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Designing a voting system that requires an informed objective voter is hard but not impossible. It would be fun to run a test system in parallel. Try different thing in different locations with each election. (results discarded) Say, if you
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I think you could also link to google maps.
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Anything goes as long as it is useful for the user. Funny example: If they chose not to accept your spying cookies you get to set a cookie to store that choice.
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> Wow you mean the whole program becomes unresponsive? Crazy! It is using all resources to do what it was told to. Results depend on the magnitude of the task and the hardware available with a very large overlap where the difference does
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Precisely! I had lots of pending requests, the goal was to have as many as possible (since the whole job took about 30 min) without freezing the UI. When the callback happens there is work to do. The pattern is to do this work immediately.
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