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by adverbly 3y ago
Related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKA4w2O61Xo TL;DW: I have a rule and you need to figure it out. The rule relates to a sequence of three numbers. You can propose a sequence and I’ll tell you yes/no if it meets
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by adverbly 3y ago
Do you typically have issues with nausea? It just seems to me like many people might struggle with VR on a plane given that planes and VR can each on their own cause people to vomit, and not only would you be using both at the same time, bu
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by adverbly 3y ago
Holy crap this is brilliant. I'd just change the text color of the uuid itself though - no need to change the background(although you'd need to make sure that the hash function avoided your existing background color to maintain a
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by adverbly 3y ago
20k and no promotion for de-risking copilot? Context: https://www.levels.fyi/companies/microsoft/salaries This dude is more than justified in being disappointed. The value added by de-risking a product of this siz
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by adverbly 3y ago
So bonuses and performance based compensation shouldn't be a thing?
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by adverbly 3y ago
> The work from prototype to product is an order of magnitude more than prototype alone. The risk from zero to prototype is an order of magnitude more than the risk from prototype to product.
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by adverbly 3y ago
Congrats on your funding round! I was very impressed by render when I was investigating hosting platforms, but if I'm being honest I got scared away by the postgres pricing(free for only 90 days: https://render.com/docs
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by adverbly 3y ago
The fact that John Carmack thinks he needs to respond to articles targeted at the general population is a little bit surprising to me. Is it not obvious to John that he is at least 4-5 standard deviations from the mean here? I would be more
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by adverbly 3y ago
Make sure you add it to the integration test suite so it doesn't get re-introduced later ;)
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by adverbly 3y ago
No one is destroying Reddit's business because they face with API pricing. They are destroying Reddit's business because of how they are trying to solve their problem with API pricing. Their solution sucks.
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by adverbly 3y ago
Is it just me or have we lost the ability to collectively move to competitors in social networks? I remember the day when digg was overthrown, MySpace, livejournal... there's a long list. But in recent memory, Twitter, reddit, and more
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by adverbly 3y ago
Ding ding! You didn't mention it, but same thing is true for remote surgery applicatons. Telepresence for subject matter experts is a fundamentally new application that is unlocked by AR/VR tech. To nitpick, its more of an industr
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by adverbly 3y ago
> Beatsaber That's what I'm talking about - this is a clear use case. Another example I can think of would be remote surgery. You're exactly right though - the big problem is that it hasn't found the killer app yet. S
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by adverbly 3y ago
> Watch movies, play tabletop games, exercise, play existing video games, visualize interior design, attend a virtual concert, etc etc Literally all of those are possible with your cell phone at slightly lower fidelity. We're not ta
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by adverbly 3y ago
Feels a lot like 3D movies . Don't think immersion provides the value or demands the purchasing price that people think it does. I mean, people still play dwarf fortress for god's sake. Look at how popular 8-bit things are. Animat
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by adverbly 3y ago
> The promise of VR is to unlock a world free of the constraints of physics. Where physical distance prevents certain styles of communication and interaction - where physical real estate is finite and therefore rivalrous, etc. There are
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by adverbly 3y ago
Finally all those job postings asking for 10 years of React experience can be filled!
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by adverbly 3y ago
Fun! Let me try one: Throughout history there have been millions, if not billions of examples of lifeforms. So far, 100% of those which are as intelligent as humans have dominated the planet. The prior should be that the people who believe
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by adverbly 3y ago
I don't think its a CRE angle. He has multiple companies built around transportation. Remote work => less demand for transportation.
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by adverbly 3y ago
Are we getting our stock tips in public on the internet now from anonymous sources? That will make things a lot easier for me. Doing actual research myself was kind of hard. /sarcasm
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by adverbly 3y ago
I had to connect investor and mark... I put "grade". It said that it was not related to mark. I stopped at that point. Cool concept, but seems like its not reliable/intuitive enough unfortunately. Keep at it and I might try a
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by adverbly 3y ago
I think the sentiment is more complex than that. In general, I think the sentiment is against large corporate interests, and in favor of small, focused technical improvements. And improvement here is not the same as change. Often, sentiment
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by adverbly 3y ago
> but if it emerges, we should be able to see it coming.” I'm a little bit confused about what the author's intent is here. They seem to be strawmaning quite a bit. I can guarantee that not all of the people with AI safety conc
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by adverbly 3y ago
Interesting. Hard not to think about potential applications when it comes to legal proceedings and court evidence.
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by adverbly 3y ago
I've always liked "akrasia" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akrasia > Weakness of will to act against one's own better judgement. It's everywhere in modern society, and I'd love to see
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by adverbly 3y ago
What is meant by "decades"? GitHub? The cloud? GPUs? Multi core CPUs? Subscription models? SPAs? Ajax? VC funding? Mobile phones? I don't think you appreciate what has happened over the last several decades. I'm sure I&#
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by adverbly 3y ago
> we can...prove infinity is even....and prove infinity is odd... > maybe I'm missing something The answer said: > the usual definition is that an ordinal number 𝛼 is even if... Otherwise, it is odd. In other words, if a numb
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by adverbly 3y ago
Is there software available for training this?
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by adverbly 3y ago
It's cool that Ruby has a === operator, but the fact that it is not a more strict version of == has caused me trouble in the past. In TypeScript === is more strict, and when I go back and forth between Ruby and TS I have made a mistake
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by adverbly 4y ago
12700 doesn't include all the diesel engine parts. Also, electric motors much more efficient. Still, your point stands.

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