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Exuma
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Not who you replied to, but it's basically how tailwind works. The magic of tailwind comes from a few things: EVERY property must be explicitly specified. There is no "cascading" (inheritance). At first glance, this might see
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Exactly. This entire article is written like they're just TRYING to come up with reasons it is bad. "m-2 doesnt mean that always"? What are you talking about, of course does....... unless you change it in your config, in whic
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Tailwind is the greatest thing to ever happen to CSS in my entire history of using it (for me, personally). It's like being free from 1000's of levels of mundane resistance. It feels like going from writing assembly to some higher
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I see this sort of person as an extremely rigid, unbending, dime a dozen type person even if they’re very intelligent. I’m in this business to succeed and build and create things, there is very much an “energetic” aspect and his energy is d
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Tell your wife it’s because it’s fun
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For the very FIRST time about 2-3 days ago I got my first answer that felt like all the baggage that would come from a human or someone telling you “no” I asked for a fairly simple regression in R for some simple data and it gave me quite l
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I’m also wondering this. People keep saying this is as big as transistors and the Iron Age and so far the only examples I see are slightly more efficient power. The quantum computing one seemed like the only potentially huge benefit. But wh
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Has that German scientist that answered like an asshole ever posted a reply yet? I want to see what some of the aggressive nay-sayers are saying now. I love this bit of schadenfreude.
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https://twitter.com/8teapi/status/1684571913908293633
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wow, this is the kind of content I'm here for!
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So where do we stay up to date with whether it's valid or not.
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Wait.. I'm trying not to get my hopes up but my dad lost his smell for almost 2 years now. The most he's gotten is a single whiff of grass like a few months ago and it made him cry. Are you saying that if I bought this detoxthespi
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Wow, thats quite the list. Saving this in case I know anyone with similar problems. My dad lost his smell sadly
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I'm not a security expert, but at the very least if I were you make your docs very good for people who dont want to wade through 1000 different documentation to find how to very simply create a read-only user with access to specific ta
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Haha, that would be me! In some ways you are right about strangeness. I actually work lying down... in my bed. It allows my mind to completely dissolve into the code or problem as if I'm weightless. My business partners all joke that &
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Thank you, I really appreciate it.
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haha yes! What mentioned about analogies... I must use like 50 analogies a day. I also noticed I can use phrases like "always" and "never" and I can say them without a second of hesitation, because they are merely indica
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You have clarified something I have always thought about very intensely and deeply but haven’t really ever read anyone else who understands that so well or rather put it into words so clearly. I’m an inferenced based learner to an extreme a
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Hmm. right you are it seems
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For anyone looking for the videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoROMvodv4rOzrYsAxzQy...
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That is out of date. The link you put is literally in OP's link but 2nd edition.
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Awesome, thank you very much. Great answer
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Care to explain cross entropy simply? That’s where I paused currently
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110% agree... I have occasionally today looked at my phone like Hm....... nothing to do here, and then just stared out the window. There's always opportunities to learn instead, but I already learn for hours a day.
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How could someone make a prototype for "monstrous chat" and not include a demo link with a monstrous amount of users.
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I feel exactly the same as you about ads, and have built/owned my own ad network, as well as run nearly 90% of my business through ads. My business partners don't use ad block but I always use it, and they always tease me about it
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I'm not qualified to answer this, but I would state nothing is really "overkill" I've been "filling in the gaps" in math for almost a year now to learn machine learning stuff casually. I don't even need to
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Because its been programmed to return to the surface upon error, that is what I've read about 30 times over.
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I wondered why they can't install a GPS anyway on the sub so that when it eventually does get to the surface, at least they can be found then.
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That’s sounds crazy complicated. In engineering is it like software design where you can get very far just being bad? Like do companies hire just crap engineers who don’t know all this stuff and call it a day? (Kind of like hiring offshore
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