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A rant about search engine results for large format laser printers [video](youtube.com)
169 points by a1371 4y ago|194 comments
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by a1371 4y ago
Sorry I'm being too lazy to run the code, but are there any examples of its output? Like, how comparable is it to the openAi's
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by a1371 4y ago
As someone who had bought ads there, I can tell you this is not as true as you think. You pay for the ad and the business picks up a bit, but the reported conversion numbers at least for me never made sense. It's really about making mo
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by a1371 4y ago
I was curious when I read the name in that Tweet too. It's cryptic marketing for crypto people, so, well done. Decentralized trust is an interesting concept because at least we know that so far trustless systems have been extremely bot
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by a1371 4y ago
I have thought Sketchup to hundreds of people in online and in person classes. Nowadays I don't do that anymore because Trimble effectively killed off a vibrant community by putting Sketchup desktop behind a paywall. I think the web ve
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by a1371 4y ago
Not the same game, but there is this for half-life https://youtu.be/sK_PdwL5Y8g
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by a1371 4y ago
It's interesting to me that hacker news likes building-related content so much, which happens to be my education other than... well, computers. Air tightness is a critical step forward. I'm glad we are talking about it. Thinking m
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by a1371 4y ago
"small" appears to be key here: > When we get to larger matrix-matrix operations, such as 100x100 * 100x100, we can effectively write off any overheads due to memory allocations. But we definitely see that there is a potential
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by a1371 4y ago
That's fascinating to watch. I am curious why this would be a faster & more robust production process compared to extrusion. I would have guessed it's easier to build it some conventional way.
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by a1371 4y ago
Seven... Million? Though it says the incorrect billing is still not fixed there.
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by a1371 5y ago
This is an amazing presentation I wish instead of constant scrolling you could move forward by just holding your click/tap on a forward button on the screen. Sounded like a better UI
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by a1371 5y ago
The thing that stands out to me the most is the sentiment. This reads like a big rant as in saying "I did all the things textbooks say, why didn't it work out?" That is as if to say "I've gone to the music school, w
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by a1371 5y ago
Intuit is one of the few companies that I don't hear any good things about them. They always do something shady, last one I recall was sharing employee salary info with Equifax. That's why despite my bookkeepers protests, we moved
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by a1371 5y ago
This was a fun read, but I think it came to the wrong conclusion. The real issue imo was "I had practically only weeks of runway". You just don't have time to make it happen. As a fellow start up founder, I see most of my job
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by a1371 5y ago
"safe" in this context is virus safe. Can have a pretty good application for places where virus transmission is an issue, as long as people like me don't feel an unease about being bombarded with UV 10 hours a day. When I thi
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by a1371 5y ago
I thought that was just me. Just learned that in this article. I actually was not using some stuff that said they support GA4 because I thought they were legacy. Sounds like a branding fail to replace "universal" with a random num
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by a1371 5y ago
I've noticed that the word "could" in the title is usually a giveaway that the idea is at the hypothesis level.
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by a1371 5y ago
So this is the true Web3 then?
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by a1371 5y ago
I don't know how everyone's experience has been with Brave. For me, I installed it and used it for a few minutes, then forgot about it. A few days later a notification popped up on the screen advertising a cryptocurrency. Distress
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by a1371 5y ago
Yes, many people argue that they function better in the cold. That very well may be true. People's metabolism and feelings are very different. That's taking about what's generally accepted. The body of literature in this fiel
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by a1371 5y ago
23% ish. It's not naive. Going to "pure" building science (I studied this in uni) the formula for the building heat loss is Q=U.A.dT where dT is the temperature difference between indoors and the outdoors. If you assume that
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by a1371 5y ago
No, I mean we should use the motion of the water, not its heat. Like in hydroelectricity where water spins a turbine instead we are using a steam generator like gas fired plants
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by a1371 5y ago
A lot of people like to talk about nuclear as a climate solution. Geothermal is the most gargantuous nuclear plant we can fathom, all we have to do is to extend a pipe and harvest it. Here is the thing, a lot of that tech is coming from oil
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by a1371 5y ago
For context, this fellow is a very knowledgeable local and his visualizations of the Canada's census data are great. Right now Canada is publishing its latest census, so it's a hot topic.
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by a1371 5y ago
You mean like people who do voiceovers on Fiverr?
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by a1371 5y ago
If you remove the redundant letters, you'll get "me, me me, me" which is very fitting imho
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by a1371 5y ago
Hadn't thought about using uBlock Origin for this. I'll use the same technique to filter out Pinterest too then.
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by a1371 5y ago
This is delightful! As someone with urban planning background, my friends often stubbornly bring up in the conversation that "why doesn't the city just build more lanes on the roads?". I have to explain how that's not ho
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by a1371 5y ago
It doesn't talk about whether the 22% includes messaging apps too. The line between social media and messaging is pretty blurred. Someone might stop using fb but join a WhatsApp group
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by a1371 5y ago
For me the fingerprint changed after the first refresh, but then it stayed the same. I wonder what's different in the first visit

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