CactusOnFire

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by CactusOnFire 5y ago
The concept of using human neural networks instead of artificial neural networks is both terrifying and intriguing.
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by CactusOnFire 5y ago
Am I an asshole for just thinking that at this scale of complexity, it's just easier to build things using a web-app framework?
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by CactusOnFire 5y ago
Yeah "forcing version control" seems like a feature (pertaining to data governance), not a bug.
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by CactusOnFire 5y ago
It was inevitable. Both Databricks and Snowflake have inflated marketing budgets, and marketing feels they have to "beat" the other one or they'll lose the market.
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by CactusOnFire 5y ago
This is a flex.
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by CactusOnFire 5y ago
That thesis is over-reaching. What I would say, though, is that D&D has such market penetration, it's become like kleenex: the uninitiated cannot think of the concept of a TTRPG without thinking of D&D. While other TTRPG's
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by CactusOnFire 5y ago
I don't trust developers who can't come up with a more creative, less confusing name. Like, you can at least name it after another variant of Mango to make the name more interesting, or call it something similar but with a little
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by CactusOnFire 5y ago
It's all just a long-play by the windows 13 people, who will have their revenge as a dish served cold.
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by CactusOnFire 5y ago
I find it really interesting how I had never heard of OCaml before frequenting HN, but how incredibly passionate so many people here are about the language. It honestly seems like a great lang, and I hope I get to try it out for a project s
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by CactusOnFire 5y ago
I always felt like they should have made MissingNo a canonical pokemon.
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by CactusOnFire 5y ago
I became a Data Scientist because in 3rd year, I found the OKCupid data blog and realized their research had methodological soundness these "20 undergraduate lab students forced to be there" research never would. You trade 's
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by CactusOnFire 5y ago
Both the pro and con of Foundry is that it's a lot more 'development oriented' than other virtual tabletop solutions. This means it's more customizable, but has a higher barrier to entry.
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by CactusOnFire 6y ago
Honestly, I liked Azure's web UI better than AWS's. It felt easier to navigate from one service to another.