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by _kulang 3y ago
Yep. Google did it with their search and now it’s just what makes the world turn. And they have to be disingenuous about it or else people wouldn’t use it. I think it’s pretty plain and simple - realise this is the case, then vote with your
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by _kulang 3y ago
Probably the preferred suppliers/partners or sponsored products that are close to the asked range that show up and are prioritised
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by _kulang 3y ago
Differential analysers often had components which you would connect to model ODEs. I suppose it is like an FPGA but they weren’t programmable It would be cool if analog computers could be miniaturised as digital computers were. Then maybe t
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by _kulang 3y ago
The shape and construction of the gates and transistors changed. Minimum feature size ceased to correlate with density/performance in some senses. This scheme has been somewhat arbitrary since about 20nm or so afaik, but expectations a
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by _kulang 3y ago
Just have a a look through /r/all and compare to what it was before. Good moderation essentially led to well curated content. At the moment more subreddits contribute in my opinion worse content
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by _kulang 3y ago
How that sort of mortgage debt ever became “normal” is a real tragedy
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by _kulang 3y ago
It’s beyond preposterous that you would be so adamantly sure that they wouldn’t. Assimilation might just have to be your favourite new word
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by _kulang 3y ago
Considering you walk around and don’t have a problem with it, I’d wager that putting a more realistic walk model into a game and changing the control scheme to be a bit more natural would lead to a learnable system for control that would ac
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by _kulang 3y ago
Thank goodness for that
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by _kulang 3y ago
I suppose it’s a mechanism by which tea might taste different depending on the cup. Which is by itself interesting
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by _kulang 3y ago
Remember than hedonism is not necessarily about all of those rich pleasures. It’s a philosophy. And you are most likely surrounded by people like yourself, so you probably can’t see it. I see plenty of regular people who are driven by feeli
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by _kulang 3y ago
The folks at the higher end of the wage spectrum lose negotiating power too. I assume that outliers skew high, hence average wage gets suppressed. I’d be more interested in median wage data/trend, which didn’t seem to be in that paper.
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by _kulang 3y ago
Apologies, yes I mean general
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by _kulang 3y ago
It’s heavily implied to have caused the brain damage as it was associated with the lesion. Seeing as it is a worm, it would have to have been eating the brain
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by _kulang 3y ago
It’s metres of range. I think about 10-15m for the total of special and general relativity. Mostly special though
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by _kulang 3y ago
Cars use an absurd amount of energy so I would think regardless of “dirty production” that you are largely incorrect
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by _kulang 3y ago
If you were one of many passengers and not wearing your seatbelt then you become a projectile inside the cabin. Wearing your seatbelt is important to the safety of others. If you are on your own in your own car, I suppose you don’t have to
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by _kulang 3y ago
There is this kind of milling around that grates me to no end. The climate is changing faster and in a way that we undeniably contribute to and people still are like “hang on a minute there’s a bunch of research to do here”! It’s like if I
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by _kulang 3y ago
It’s not that bad. Fossil fuel burn is actually much worse. I used to think this as I thought buying used cars would be a great help but the break even point for the extra cost of building an entire vehicle is something like 2 years of driv
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by _kulang 3y ago
Sometimes people see it as losing 10% performance that you never get back
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by _kulang 3y ago
Scabs
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by _kulang 3y ago
How about not driving a car absolutely everywhere? Even electric cars use many times more energy than an entire household. I already eat less meat than I used to but I cannot look past the obscenely high energy use of a car
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by _kulang 3y ago
I highly doubt open air is going to drastically reduce component life. I don’t see how open air is anywhere near as bad as some of the negative pressure and unfiltered builds typical of OEMs for dust build up. I don’t even think dust causes
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by _kulang 3y ago
Windows 9x UIs probably do bathe that particular group of HN users in comfort. It’s less not understanding usability and more being disconnected from the typical user
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by _kulang 3y ago
It’s more their margins are are ridiculously huge
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by _kulang 3y ago
It’s a comment on the salient “voice” of the internet and a self-reflection on pressure to co-opt that voice. The fact is that early internet and large internet companies are dominated by the views and values of white American males. As to
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by _kulang 4y ago
Easy! Put the AI in charge!
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by _kulang 4y ago
It’s more like saying drivers of classic cars are better drivers. Which isn’t really a surprise. There are also plenty of great drivers who don’t drive classic cars
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by _kulang 4y ago
It’s not even really a language as much as it is an interop layer of sorts. It’s a collection of functional operations on numpy arrays, and a capable JIT. It’s main draw is honestly autograd, and if you’re using that, you often can’t use wh
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by _kulang 4y ago
I begin all my high-end PC workflows by running CrystalDiskMark

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