Raidion

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by Raidion 4y ago
Are there truely top tier ML optimized chips? I would imagine the hardware space still having room to grow if just because most of the brainpower having been focused on x86, etc.
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by Raidion 4y ago
It's the dying out of the "middle" of the value curve. You end up with a market that's dominated by cheap "good enough" products for casuals and "products built to last" for power users. So if you hav
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by Raidion 4y ago
The most learned language on Duolingo is English, which is as close to a universal language as we have. I think anything that allows other people to get outside their box and learn more about (and from!) people who don't share the same
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by Raidion 4y ago
I really think that the ability for games to relax and de-stress is clear (at least from my anecdotal standpoint). This get bonus points for gamifying some meditative and deep breathing techniques. On the other hand, I always worry about th
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by Raidion 4y ago
These are costs that you have determined are worth it. You don't have to pay for Postman if it's $29 a month, but it clearly saves you >$29 a month of productivity. You feel that Bonusly reduces your turnover just enough to be
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by Raidion 4y ago
Nope. 24bucks x 150devs x 12months = 43,200. Which is a lot closer to reasonable if it can save you (@ $100 dev/hour) 2.88 hours of work per dev per year, then it's break even.
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by Raidion 4y ago
I run a mid range POD HD500X, it's really really nice to not have to play around with it a ton (presets are great) and you can still get pretty close to what you're looking for without ever having to buy more gear (at least amps&#
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by Raidion 4y ago
I went to go see if I could contribute and modify the tempo to accelerate by less than 1% a repeat. I found the development hard to get into, source control was subversion and documentation was sparse. This was a few years ago so it may not
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by Raidion 4y ago
It's a gradual shift that's no so gradual when looking at the block of population. Gen X are those that didn't have any digital connectivity while growing up. Millennials grew up connected through text/chat/email&#x
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by Raidion 4y ago
Everyone is talking about being forced into music as a kid, but I think another factor is the talent gap. Just like steroids messes with people's body image, hearing nothing but the best musicians on the planet perfectly quantized and
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by Raidion 4y ago
This doesn't say what mode the driver was using, FSD could arguably want to understand this, but if he was just using "Autopilot" (aka keeps your lane + adaptive cruise control) with a steering wheel weight to disable the &qu
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by Raidion 4y ago
Rheumatoid or osteoarthritis?
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by Raidion 4y ago
The data from Gmail isn't what's valuable to Google, it's the fact that targeted ads are more profitable and Google can target you with ads accurately because you logged in and identified yourself to access Gmail.
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by Raidion 4y ago
The state of thr deployment pipeline and tests matters a whole lot more than the specific language.
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by Raidion 4y ago
No, because then he can invoke his right to a speedy trial (72 days) leaving prosecutors in a spot where they can't use a grand jury to find new charges, have a time limit to get their case locked down, and they don't have time t
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by Raidion 4y ago
Stylus is now standard on the most expensive "non-folding" flagship from Samsung too.
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by Raidion 4y ago
FTX sponsored the World Series and F1. You can't fault random streamers from accepting money from a company that's doing ads at the Superbowl. They're not professional auditors. Hyping crypto is a bit awkward, but that's
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by Raidion 4y ago
Heroes of the Storm was a lot of fun and had a great community. IMHO, that's one of the big problems with e-sports: They're clearly at the mercy of the publisher. Even more recently: Halo Infinite came out, was supposed to be the
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by Raidion 4y ago
Plenty of software that doesn't actually solve the goal and ends up being unmaintainable also comes out of locking a bunch of smart people in a room. You make it too complicated, no one can modify it without tons of domain knowledge, y
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by Raidion 4y ago
People are always like "well, what if he just wasn't so greedy". The greed doesn't quit. You cheat to win smaller races, then you're in bigger races, and need to cheat more, and eventually it gets to the point where
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by Raidion 4y ago
But any female lobster that's caught with eggs gets their tail notched so that if she's caught in the future they throw her back to grow new lobsters. So you might also be breeding lobsters that get pregnant more often and value t
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by Raidion 4y ago
4-8 hour runs! I can't pretend to understand. I'd top out at ~3 hours at max marathon long run. I would love to do an ultra someday, but not sure if my knees are gonna let me. Take a few extra steps for me next time!
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by Raidion 4y ago
Ok, human involved in the loop, thank you! I also think there should never be more than one source of truth for TF, but I have seen two devs fight it out in the development environment. Each add their own SNS topic with similar names, get v
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by Raidion 4y ago
I'll ask because we're struggling with this now. What do you do to reduce the risk of an auto applied TF change going sideways? Our current workflow involves a manual review/approval by devOps.
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by Raidion 4y ago
As a runner myself, does being waterproof make that much of a difference? I've done pretty cold runs with various layers of under armour (or related) and while you don't stay dry, you do stay warm, and you will dry out pretty quic
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by Raidion 4y ago
Not crapping on this project because it's hella awesome, but a more scalable solution (which might not be worth it at all) would be to make a HTTP interface to a remote control, then have the remote control beam IR signals at whatever.
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by Raidion 4y ago
But a spot that does primarily in person sales before 2020 won't make a huge pivot to online sales just because they open a website. I'm a software dev, I own a Fitbit and Alexa's, I still just call the local pizza place. It&
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by Raidion 4y ago
Code is more complex than documentation specifically because it needs to deal with every issue. If you're going to cover every edge case in documentation, just write the code. Tools like OpenAPI/Swagger blur the lines. Documentati
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by Raidion 4y ago
It's supply and demand. Kids don't grow up wanting to be CRUD app developers, they grow up wanting to be game developers. This means that working conditions are notoriously bad (bad pay, terrible hours). To raise pay they need to
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by Raidion 4y ago
The non-vacuous point is that different people live fully on opposite sides of the spectrum, so do whatever you want to do and find the balance that makes you happy.

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