ZitchDog

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by ZitchDog 6y ago
It will probably have large error but still be 1000 times better than the intuition of a hungry human.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
Me too. I signed up for a trial but wasn't accepted. Vaccines are amazing.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
This really seems like a great opportunity to use a CRISPR gene drive to take these things out.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
The camera based tracking is a marvel of modern engineering. Making something seem simple is really really hard.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
We are human, there is always a chance of falling asleep.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
The red flag for me is when QA is considered a non-coding team, divorced from product. QA engineers should be very technical, and should be writing code or automating. A non-automated QA process kills the feedback loop of the product.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
there are already out of country workers being paid pennies to pick fruit - why add the cost of robotics?
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
Softbank probably has a bunch of NVIDIA options that it needs to be worth money
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
I’m sure you’re right, although I’m not convinced that anything like human consciousness will be reproduced, which is a shame.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
I agree in theory. Having managers who are also contributing can create an awesome level of trust on a team. In practice, the problem is the "maker's schedule" in software doesn't accommodate time for the constant interr
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
My understanding is that excess deaths statistic would also COVID deaths. You'd need to subtract COVID deaths from excess deaths. (and be certain that all COVID deaths are reported as such...)
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
You could also be spawning the person who solves the problem of climate change.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
It’s become painfully obvious that the trump admin doesn’t want want testing rolling out too quickly. It would appear as a new wave of infection and spook the all important Stock Markets.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
It’s more likely they don’t want testing rolling out too quickly. It would appear as a new wave of infection and spook the all important Stock Markets.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
I haven't found a better solution for large meetings (> 50 participants.) Jitsi killed my CPU when I got over 5. Is there something as good as zoom (performance, easy to invite/join) out there for large meetings?
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
I haven’t been socializing with friends, but playing poker stars VR has given me back the feeling of “getting out of the house” that I have been sorely missing. There can be good conversation and serendipity that I have been lacking in my l
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
Antigen is the actual virus.
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
Calling out a major security flaw would make sense. Calling out clickbait security flaws like 32 bit password truncation in the context of a global pandemic is ridiculous. Zoom will fix things, but there is no better platform to host large,
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
There is nothing that offers a "brady bunch" view in as scalable way as zoom does. It's enabling types of interaction that aren't available on any other platform.
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
The existence of zoom is saving lives. Outrage against zoom is misplaced.
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
I'm just asking for things to be put in proper context. These problems are only being highlighted because zoom is providing an extremely valuable service during an unprecidented time. How many lives have been saved due to zoom allowing
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
Is anyone else getting tired of all the zoom hate? Yes, they have problems. But this company is holding the world together during a global pandemic. The service has worked great, and it must be a herculean effort to keep things running duri
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
Kind of silly in a lambda though, as lambdas do not run concurrently. A bash script would suffice.
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
An admirable goal, I suppose. With all the mental health issues stemming from software addiction and negative externalities due to ad revenue, these jobs will be harder and harder to find.
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
Very cool. I've been doing "the mind illuminated" technique for the past 4 months and it's slow going - I'm assuming because of my ADD. I am, however, far more patient with my children and content with my life in ge
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
How long did it take you to see results? I've battled (manageable) ADHD all my life and have been meditating for around a year. I've seen many positive impacts on my life, but the ADHD is still very much a thing I still battle.
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
Totally agreed. However, when do we stop making this mistake? I think it's worth a callout when a large organization designs a dependency management system with such an obvious flaw on the "happy path".
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
I didn’t downvote, but the reason is that while CRDTs are indeed awesome, similar results can be achieved by OT. And in many cases more efficiently. So not absolutely critical, strictly speaking :)
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
I had a very different and difficult experience with depression and meditation. Meditation highlighted the depression / anxiety and made me very aware of it, which made me feel the pain very clearly and deeply. It was like watching my
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by ZitchDog 7y ago
Why?

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