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ArekDymalski
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ArekDymalski
3y ago
> Finally, in conclusion, what do "techies" get wrong? I read the answer as "there are several factors and broader context besides direct productivity gains that need to be taken into account when considering automation&qu
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3y ago
Let me suggest Lorem Ipsum Matter ;)
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While impressive as a concept and technology I have doubts about reducing "excess waste, additional cost/labor" part. Sure might be using less material & time for the dress itself, but if it is really meant for customizat
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3y ago
It's the most outrageously cyberpunkish thing I read this week and despite my love for the genre I must admit that living it is less fun than reading it.
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I wonder why this comment has been downvoted. IMHO it's a legitimate concern. We already see first symptoms of this incelectual laziness. People using navigation apps for the simplest routes and getting lost or even killed due to over-
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3y ago
What a horrible idea. Equivalent of kicking out your ill child with a fever into the frosty night to "cool down" or ordering a diet coke to fast food meal.
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3y ago
Thank you for this amazing, inspiring answer. However I need to disagree with the "it doesn't matter" part. Your creations, projects , endeavors whatever they are still do matter, especially as they might come out amazing in
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3y ago
Let me share several books that brought me a similar level of awe, due to the scope and creativity of the world-building: 1. Accelerando by Charles Stross - for THE Scope. 2. Quantum Thief by Hanny Rajaniemi - for the similarly high entry
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>Or are those people just playing you? Definitely not everyone. For example I do treat mission or company values seriously, especially when I see that they are not just corporate poetry, but something actually engrained in the culture.
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3y ago
Aaahh, AVS Society FTW! :)
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These numbers are impressive. Do you have data on the split od these reductions? What percentage moved to the suburbs of the same city, nie mamy moved away and do long?
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> doesn't offer any ways to reorganize sections of your song I find this feature very refreshing and liberating. Sure, having patterns or other blocks you can copy and move around makes life easier but too easily you might end in
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3y ago
Very nice, very useful. The slider is extremely easy & fast input method which is great. I've encountered an issue with the fonts spacing of hours and minutes - the digits are overlapping: https://imgur.com/a/m
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3y ago
Impressive. Even at current state it would make RPGs like Fallout or Skyrim sooo much more alive ...
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> “why don’t most people I meet have personal websites?" I think that valuable follow-up question would be "Should they have one?"
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3y ago
Seems that not much has changed since medieval times: https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/202...
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3y ago
While there are various models of shipping containers, most of them are not airtight by design to allow circulation of air and avoid condensation and temperature build-up. They have seals to prevent water though.
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But as we are not able to define the moment when neuronal tissue starts to feel emotions and to have experience, there's a risk that further development of this tech won't be stopped before we reach this moment and that is a serio
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>people of higher SES do not want to mix with people of middle and low SES. To some extent the opposite is also true, because spending time with people with higher SES might cause a discomfort/decreased self-esteem or simply expose
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3y ago
Great, sounds and looks exactly as it should :) Can't wait to see discussions about analog warmth and that-rich-sound-of-vinyl being replaced by geeking over that-cool-retro-encoding-artifacts :)
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Very nice project! It would be great to have a separate url for each code (embed it in the url perhaps?) for easy sharing.
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> https://dalle.party/?party=1lSMniUP It's very interesting to observe how the relationship between the wolf and Redhood evolved from dark and menacing to serene and friendly.
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3y ago
Yeah, that's exactly the part I consider distrurbing.
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3y ago
Unless the person already posseses extraordinary competencies like: - moving servers by himself against advice from his own talent - rescuing children trapped in caves by insulting other rescuers - finishing international wars by wrestling
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That was fun, especially as it convinced me that my pitch isn't that bad after all. I have a suggestion for an option where to choose a different instrument for the melody and the other to play back your guesses. That would help practi
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> Science progress in my opinion has gone too far in many respects and we should not be able to generate science so easily because we will not have the wisdom to use it. I think it was always the case. The wisdom actually comes from mist
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Does oldie classic like Core War belong to the list? https://corewar.co.uk/
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It works (and should work) both ways. Main reason is that abandoning the principles doesn't automatically mean innovation. Most of the time it's just tradeoff between safety/cost and perceived convenience. And quite often the
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Unless the teenager's nickname is Ender.
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> Why don't humans suffer from this problem, then? Can we be sure that we don't? For example, depending on perspective our language is either evolving towards clarity or devolving towards primitivity, compared to XVIII/XIX
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