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TheRoque
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TheRoque
2y ago
This sounds like a huge oversimplification. A lot of knowledge doesn't come in the form of words, animals, early humans, kids, all don't have speech systems yet are capable of reasoning. You can't become Mozart just by readin
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> If you look at state of the art pre-trained transformers, they gobble up unfathomable quantities of dense textual data that far exceed what even the most learned and smart humans couldn't traverse in centuries. Yet, their results
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Not really, it just means what it means: a block rewards 2 times less than before. What happens regarding the number of miners growing or shrinking depends on a lot of factors. If you're so sure it's gonna increase the mining powe
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Show HN: Visualize eBay laptops in bulk with laptopscout
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Yep, I'm wondering the same thing. It seems easy to brag about using only one binary if you don't need to use another service e.g. a database.
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3y ago
That's a bit easy to say this. "We progressed during capitalism hence capitalism allowed the progress" but you don't know at all. You also don't know how will the next 1000 years look if we continue to do things in
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3y ago
To be honest i find dbeaver well designed. Even though the interface is cluttered with a ton of functionalities, it has everything I need where I expect it to be! I don't recall googling "who to do X with dbeaver ?".
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I think with the global warming becoming more and more of an emergency, the "long" term might be an issue, it's time we don't have
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3y ago
Used it to do a bike trip across Korea, it worked so well ! Somehow the marker for the user seemed more precise than the ones of the other app I use (precision and direction).
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3y ago
One of the victims on the top picture is 13 years old.
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What's the point ? In France, IAP already block some unlawful websites with their DNS, and you just have to switch to another one.
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3y ago
Perhaps we will finally reconnect with each other and quit the virtual life, as everything in the virtual world will be managed by and for other AIs, with humans unable to do anything but consume their content
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That's so cool ! I really like this format
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Yes that's true, but that's not available against human players obviously :/
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3y ago
This is literally the reason why I never liked advance wars. It's painfully slow (especially against a human) and you have to wait for every single unit move, and because I'm bad, I'm waiting to get crushed. Sometimes there a
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I second this. I handwrite when I want to memorize it on the spot, and type when I want to come back to it later, possibly long after
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I don't see what's wrong with having training wheels. In fact, it's not really training wheels, it's just safeguards, and we all need them as much as possible (with a good balance between this and usability of course)
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3y ago
Some countries do eat cat and dog yes. I'm on South Korea, and I could try dog meat if I wanted as there are some places cooking it.
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3y ago
What he means is that as a CEO of a corporation that is supposed to defend things like openness, privacy, power to the users etc., it's ironic that the only tool to see her profile is from a Microsoft-owned company, which is quite the
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You just install it and it works. I change devices, or wipe out my devices often enough that just having a familiar shell installed in one line feels comfy. I usually don't customize things a lot, I pick something with good default and
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What these people do is super cool. How can one learn to be in a team that does things like this ?
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"confirms theory" I know it's valid, but it sounds weird
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3y ago
Disabling merely means just making yourself invisible, and the Facebook profile unusable, but all the data stays there. If you delete it though, your messenger account is no more.
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Also, we need to stop gaslighting people with fake solutions like "planting trees" or "deleting emails". Sure, it's good, but the scale is so small that you're actually losing focus on what really makes changes
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3y ago
To be fair, cheese in most countries are industrial odorless crap. Or if there's some good one, there's often not a lot of diversity. France and Italy are probably the 2 countries where cheeses are "stubborn". If people
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Shadeup is also pretty useful for unreal engine. Use of compute shaders is very cryptic in UE5, and shadeup makes it more accessible.
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If the apartment is 1800$ a month, the deposit will be more like 15000$
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That's not true, and it's often not well known, but your own physical location is also a factor, not only your source of income. Most countries would never detect this anyways, but you shouldn't think that it's legal at
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It's illegal, and also in Korea it's extremely annoying, as many online or daily services work with an Alien Registration Card, which you don't have with a simple tourist visa.
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I understand this rationale, but personally I have an extremely hard time disconnecting from work. It sucks 40 hours a week, which is most of my "alive" time, also sucks my brain stamina. Finding life outside of work is not easy,
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