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Findeton
6y ago
I am an atheist but I don't see how this is tech related or why it should be in HN.
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The descendants of GPT-3 will be using the comments on this page to get new ideas. I do agree with you. We, as somewhat intelligent beings, do not base our thinking on words or language AFAIK, even though it's our best way to convey i
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Interesting to see SIREN-related papers! Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23568664
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It is identity politics when a set of people asks for privileges based on the colour of their skin. It wasn't so long ago that the civil rights movement wanted to abolish classification based on race, now they demand it so that their r
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Controversial opinion here: you can't. If you do, you'll just lose. The movement is based on being offended, on feelings and identity politics, not reason. I event doubt to write this because I'll probably be called names ins
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6y ago
He could also name the NYT reporter.
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Because we don't agree with copyright laws. When you steal something in the physical world, you are depriving someone of the stolen object. In the digital world that doesn't happen, you are just producing yet another copy. For thi
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6y ago
I've learned to cook cakes, started running, and continued my light-fields video camera project.
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It's very cool to see Fourier analysis applied to neural networks! It looks like we have so much left to do with AI yet! As a Telecommunications Engineer, it feels natural to use periodic functions to represent data and to avoid losing
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6y ago
We really don't need to give young adults just another excuse more to avoid accountability.
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https://www.ft.com/content/77eb7a13-cd26-41dd-9642-616708b43...
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BTW Spain is using the same tactics to basically say there are no new deaths. But there are.
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6y ago
Because it works, it's reliable, it has good ACID compliance, it can scale, and it's supported by the big cloud providers.
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I keep reading these horror stories about YouTube. It must really suck, as there are alternatives, but they just don't have the audience YouTube has. I guess there just isn't much we can do about this apart from hosting elsewhere
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Author here. Synchronization is an issue I forgot to mention, I guess that's because it's the first problem I addressed. Right now I'm shooting indoors so I just switch lights on/off at some point in the video and then s
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There are plenty of businesses built around just Shopify, or just Wix. Their online presence is their only presence and it works for them.
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Light-field videos: Part I
(roblesnotes.com)
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Light-field technology. I believe its time has come. Actually I'm working on creating a cheap light-field camera and the pipeline from the video processing to the video player.
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Why mention "mainland" China when Taiwan is an independent country?
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I'm making a light-field video player and a light-field video camera.
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When that happens, it's too late. Between the incubation period and the time to death it's about three weeks. At a 20% increase per day that means that even if you stop going out at that moment deaths will be multiplied by 46. If
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You doubt, but it's the reality. Sure, if you're going to build $600 million in a sky-scrapper you can also spend some more in convincing authorities to get you the legal permissions. But if you're going to try and build a 4
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I live in London. The main reason for this is that government generally doesn't allow buildings higher than 3 stories. Everyone wants to live in central London but there just ain't enough flats. This situation is somewhat similar
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Is this following Chrome's evil change?
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Stay liquid, try to save money, put it in things that do hold their value in times of crisis like gold (or yes perhaps bitcoin/ethereum). Then when the crisis happens buy everything cheap.
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It's nice, but not really a technical explanation.
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Good for them. Now, if the government stopped artificially limiting the height of buildings, perhaps prices could go down.
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Actually I like it. It's a bit like a nightmare.
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I would be happy if churches had exactly the same status as any other business. Nothing less, nothing more.
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Actually there are two types of software failures: design failures and implementation failures. Design failures are harder, but we already have ways of completely avoiding implementation failures, with systems that prove mathematically that
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