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by CSSer 3y ago
And that's a pity because I got really excited by the prospect of the alternative. It made my gears start spinning for viable ways to accomplish that. Oh, the ideas I'd work on if I had unlimited time...
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by CSSer 3y ago
Okay, I’ve just got to know: what’s up with the commit messages? I’ve never seen anyone just straight up use numbers before.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Plus the whole point of touch typing is that seeing the keyboard doesn’t matter…
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by CSSer 3y ago
This is very cool. It sent me down a rabbit hole of NG’s Flash Forward submissions that ultimately triggered a strong sense of nostalgia for the late ‘00s and ‘10s. There was a lot of kid culture here at the time. I’m not familiar enough to
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by CSSer 3y ago
It’s reassuring that someone else noticed this. She seems very self-aware, to the point of the attachment style she noted being reflected in the article itself. Yet she seems to not cross that threshold of awareness where she realizes that
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by CSSer 3y ago
Interesting. Do you have any more context around this? It sounds uncharacteristic of Google to do so given their usual stance on browsers being all things to all people.
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by CSSer 3y ago
The moon is about 1/4th the size of the Earth, or about as wide as the United States. The moon also significantly impacts our tides here on Earth. Now, the optimist in me would say there's no way little old humanity could manage t
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by CSSer 3y ago
It’s funny that we call them bootcamps and then expect anything to come out of them besides soldiers.
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by CSSer 3y ago
I take it you haven’t seen our open-source commoditized commercial trash fire?
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by CSSer 3y ago
I think any HR manager or legal professional that would let a company anywhere near this shouldn't be employed as such. This sounds like a defamation lawsuit waiting to happen.
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by CSSer 3y ago
I occasionally curse at my computer because it’s an inanimate object. I know there are no consequences to myself or others for doing so. Can you imagine sitting down at a computer to get some work done, spinning up a program, and there on t
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by CSSer 3y ago
Do you have a rough idea of how much they're worth? I'm curious if something similar to so-called "bottle bills"[0] could fix that. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Container-deposit_legislation
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by CSSer 3y ago
Yeah, that's fair. The only thing is those people are only the start, unfortunately. There's academics seeking grant money, journalists writing hype pieces, and people at companies trying to sell their value to their superiors all
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by CSSer 3y ago
I think the problem there is that the people garnering the most attention from this at the moment don't want to say that because it'll burst their bubble.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Right, but all this means is that the training data doesn't include thorough or an adequate representation of that knowledge, no?
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by CSSer 3y ago
Ha, this looks to be from 2016.
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by CSSer 3y ago
I agree 100%. I first had this thought last night when reading “Eight Things to Know about LLMs” (select quote from section 8 below)[0] > Simply prompting a model to “think step by step” can lead it to perform well on entire categories o
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by CSSer 3y ago
I've only only lightly dipped my toes into the webGL landscape, but I can definitely vouch for this man. I love the way he explains things. He's like the Carl Sagan of WebGL. I'll see if I can dig up a couple resources from m
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by CSSer 4y ago
Can't wait until it turns into a 10x rockstar! /s
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by CSSer 4y ago
I seem to recall people joking about the irony of bots solving captchas a few years back. No one's laughing now.
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by CSSer 4y ago
Could you highlight any particular complexity you're referring to? I read this bill and, independent of my thoughts and feelings about it, I do not find it overly complex.
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by CSSer 4y ago
In production this would use transforms and/or will-change to avoid recalculating page layout. I'm on the fence about whether I should consider this a nitpicky implementation detail for this example. On one hand, it's only th
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by CSSer 4y ago
I haven’t, but thank you for sharing. You just introduced me to the concept of a technological singularity.
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by CSSer 4y ago
It's almost like Gate's law is slowing down so we've decided to try to find novel ways to speed it back up.
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by CSSer 4y ago
Yeah, I hadn't thought about this at all. I think it really reinforces my point well. The funnel of success is narrow and the risks are wide and varied. Meanwhile, even if you do succeed, who knows what the side effects will be along t
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by CSSer 4y ago
Yeah, so my first thought was this is fucking terrifying. I'm not going to go so far as to suggest that in its current state this is anything like Skynet as some others have, but I would definitely agree that it's akin to handing
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by CSSer 4y ago
Awesome, thank you! I did a similar search to yours but didn’t turn that record up. This was just before bed for me, so I must’ve overlooked her. That suit looks just like a big daddy from Bioshock!
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by CSSer 4y ago
The deepest dive record claim is really interesting. I was curious if I could some more context around it. Lo and behold, the deepest dive records I can find by anyone, regardless of gender or whether or not it’s with scuba, and all of whic
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by CSSer 4y ago
As Cookies die, Sign-up will rise. Mark my words.
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by CSSer 4y ago
Privacy.com offers such a thing if you’re interested.

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