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by Quequau 4y ago
It's interesting that in an employment marketplace with mounting evidence that reducing working hours improves worker efficiency, performance, and quality of life, Elon Musk insists on doing the exact opposite. This seems like vandali
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by Quequau 4y ago
Yes! That's the talk.
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by Quequau 4y ago
I remember a talk given some years ago by a man who was using voice to text for creating source code. The key point I remember from his talk & demonstration is that it was not casual ordinary speech but instead a very weird mashup of s
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by Quequau 4y ago
I am not much of a gamer but I've been sporadically playing this, solo style. I like it for the most part. Especially since Microsoft forced me to convert my Mojang Minecraft account to a Microsoft and then immediately decided it was
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by Quequau 4y ago
Maybe you will find some useful info here: https://old.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/ymiwzs/zlibrar...
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by Quequau 4y ago
When I went back to uni, a lot of my classes had us using Mathematica. While the software is fine, I found Steven Wolfram's relentless promotion a bit off-putting. Felt a lot like P. T. Barnum somehow and I wasn't really comforta
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by Quequau 4y ago
This does not seem to me to be a responsible way to manage a firm and retain the most competent and talented employees.
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by Quequau 4y ago
This is not building, it's vandalism.
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by Quequau 4y ago
I use a Firefox browser extension called "Dark Reader" [1] to force a dark mode on most of the websites I frequent and I'm more or less happy with it. If there was an extension that Solarized them instead, I'd probably
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by Quequau 4y ago
Hey, I've been fired for step two. I'll quote "you aren't paid to walk around and think".
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by Quequau 4y ago
So I'm scrolling through this and wonder just how useful this info would have been back in the day when we were working with Z80s and came across this: This section might also relevant even if you don’t do anything with hardware; it mi
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by Quequau 4y ago
Pity this , or something like it, never went into production. I think having a built-in Scheme interpreter on system with hardware acceleration would have been a much better solution that all the hoops we used to jump through back in the d
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by Quequau 4y ago
I quit drinking after more than 25 years of problematic drinking by taking naltrexone just before drinking for 3-4 weeks. Given my prior experience with alcohol and trying to quit, it was the easiest thing I've ever done. I urge people
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by Quequau 4y ago
I go through this experience every time HotChips releases their talks on YouTube.
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by Quequau 4y ago
I did exactly the same thing and had a similar experience. I think this is broadly applicable to most, probably all stylized movie user interfaces. Minority Report, Tron and Star Trek come to mind. They look really cool on the big screen
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by Quequau 4y ago
Back in 2014 when this was first published I found it really inspiring and incorporated many of the techniques it describes into my daily workflow. It's been a while, so I wonder what he's doing now.
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by Quequau 4y ago
I watch a lot of videos on YouTube, mostly metal machining content, lectures, or long form background music. I have come to the conclusion that for my use the front end, the recommendation engine, and advertising scheme are active impedime
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by Quequau 4y ago
Pity it's only viewable by subscribers.
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by Quequau 4y ago
There are broad swaths of non-rural residential spaces which are zoned to excluded most mobile homes. These facts are part of what is driving the popularity of "Tiny Houses on Wheels".
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by Quequau 4y ago
I really enjoyed the book, actually all of William Gibson's work from that era. I didn't think that the movie was great but reading this interview, it really does seem like the things I didn't like about it were the result o
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by Quequau 4y ago
This happened to me in 2006 as part of an attempt not to payout a large severance package, so I don't think it's anything new.
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by Quequau 4y ago
The title doesn't match the story at all.
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by Quequau 4y ago
I'd sooner see all residential spaces become nationalised and collectively maintained than to see this looser cooking up some new machination that promises investors will get rich quick through sneaky exploitation and delivers yet anot
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by Quequau 4y ago
OK, well that just sucks.
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by Quequau 4y ago
This is from July 8, 2021. The title should probably reflect that.
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by Quequau 4y ago
Well that's really good news. I really enjoyed the talks that Godard did and I've been hoping that they make it to production.
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by Quequau 4y ago
So I suppose that end game is those patents getting bought by some big name semi manufacturer and quietly incorporated into future chips using different terminology... and then folks will smugly talk about what a terrible idea it all was.
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by Quequau 4y ago
So I guess "The Mill" processor isn't really being worked on any more?
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by Quequau 4y ago
I thought this was one the most interesting talks given at HotChips the year when it was presented. I also think when people post about it here and over at Reddit or Real World Tech there's a lot of pointless hand wringing about how t
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by Quequau 4y ago
He may of "claimed" he did so but there isn't any real evidence of this. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, so I'll be waiting for all that.

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