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abraxas
6y ago
It is so very depressing. Nearly every game released by those companies is an ad riddled garbage fire. It's an affront to what makes gaming fun. They are "games" in the same sense that slot machines are "games". The
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abraxas
6y ago
Would it teach principles of deep learning in the same depth as if I slogged through the YouTube videos of cs231n? A legitimate question as I'm considering embarking on one of these two paths. As most of the people here my programming
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abraxas
6y ago
I'm not sure bars existed in the times of Black Death. I learned recently that a sit down restaurant with a menu is a relatively new thing. Two hundred years or so. Plus minus a few decades. Your point still stands though. I just thoug
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abraxas
6y ago
The explosion in size is terriying. I'm guessing the JSON mostly contained numerics?
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abraxas
6y ago
lol, all shit in the world is soon turning to an "agile" model. Soon enough there will be scrums and daily standup for musicians. Time to create a Jira like app for them and cash in on the gold rush. Quality of the art is of cours
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abraxas
6y ago
Could you please dig it up? I'm not sure hot to find it based on what you posted and would love to watch it.
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abraxas
6y ago
IMO there are very, very few nations who can truly understand the mindset of Jewish people. Only those that faced systemic extermination have the means for comparison. Armenians, Roma and a handful of others. Though I'm not Jewish myse
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abraxas
6y ago
Matches up with the quality of every other idea of this president.
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abraxas
6y ago
same here. Complete shit show. The videos I watch a lot of relate to retro-computing and programming retro machines. You'd think that's a pretty broad topic to base recommendations on. Nope. It's the same dozen videos over an
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abraxas
6y ago
At what stage in its existence was Facebook in any way open? It was a walled garded from its inception - initially restricting access to college students only. In fact I never did and still do not consider Facebook as "the web". T
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abraxas
6y ago
We got lucky that the nazis banned and expelled legitimate science and scientists on political grounds. This ensured that their science progress stagnated thus preventing them from acquiring nukes in time to change the course of the war.
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abraxas
6y ago
Because the Moore’s law has petered out and software bloat reached unimaginable levels and is incomprehensible to its authors thus we are getting “innovations” of this sort. Hey, did you see the new animated emoji pack the new version is sh
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abraxas
6y ago
If flying in this involves the all-cavity search like for all other passenger flights then forgetaboutit. I'll take a train ride 3x as long just to avoid the hassle of the airport experience.
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abraxas
6y ago
They will at best ostracize me from their social circles. And at worst damage my property. Yes, I had a direct experience of the latter when my car was keyed for having a “give peace a chance” bumper sticker during the times of the war on I
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abraxas
6y ago
Aren’t these node sizes mostly marketing BS that can’t be compared across manufacturers anyway? If Intel’s products can compete on performance or price or power consumption then who cares what they call it?
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abraxas
6y ago
> Honestly, the Left is the worst at this. They will actively try to ruin your life over wrongthink. This experience must vary a lot with your locale. I live in a medium sized town in Canada and feel very uncomfortable talking to my cons
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abraxas
6y ago
Right
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abraxas
6y ago
yeah, you can do everything by imposing more topology on top of JSON just like as it happened with XML. The JSON advocates are slowly reinventing everything that their parents built into XML 20 years earlier. My hunch is that it will share
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abraxas
6y ago
3) set types, 4) optional schemas 5) multiline strings 6) consistent support for numeric types 7) streaming data The litany is not short and I'm sure I've overlooked a couple.
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abraxas
6y ago
It really isn't. I'm almost tempted to say it's the opposite though that would be overstating the case. It's a format that still bears excessive decoration (what's the purpose of quotes around field names? what are
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abraxas
6y ago
Great info for those of us who enjoy working on platformers. That's said I still have a lot of fondness for the unforgiving 80s style game mechanics where the jump and the approach has to be timed just so. Miner Willy series games bein
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abraxas
6y ago
What company are you at? Google?
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abraxas
6y ago
Everything is being reinvented from scratch in the JS world. The insistence on unifying into one language means that a lot of tried tested and true has been tossed aside and it's all being rebuilt sometimes with dubious benefit.
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abraxas
6y ago
Cool, I think I'll do one for my home town of Warsaw.... What?! At least BoM will be lower!
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abraxas
6y ago
We still have so far to go with screen resolution on desktops and laptops. While 200 dpi monitors are a huge improvement over the ridiculous 1080p or 1440p that most people still use we won't hit the zone of diminishing returns until w
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abraxas
6y ago
I think it's still best suited to be a good research vehicle for interesting AI work.
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abraxas
6y ago
Yeah, Donald Trump is probably already spiking himself with it...
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abraxas
6y ago
The reason those transpilers exist is that the target language is so excruciatingly awful. At least to those willing to endure the pain of transpiling. It's an unhappy situation for all involved really. JS should be a language that tar
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abraxas
6y ago
I work with service to service integrations. Data gets ingested into Kafka, transformed and delivered to target systems. The initial prototype used Clojure but a plain Java reimplementation ended up much faster - 2-4x difference.
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abraxas
6y ago
A lot of issues centred around persistent immutable data structures that Clojure uses for just about everything. Yes those data structures are faster than any previous attempts at language level immutability constructs but are still much sl
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