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Very timely, I've been working on Svelte integration for Phoenix Liveview, started working on it this week[1]. It's very cool to see LiveView expanding as a paradigm outside of Phoenix. [1] https://github.com/woutd
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Not too familiar with this but does this mean that eventually Asahi Linux will be obsolete? Is Asahi a forked Linux kernel and the work will eventually be merged right into the main Linux Kernel?
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Just like how humans progressed technologically. Each individual human has information that is considered specialized (a narrow model). Without communication there is no way to access these specializations. And written and spoken language i
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I wonder what the cost is of sending such a balloon vs shooting it down. If I was China I would be sending thousands of these. It's not going to cause an all out war, but it does impose some security threat which should be dealt with a
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Can you envision what help would look like for you? What would have been or would be a good way of helping you get into a better situation?
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If we were living in a simulation, I think it would be programmed in such a way that it would be emergent. A bit like a mandelbrot set, where the rules are simple but the complexity is infinite. No need to texture anything if the rules defi
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Video on the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lASPp9stEYA
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Show HN: GeoQuest
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How to Think Like a Programmer
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Sort of related to this, what works for me (more often than not) is writing down one task I need to do, and focus on that. I've conjured up a quick tool for myself where I can write down the task and complete it once it's done. I
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Really cool, would love to have an export button for tailwind color schemes.
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Geoquest: https://geoquest.wout.space/ It's a geography game focussed on learning all countries in the world. Had it online for about a year now. It's completely opensource [1]. Only accept donations through buyme
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In sideprojects that are early stage, I have a todo.txt in my repo with one line, the thing I have to focus on. I keep this thing small in scope. Once it's done I replace it with another thing that's in my head. It works surprisin
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Does anyone have any experience with Astro and Sveltekit? What would you choose over the other one in which situation? Is Astro only used for websites that just display content, while Sveltekit can be used for more complex webapps?
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What's the programming language and environment to run it for the non-flash version?
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Ah this is helpful thank you. So it's a variance thing? So by this logic, expanding the amount of experts who are delegates would probably fix the issue? Let's say you have a 100 experts in charge who have an average of 70% right
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I'm a fan of liquid democarcy on a conceptual level so this result is surprising to me. Started a side project to test it out in a game environment, basically an online Nomic[1] although I have abandoned it for now. Reading through som
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I think you're right except that in this case it would not only be cool, there would definitely be some real world value too, overall I feel it is worth it. And sending robots is definitely super cool :)
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I think there's value in doing 'cool' things. Besides the science and technology that would come out of something like this, humans are still intrinsically pushed by doing cool stuff. And there's nothing wrong with pursu
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I'm not pro gun or even American, but to me it seems a lot of those shootings happen in high stress situations, not in a remotely controlled environment.
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Isn't this just a remotely controlled gun? If we'd be talking about AI making its own decisions that's a different thing. In addition to this I feel better decisions would be made when the person holding the gun isn't th
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I know these don't map 1-to-1 on real natural synapses, but let's say you can magically replace all your natural synapses in a brain with this. What would be the experienced effect? Would you be able to think faster, or would perc
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I think first is an advantage since the opposite side has to react to your moves, a bit like chess. A strategy that works for me is building a tower. In that tower try to construct 2 rows of 3 length, can be one horizontal and one diagonal
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How good is the AI and how was it made?
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The background image is 26mb, I'd suggest looking into reducing it, even if it's for your own server's cost :)
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I'm using this on my latest generation chromecast, not sure if it works on 3rd generation though. Works great! https://smartyoutubetv.github.io/
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It does once you have a human level AGI, it should be trivial to scale it up to a superhuman level.
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Probably to lock a tile if you're sure it's in the correct orientation.
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Svelte could be awesome but quite hard I think since it's compiled and you don't get to view the source in production.
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Can you breakdown this calculation? I'm familiar with FIRE and SWR but how do you get to the $150,000 number? [EDIT] Thanks got it!
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