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KRAKRISMOTT
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> All the infrastructure would need to be built. This creates jobs.
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Liberal arts and humanities departments are a lot cheaper to fund than machine learning though. They aren't competing with Silicon Valley for talent.
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Maybe you should apply for YC, Front app is a multi billion dollar company, they could use some disruption .
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I am sure Merkel accepted the Arab Spring refugees out of the goodness of her heart.
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> One mistake the US did was switching from defined benefit pensions to individual retirement savings. Depending on how the pension system is setup, it could become an indefinite pyramid scheme. You end with countries like Canada (and
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Can you add support for Serp API? I prefer to pay for a managed proxy farm instead of using SearxNG which requires too much babysitting.
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Early sparks of AGI, people.
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The sudo permission should be added by brew at install time (see how the dotnet SDK handles installation on macs), it's poor ergonomics to have to invoke it manually.
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2y ago
> Drones will continue to gradually take over a larger set of missions, but we are at least decades away from being able to write software that can perform the full spectrum of missions as well as a human pilot. Open AI is Sam's co
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Oh he very much deserved it. We need to discourage the culture in tech where people set up VC-style "conversations" with the intention of scoping out ideas. The Winget product manager, who stole the Appget product idea, on the oth
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The biggest missing feature is a radon monitor. Currently only Airthings offers it.
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2y ago
The blog name is hilarious, it translates loosely into "not like other boys". It's a reference to the infamous meme/subreddit "Not like other girls".
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Anyone want to try replicating YouTube's upvote counter fly-in animation?
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2y ago
What about level 3 and fast charging?
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> We could solve a lot of other big problems w/ those engineers. Most hardware folks are underpaid as is outside of aerospace and defence. What you are asking would put them on food stamps. There's a shortage of capital and l
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Most of the fancier runtime-less non-GC techniques fail when it comes to graph data structures (or even linked lists) without a tremendous amount of upfront work from the programmer.
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The doctors themselves have as much to blame for this too, not to mention most hospital administrators are MBAs with a healthcare background, they are not art students. Medicine perpetuates a hazing culture of overworking residents thanks t
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That is under the assumption of optimal control i.e. parametrized by the Bellman equation. In real life (for a normal individual and not e.g. a high net worth person or corporation) if you hit a non optimal scenario, your life is over and y
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The computer science counterpart is the Optimal Stopping Problem. There's no real equivalent solution irl. In a country without a safety net, and if you don't have a trust fund, then constantly preparing for black swan events is o
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Because if you see OP's comment, they were testing their migrator on real users' devices (in what I presume is a blue green manner, without explicitly informing them except in small print) before their "official launch".
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Because flash memory has a limited number of write cycles and an entire file system migration will gobble up a good chunk of it.
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They ought to compensate users for the excessive flash memory writes if the users are going to be guinea pigs for their beta test.
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It's next to impossible to strong arm China into another Plaza Accord, unlike Japan.
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The other mastodon instances voluntarily chose to refuse to peer with Truth Social. Maybe they should show their face in court too.
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3y ago
A fairer system would be SAT score weighted by contribution and legacy status, it makes it nice and fair for everyone.
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Guess realpolitik always trumps rule of law
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Do we have a BLAS equivalent on WebGPU or WebNN?
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> When playing it, even I could immediately tell the difference between it and my mass-produced Yamaha. I would imagine the CNC milled Yamahas to have much better quality control. It's the same in horology, "hand crafted&quo
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Says the temporarily embarrassed millionaire
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Maybe they can call it "EventEmitter" https://nodejs.org/en/learn/asynchronous-work/the-nodejs-eve...
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