agravier

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by agravier 5y ago
Luxe is in closed beta so it might be very awesome, and I hope it is, but right now it's only something to keep on the radar. Wren, however, is a cool little language that has the simplicity of early Python <3. (I don't mean th
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by agravier 5y ago
Yes, the historical and social context, etc, which are subjectively valued. I expect that those who purchase NTF with the hope that they appreciate also count on the value of the token being part of a "limited collection", or bein
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by agravier 5y ago
Same with paintings, etc. So yeah it's a wonky argument because it ignores subjective judgement
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by agravier 5y ago
What other environments / games do you have in the works?
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by agravier 5y ago
Can't replace the docker desktop app on a mac unfortunately
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by agravier 5y ago
We're getting out what we put in.
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by agravier 5y ago
"krabouillator" likely comes from écrabouiller in French (colloquial/childish, to stomp and smash) that phonetically (and in young children) could be misheard or mispronounced as "krabouiller". Source: was 5
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by agravier 5y ago
Why wouldn't an AI be able to ask for clarification in a live setting? I don't see your point.
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by agravier 5y ago
Do you know of an eink alternative that's easy to set up both hardware and software wise?
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by agravier 5y ago
Indeed, we should also account for such material resources allocated or wasted by all proof-of-some-resource crypto. Like the number of GPUS hoarded up by a non-ASIC PoW coin, or even the manufacturing of specialized miners.
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by agravier 5y ago
Too bad that he won't tell what talk that was, it's useful info for other participants.
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by agravier 5y ago
OK, so here is my source anyway: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2020-02-05/wind-turb... I'll refrain from commenting on environmental issues in the future, it's just some sort of shit-fling
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by agravier 5y ago
Also, the propellers get used quickly and are not recyclable AFAIK.
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by agravier 6y ago
> 2. Clues confuse GPT-3. They should probably have been removed. This gives me the overall impression that the testers treat GPT-3 a bit too much as something like an artificial human, and not enough like an algorithm (which will work b
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by agravier 6y ago
A LIDAR is not the right solution. A LIDAR misses most of the space a few meters away, and even if by chance the beam passes right over a mosquito, it will be filtered out by the built-in denoising algorithms.
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by agravier 6y ago
I perfectly agree that Bitcoin has stopped innovating long ago to become many people's wasteful cash cow, and needs to die soon. But I don't like "it's actually meant to be digital gold" revisionism.
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by agravier 6y ago
> Its not a payment system (unless the transaction is sufficiently large). > It's more like digital gold. As explained by the famous paper: "Bitcoin: Definitely Not A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System"
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by agravier 6y ago
Depending on other conditions (environmental and genetic), a particular gene may not be expressed in the same manner (or at all). You can find simple examples in recessive alleles. The phenotype of such genes will only be expressed when bot
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by agravier 6y ago
On the contrary, such linear scaling would be quite exceptional. I'm speaking from experience but you don't need to trust me; I invite you read any book on software engineering management, starting from The Mythical Man-Month by B
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by agravier 6y ago
> (For clarity: this is an example. As of today, I have not received any FISA warrants.) Cunning. Love it.
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by agravier 6y ago
The other comments are right. I found it mildly amusing that this happened after the name change, which was presumably in part motivated by some worries over political correctness. Sorry for the confusion, throwaway.
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by agravier 6y ago
Time to Riot again.
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by agravier 6y ago
It's not Adafruit (although they make lots of kits for it) but I'd advise the micro:bit v2 ( https://microbit.org/new-microbit/ )
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by agravier 6y ago
Knowing Melbourne, there surely must be lindy hop groups.
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by agravier 6y ago
It means restricted stock unit, and it's a kind of company stock unit that may be distributed to some "valued" employees. There is usually a vesting schedule, and you can't do whatever you want with it.
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by agravier 6y ago
Essentially, a 3D printed inverted luminance map, curved a bit to be able to stand on a flat surface. Looks nice with a source of light behind and when made from a photo with lots of contrast.
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by agravier 6y ago
I remember Colobot, it was exciting (for a teen). Your project sounds deeper and cooler, I hope I'll get to play it.
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by agravier 6y ago
What is it?
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by agravier 6y ago
<g> ?
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by agravier 6y ago
What is GIS? I only know Geographical Information System.

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