Shorel

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by Shorel 3y ago
Naming is still a hard problem :)
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by Shorel 3y ago
Why would you want to keep your hands off the mouse? Why do you think the mouse is slow? Have you seen StarCraft players? They use the mouse and keyboard and perform an average of 200 actions per minute. In fact, to select a certain piece o
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by Shorel 3y ago
I have tried, many times, I even have some plugins installed like git-gutter, etc. It's not for me, thanks. I went back to Sublime Text and will only use vim in case of emergency, and only if I get paid for it.
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by Shorel 3y ago
Nice features. If I like it enough I could get the paid version.
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by Shorel 3y ago
I completely agree with you. The fact that we can take ideas and serialize them into language doesn't mean the language and the ideas are the same thing. They become ideas again when we deserialize them into our minds. Language models
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by Shorel 3y ago
> Language is crystalized consciousness. That's a pretty big claim. I disagree with it, but I agree about the idea of language models being a fundamental part of an artificial mind. Language is like the TCP/IP of ideas, we put
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by Shorel 3y ago
Middle click scrolling is awesome. Windows now has clipboard history by pasting with Win+V, having the best of both worlds. I'm sorry you can't adapt, but honesty no one cares =)
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by Shorel 3y ago
While in general this is a valid concern, so don't read from your cell phone too closely... Also don't confuse focal distance with real distance. We can potentially have a very close lens focused as if we are looking at an infinit
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by Shorel 3y ago
And I don't agree with you. Every time I can choose between PDF and EPUB, I choose EPUB.
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by Shorel 3y ago
That is the main flaw of the PDF file format. It is by design. If we want documents that work well on all screens, then we use EPUB.
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by Shorel 3y ago
Twitter is even more annoying for any content with more than a single paragraph.
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by Shorel 3y ago
I have reused PSUs for about 3 or 4 builds. It is always a good idea to overinvest in a good quality PSU, with some room to spare. CPU+board+RAM are usually replaced together, as a combo. So, not ideal, but not that bad either. Storage is a
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by Shorel 3y ago
> The magic element is simply evolution. I can't agree with that. Maybe our brains are not big enough, or complex enough yet to really understand what is going on with such complex systems. Evolution may be the mechanism these compl
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by Shorel 3y ago
Thank you for your comment. This is a very important point, that gets lost in the mystical catch-all argument of: “you just don't understand”. And what's there to understand? An ivory tower of connected ideas which are not falsifi
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by Shorel 3y ago
Your hopes are realistic and the actual use of such technology. I also want some kind of biological USB, that we need years of training to be able to use fast xD
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by Shorel 3y ago
There's absolutely no basis for the affirmations made in your last paragraph. None at all. And if we think about it, it is very scary.
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by Shorel 3y ago
That is true. At first I thought the stories were created on demand. Some of us are compulsive readers once we get used to it, and I'm looking forward to being able to do that in my target language.
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by Shorel 3y ago
I think it is definitely the other way around. An AI will generate the kind of simplistic stories I need for my current level of proficiency in my target language. An actual human will more often than not slip some complex grammar and vocab
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by Shorel 3y ago
This is because software is creeping inside the cars. It is not because cars have an inherently changeable feature set.
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by Shorel 3y ago
This looks much better than JSON. That makes it a winner. Your comment just reminds me of perfect being the enemy of good.
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by Shorel 3y ago
I don't think the target of Veracrypt is to be used by corporations. Almost by definition, corporations will sell their souls to MS if that means "accountability", that means someone to blame when things go wrong. Not if, whe
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by Shorel 3y ago
Current AI is deeply rooted in probability and statistics, so it would actually increase the use of statistics. I'm not saying a false positive or a false negative cannot happen. I am saying that we would have better estimates of both,
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by Shorel 3y ago
Why not? But on the same note, I would also consider suing child services for failing to act according to their own principles and mainly for ignoring evidence.
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by Shorel 3y ago
"Some might demand better pay to go back..." Understatement of the year. Who in their right mind would go back without at least better pay? We change employer to get better pay. Getting re-hired also counts as a new employer for t
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by Shorel 3y ago
Therefore job security of old school network administrators is the main factor against IPv6 coverage. Hopefully one of the big cloud providers figures it is in their best interest to have a much bigger address space and make all this busywo
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by Shorel 3y ago
It's the same difference as between papa and papá. We are trained to perceive different accented syllables as different words with different meanings.
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by Shorel 3y ago
At the same time it is very hard, next to impossible, to get them in the right order, unless it is a personalized playlist.
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by Shorel 3y ago
I don't see the problem here. Are modern developers allergic to SQL or what is the issue?
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by Shorel 3y ago
I know it is no longer available in Colombia, prescription or not.
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by Shorel 3y ago
Because adequate testing is required? As it was reported, this was recently discovered. It was not discovered in 2020.

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