Gravyness

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by Gravyness 5y ago
I'm not sure if it's a method, but understanding what bottlenecks are involved in your development cycle is key to anything involving efficiency. Just like early optimization of software it's very easy to add a step on a comp
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by Gravyness 5y ago
I don't think it matters whether this or anything else is an attack of "freedom of speech" in this war. These arguments might be right but it will take a lot of time to change someone's mind when they already decided Rus
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by Gravyness 5y ago
You mean the actions of a single person in power does not reflect 100% of the population of a country? Carefull, next you'll be telling me to think for myself or something!
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Same thing happened to me 2 months ago, appealed, got reply, took photo proving identity, "nothing we can do", so I gave up, might not be your best course of action but I didn't want the stress of fighting it so created a new
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Right? I think that companies just say they want senior level so that only people willing to work extra hard to deserve their salary would apply.
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by Gravyness 5y ago
This guy posts about demoscene, maybe you find some community there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufXg3sB3qak
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by Gravyness 5y ago
That is true for easily testable truths. But since we are social animals and we abide by social rules (such as wearing masks) then we care how many "Likes" an idea has. Humans are part of the universe and they have killed people f
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Don't worry someone will make a machine learning model that discriminates ads from content and prevent specific areas from rendering.
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by Gravyness 5y ago
It's working for me, here's the picture of the tweet in case it is locally blocked: https://i.imgur.com/dh1kU1q.png Anyways it looks like censorship is thriving like never before. I wonder what' up.
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Here's a brazilian interpretation of the paper results and its findings if anyone is interested: https://filiperafaeli.substack.com/p/ivermectina-preventiva-...
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by Gravyness 5y ago
I find it very strange that a computer can boot up with some ports open, that's beyond stupid. Nevertheless all my modems have had the default config to block all incoming requests. Imagine a port open connected to a program with admin
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Maybe it's time you build something to challenge yourself in your free time, like code a game, a open-source library, learn a new language (programming or not), maybe even start a business, etc
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by Gravyness 5y ago
> None of this is about giving power back to individuals Exactly, when people claimed web3 is about the individual and decentralization I knew 100% it is a power play being attempted by some stupid people who have no idea how the web wor
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Sorry... what? what do you mean?
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Pardon my skepticism but this reads like a fairy tale where the author was promised a lot of money to conduct a study that does not need sources because all their strange conclusions are on the abstract and therefore are the hypothesis (and
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by Gravyness 5y ago
I also hate complexity and I'm not a C/C++ professional creating apps for billions of people so when I need a tool or a program I just use microsoft build tools from visual studio 2019 in a batch script to compile/run from a
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by Gravyness 5y ago
There's a huge difference between wanting to change and wanting to complain. Sadly change does not attract people reading your article.
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Because Mark has a lot of marketting money.
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by Gravyness 5y ago
I hate when people don't explain what they share, as if i'm supposed to be a detective or something. Yes it's cool, now what am I seeing? Thanksfully the abstract for this paper is well made: https://arxiv.org&#x2F
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Post was just deleted and the archiver removed the links: https://warosu.org/g/thread/83691438 , anyone have mirrors?
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by Gravyness 5y ago
> Studies pretty reliably show an effect correlating how much someone watches violent movies and how much anxiety they have around experiencing interpersonal violence. Care to share? how can I search this?
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by Gravyness 5y ago
And here we are trying to please managers who need a kubernets cluster for our 100-customer website.
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Like the shortage of chocolate predicted 5 years ago?
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Would it be possible to develop a computer from linear transformations? Suppose registers, op codes and their parameters were represented as images, and at each clock a led grid is turned on with the current computer state, the light propag
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by Gravyness 5y ago
>not something more tangible like intelligence You can, and people did, there are published studies on this and its not well marketed because it is something that some people would really rather not read. The illusion of a world where ev
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by Gravyness 5y ago
>decentralized Peer to Peer information exchanging network So a new form of torrenting? Tor browser? I don't get it. What do people use it for?
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by Gravyness 5y ago
What, you can't predict what 7 billion people will do? Amateur! If only people listened to me, the know-it-all, then everything would have gone great! And the previous 12 times I have been wrong were just me experimenting to get this r
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Agreed, but humans barely get free speech and you expect AI to get it? You can ask AI to tell you the holocaust never happened, that earth is flat or that vaccines transform people into green lizards. Worst part is that the model literally
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by Gravyness 5y ago
I sincerely think Covid is now just being used to decrease carbon emissions by having everyone work from home or at least not exit houses as much due to mass hysteria of "yet another variant". Viruses of all kinds will keep trying
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by Gravyness 5y ago
Great, now they will finally have time for social media.

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