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by TJSomething 11mo ago
While more power may not make sense, less weight is an easy way to get more efficiency. And if you can keep the same power at a lower weight, that's a win.
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by TJSomething 11mo ago
I know it's beside the point, but I think a chunk of the reason for many of the security measures in airports is because creating the appearance of security increases people's willingness to fly.
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by TJSomething 11mo ago
I can get a six pack by doing exercises in my house everyday with some weights and resistance bands for 20 minutes a day and by spending 5 minutes a day tracking my food for a year. I don't think that there is a place I can go to make
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by TJSomething 1y ago
I played one day and I had to quit because it was stressing me out too much. Good job!
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by TJSomething 1y ago
Seconding this. Additionally, I'm likely to fumble speaking tactfully as a result.
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by TJSomething 1y ago
I've been using F# and there are actually several roadblocks for AOT F# [0]. However, a self-contained .NET JIT executable is still surprisingly small (18 MB for an ASP.NET minimal API written in F#), easy to build, and easy to deploy.
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by TJSomething 1y ago
Just looking at this specific paper, it suggests that eating disorders are part of a general emotional dysfunction spectrum. In practice, we're probably not talking about confident people. From my anecdotal experience with people I&#x2
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by TJSomething 1y ago
Practically speaking, you can also replace a radar detector with the Waze app.
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by TJSomething 1y ago
While I agree on those counts, the debugger in Chrome handles large files of minified code, deep framework stack traces, and stopping in dysfunctional code better.
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by TJSomething 1y ago
I think you've got the logic backwards. It defaults to assuming that user agents that have "Mozilla" in them might be bots. Uncommon browsers don't get challenged. It wouldn't make sense for bad faith bots to use un
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by TJSomething 1y ago
The problem here is that some websites, in this case independent open source code forges, can't be put behind paywalls and cannot maintain availability under the load of scrapers.
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by TJSomething 1y ago
Rijndael (now AES) wasn't even the strongest finalist in the 2001 AES evaluation. It partially won on dint of being faster on contemporary x86 processors than Serpent or Twofish. Nowadays, it's faster on x86-64 processors because
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by TJSomething 1y ago
In Nevada, it's a percentage (approximately 0.5%, varying from city to city and with other conditions, like commercial usage) of its assessed value, which is 35% of taxable value. Taxable value is the market value of the bare land plus
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by TJSomething 1y ago
Under this idea, most engineering isn't engineering. Some of the oldest engineering is ad hoc battlefield engineering to construct siege engines and building tunnels to deliver explosives. That frequently only needed to work one time.
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by TJSomething 1y ago
While that works for attacks that are like spam, bot detection for high margin attacks like show ticket scalping really wants an identity-oriented solution.
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by TJSomething 1y ago
Florida and Missouri have been working on it, to some success. Florida's laws have decreased access by requiring in-person appointments with doctors instead of telehealth or nurse practitioners, which has eliminated access for 80% of t
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by TJSomething 1y ago
I don't think the author was claiming that significant number of people hold those assumptions. I thought the assumption was that the most people implementing QF believe that QF is optimal for their use case. However, the author's
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by TJSomething 1y ago
Another part from the paper that a lot of people here seem to be ignoring: "Specifically, macroscopic water droplets isothermally form when the NP size is ≤22 nm, RH is >~90%, and ϕPE ranges from 0.05 to 0.35." and "Initia
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by TJSomething 1y ago
If the pressure is a direct bribe, then TikTok could get in hot water with China for accepting that bribe. With a US corp, the US government can make any criminal liability go away.
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by TJSomething 1y ago
My issue with REPLs is that they're often too transient. Sometimes I make a mistake on step 2 that I realize while iterating on step 10 of exploring some data. Then I need to iterate on step 2 a little, taking advantage of the ability
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by TJSomething 1y ago
I think that much of game development is unlike a lot of other kinds of programming, where there's often more ad hoc game mechanic prototyping than maintenance. This is where dynamic programming excels. But of course, that consideratio
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by TJSomething 1y ago
Sure, but, assuming you are actually only counting lines of code and not whitespace or comments, if that end user asks for a new feature, it's probably going to be a lot easier to figure out where to put it in 200 lines than in 1,000,0
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by TJSomething 1y ago
I paid nothing because I live in Nevada. They charge for state income taxes, but federal taxes are free.
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by TJSomething 1y ago
That's been sitting on my ideas list for over a decade, because I've wanted Pandora that runs locally from my collection. But I'm not sure I'll realistically ever get to it.
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by TJSomething 1y ago
Oh my gosh I remember Wikipedia on TR3. That's a piece of software I haven't though of in a while.
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by TJSomething 1y ago
I don't think that's a fair representation of the ancient Roman combination social welfare and grain price stabilization system or of the role slaves had in Roman society.
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by TJSomething 1y ago
I just keep all my Gmail synced into local Thunderbird via IMAP.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
You're likely using a TN screen, which basically does dithering over time.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
A hallucination is often an indication that the model doesn't know something. Then, the internal signal gets dominated by noise from the seeded training weights. Efforts to eliminate hallucinations with a single model have found succes
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by TJSomething 2y ago
I can recommend PowerAmp. I've been using it for over a decade and it's been pretty happy with updating my 20,000+ song collection and my 1,000+ song playlist that I sync with an graphical ssh/rsync wrapper (although I'v

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