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by Mizza 4y ago
I'm just surprised some MBA hasn't reinvented company scrip yet. Maybe they'll try it internationally first, Walmart was using scrip in Mexico until 2008.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Of course, but the civil rights movement was a great victory and segregation was made illegal, at least at the surface level. I just don't think it's progress to go from "it's good to burn down the forest to extract a d
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by Mizza 4y ago
Shocking that this needs to be pointed out, but because the company is supposed to _actually do something_. Ideally, that thing is good, and there are benefits to being able to exert some influence on how decisions about that thing are made
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by Mizza 4y ago
One of the most insidious ideas of our time. Interestingly, it seems directly at odds with the new dogma/mandate of BlackRock-style DEI, which is insidious in it's own way. I wish the history of corporatocracy was taught more in s
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by Mizza 4y ago
Cui bono? https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/infographics/eu-gas-suppl...
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by Mizza 4y ago
Bellingcat is a way for UK/US spies to launder intelligence, a bootleg Wikileaks that won't challenge domestic power structures. I wouldn't point to them if I wanted my point to be taken seriously.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Hold your damn horses, this technology is brand new, requires a tremendous amount of data gathering and computation, there's a massive volunteer effort already under way, and you're begging for a free home version so you can save
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by Mizza 4y ago
The obfuscation is a little too obvious. The people need something which defends their job security but still passes code review.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Or, preferably, admit that testing wasn't a good idea to begin with and focus on optimizing children for learning, not test-taking.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Most of humanity's best art, literature, music, and comedy is about people experiencing trauma. Being able to joke amidst suffering is the very thing that makes us human. It's also a critical part of empathy itself.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Playing the "training game" is very interesting and kind of addictive. The "reply as robot" task in particular is really enlightening. If you try to give it any sense of personality or humanity, your comments will be dow
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by Mizza 4y ago
"BypassPaywallsClean" is a must-have extension for the modern internet. Does anybody else use multiple browsers? Maybe it's just because I'm doing web-dev right now, but I think using as many browsers as possible is nece
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QOA, the Quite OK Audio Format(phoboslab.org)
156 points by Mizza 4y ago|78 comments
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by Mizza 4y ago
Why are people doing all of this SMD stuff for hobby projects? Cool project, but that looks like a maddening build. Would be a fun afternoon if it was THT.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Datadog is stupidly expensive for what it provides. Don't recommend and I hope something open kills it soon.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Dang, that's really pretty. Could do with a little interface polish, but really nice visualizations. How does 't' work? Would love to be able to feed an audio waveform into a fullscreen mode and some palette options.
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Finally, a Fast Algorithm for Shortest Paths on Negative Graphs(quantamagazine.org)
64 points by Mizza 4y ago|6 comments
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by Mizza 4y ago
I had a similar idea, but it uses a graph construction and Elixir. Definitely going to poach some ideas from LangChain though. https://github.com/Miserlou/Helix
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by Mizza 4y ago
More troubling - is it a crime to visit a website which begs donations for an illegal cause?
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by Mizza 4y ago
My favorite one of these, if you like drum and bass: https://vimeo.com/93923609
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by Mizza 4y ago
I've been following this community out of general curiosity since its inception, and I have to say that they're hackers in the purest form. Clever, technical, collaborative, playful, ideological, subversive. There are amazing tech
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by Mizza 4y ago
They do act as repeaters! The mesh networking design was one of the big selling points, it was going to be a city-wide teenage mesh network! Unfortunately, one acting as a repeater would take your range from 10 feet to 20 feet.
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by Mizza 4y ago
I found one of these when I was going through some old boxes at my parents house, totally forgot I had it. I really begged them for it - then played with it once, put it in a box and never saw again. It's an amazing artifact of late 90
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by Mizza 4y ago
He's just a grifter, I don't know why HN falls for his schtick. I have liked some of his guests, but come on.
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by Mizza 4y ago
I've heard that some of the AR stuff got nerfed because of the ability of IR cameras to see through some fabrics and Facebook not wanting to have those headlines in the newspapers. I just heard it as a rumour though, perhaps an insider
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by Mizza 4y ago
Don't forget Tre nøtter til Askepott, an old communist Czech movie that's somehow so critical to Norwegian heritage they had to send a Norwegian team to another country to make sure it was preserved and restored.
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by Mizza 4y ago
I'm also doing a solo-startup right now that relies heavily on LiveView and Channels/Websockets. I wouldn't have been able to build it by myself without Elixir/Pheonix. It's absolutely fantastic, can't recommen
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Show HN: Helix, a Framework for AI Systems(github.com)
4 points by Mizza 4y ago|0 comments
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by Mizza 4y ago
This blog post outlines a higher-level vision for how I think we might engineer consciousness and I hope to update the blog with the outcomes of different experiments, but the code itself lives here: https://github.com/Miser
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Introducing Helix: Engineering Consciousness(miserlou.github.io)
1 points by Mizza 4y ago|1 comments

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