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CreepGin
7y ago
I'm wondering the same thing. Seems like the typical problem with AI in general: dealing with all edge cases in real world scenarios.
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7y ago
My household has too many devices to setup individually. Anyone knows a good router to do this on? My router can blacklist ips and urls, but cannot just add latency to them.
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7y ago
Bravo!!! This warms my heart a little. I do wonder though... what's Blackbird's mentality like when they started hitting on big players like Cloudflare? In my limited reading of past patent-troll-related posts on HN, it's alm
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7y ago
It's a statement written for Chinese Authorities. This twitter thread analyzes it pretty well. https://twitter.com/Grummz/status/1183215204525412352
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7y ago
Actually I didn't carefully read the list of food the op proposed. I just assumed it made better sense for the op to list junk food. To me, junk food is any highly processed food. I have nothing against fat or glucose.
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7y ago
Argument can be made that the mind can change the body just as the body can change the mind. But yes, the notion that "state of mind is a product of everything else going on in the body" does make it easier for empirical studies.
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7y ago
Great point! I bet the junk food group will still feel better (less depressed) than the group being left alone, unless they were somehow constantly being reminded about the "bad quality" of the food they were eating. It's all
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7y ago
I'm in the same boat. Yang makes logical and simple-to-understand solutions to real problems we are facing. But at the same time, I just don't feel he's charismatic or inspiring enough. And I also find it weird he hasn't
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7y ago
Andrew Yang is a Taiwanese-American. It will be very interesting if he comes on top in the months ahead.
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7y ago
Seems legit. Weibo verified account with 700k fans/followers. You can check the page at: https://www.weibo.com/playhearthstone https://imgur.com/wyeJpCU
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7y ago
Divestment. Non-invesment. Making Mei meme to get Overwatch banned in China. Okay yeah, the last one is probably the best.
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7y ago
> there's not that much anyone can do about it Sell their stock. Public opinion do hurt stock prices (the only thing you can count on to make a public company care).
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7y ago
Tim Sweeney would disagree with you. Though I'm usually critical of his views, but this is one I'm in support of. You use gaming consoles to do fairly specific things: mostly play games and possibly watch movies. And you can view
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7y ago
> I don't trust autopilot for anything but long road trips (it's excellent for that), it's tried to kill me too many times - I think the marketing hype is way ahead of actual capabilities. What about in heavy traffic situa
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7y ago
Very true. And let's not forget Android and Adsense. It's scary how many developers, publishers, and creators depend on Google for revenue today. A tiny change in Google's opaque algorithms can and will affect many's liv
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7y ago
> Any longtime Cloudflare users comment on how rare an event this sort of thing is? I've been a Cloudflare user for 7+ years and a Cloudflare Enterprise user for 2 years. Before joining Enterprise, Cloudflare would suffer some kind
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7y ago
Not gonna lie... I paused at reading the title and only clicked when I was expecting to read about physics. (I had no idea of any of the Kubernetes products mentioned in the article prior to reading)
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7y ago
Also to clarify, UIElements (Unity's new retained mode UI framework) is available now in 2019.1 for Editor UI. Runtime UI will also be using UIElements in the future.
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8y ago
Well I guess it's not everyday you see "Masturbation" in a HN #1 post's title and the sentence "I forced myself to release something every two weeks" in the first top comment.
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8y ago
> They had a fenced outdoor area they could wander around in, but they always ate everything that grew, so it was just dirt. We did let the chickens out of their pen in the late fall and winter when we didn't have a garden planted.
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8y ago
Hmm maybe your friend has forsaken physics. He did not implement any physics in his engine! (not yet?) =D
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8y ago
It's like rehearsing in front of a mirror, then finding out it's a one-way mirror and there were other people behind the mirror watching you the entire time.
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8y ago
> The major downsides to GCP are the lack of managed services, limited and outdated versions for what they do offer, poor documentation and broken SDKs, and dealing with the opinionated approach of their core in-house products. This usua
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8y ago
I've been using Unity on and off since 2008. All I can say is that the whole day's events were just bizarre. There's this thread on the Unity Forum with close to 500 replies as of now. In the thread are mostly people lashing
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8y ago
Something like https://fakespot.com It analyzes product reviews to detect fake ones.
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I've used Amazon Fresh on and off for about 2 years in the Boston area (totaling maybe around 15 orders). My experience has been pleasant. Never gotten a cracked egg or spilled milk. I did get a subpar water melon and pineapple. But I
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8y ago
Well there is the Free Usage tier just like AWS's. Though Google's egress limit is 1GB compared to AWS's 15GB.
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8y ago
Thanks for the info. Looks like I will test it out!
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8y ago
Did you experience a better overall network performance using GCP? I'm also in the process of choosing a cloud provider for a realtime networked game. Am going with AWS because GCP doesn't currently have Hongkong and Seoul.
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8y ago
Wait what? Really? All the annoying "cookie" popups I've seen were them telling me the cookies were used for necessary function. I always thought it was due to some European law. Are you telling me it's not even required
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