TomMarius

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   by TomMarius 6y ago

   I am really disappointed by the discrimination.
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   by TomMarius 6y ago

   My idea: Every family (couple+one or more kids) that does not own a home is able to live in a public house that has a robotized vertical farming aquaponic system designed to feed a family of five, what they do with any surplus is up to them
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   by TomMarius 6y ago

   I hear the media say this all around the world all the time, and they of course always mean themselves... But is it true? There are many and many independent reporters with their blogs and twitters (do we call that media?), independent news
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   by TomMarius 6y ago

   I don't think this is how people usually think of positive people. This is resignation, not positivity. IMHO a positive person in this situation would believe in their chance of surviving and fight back.
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   by TomMarius 6y ago

   Yeah, it's very moving to see a human-made machine do such wonders. Fills me with awe, appreciation, and hope.
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   by TomMarius 6y ago

   I can't understand this position. A positive person often does positive things without a reason or need, especially for their loved ones, as that brings more happiness.
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   by TomMarius 6y ago

   Definitely let the students get the "big boy" certs, not student-catered ones; they're too easy, the students can do a lot more, it would be a waste.
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   by TomMarius 6y ago

   Any interesting technology you're going to make/use?
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   by TomMarius 6y ago

   It's an open source tool that you can self host, having none of the problems, or add to your application and when you're doing that, all of what you said already applies. But yeah, I get why you prefer native programs - I do as we
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    IMHO it's a lot harder to deny a concrete, targeted entitlement than a super-wide payment for everyone without a reason/need that might just get reduced to nothing over time.
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    This discussion revolves around the USA. Do you expect the USA to solve the problems I listed within the next decade? I don't, definitely not if Trump wins again. > It's perfectly possible to build in security mechanisms. Sure
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    What I am saying is that expecting UBI to transfer power to the employees while these problems still exist might not go too well. I don't expect UBI to be perfect from the get go, and I don't expect these other problems to be so
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    This is a weird comment to make when people are simultaneously discussing how the rich have the state do what they need - corruption, lobbying, regulatory capture, tax breaks, interest-free loans... It shifts the power from employers to the
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    I am aware of that but I am not sure what should I do with it. The state of Czechia, nor the former Kingdom of Bohemia, nor its Austrian emperors did that. It's not just the Soviet Union that went wrong, and it went wrong since it&#x27
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    Then I don't understand your position. Could you please explain to me in what ways is anti-communism misguided? Have you ever lived in a communist state, or at least a post-communist one? It's not normal to go on HN propagating fa
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    .d.ts files are mostly compilation output, only if the original source is JavaScript you write the definitions by hand. TypeScript developers normally work with types inside their ordinary .ts (JS+types) module file, not in a separate sourc
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    I don't agree nor disagree with you, but I hate the idea that criticism means the critic is afraid.
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    I also have a computer with NVidia gpu (which turns fractional scaling into an unresolvable problem on Gnome currently, that's why I tried Kubuntu in the first place) and 28" 4K display running Kubuntu and use the display with the
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    What if they are one of the people that lost? Not every person gets a representative, only the bigger (but potentially small) portion of voters gets.
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    I tried Kubuntu with KDE (on Macbook 2015) and am amazed at how good and polished it is, even compared to later versions of macOS. Fractional scaling works perfectly, even on NVidia cards (my desktop). Even the Windows issues with HiDPI are
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    I always thought this has to be cover for people sending drugs - it would be dumb to send dozens of packages all full of drugs, instead it would be wise to send many packages all over the world and have only a small handful of them with dru
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    Someone with GPT-3 access could give it a go - it is able to translate, right?
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    What is "search" and "search engine"? Are these words with well defined legal meaning (as you seem to use them like that)? To you, a software person, search might be to look up and compare a string with a pile of other s
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    And what good came out of the remains of Bell Systems afterwards?
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    It's a one time investment though, and not that large relatively speaking. Is is that much more costly and less rewarding than other investment opportunities?
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    Are you sure? When I look at the GPT-2 examples, and remember my experience with it when you could try on talktotransformer.com, I would say it is. GPT-2 would start to ramble incomprehensibly almost every time. It would forget context afte
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    Nice product but I have to ask - why mini USB?
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    Why do you need unlimited wisdom to rate the merits of the people?
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    Sounds like DuckDuckGo?
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    by TomMarius 6y ago

    Have you seen the database prompt? https://www.gwern.net/GPT-3#the-database-prompt