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by anchpop 7y ago
> If you live in Tokyo, you know that the statue of Hachiko-san is the default meeting place / hang out spot for many Tokyoites in Shibuya Woah, really? This was a plot point in a videogame I played in highschool, The World Ends Wit
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by anchpop 7y ago
I'm fairly sure they're talking about sex or intimacy, which Maslow had at the base of his hierarchy of needs
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by anchpop 7y ago
- For shopper, irrelevant search == high cost, switching retailers == low cost Is this backward?
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by anchpop 7y ago
> Maybe there should be standard, versioned interpreters for each kind of programming language in WebAssembly and cached for offline usage by the browser for inclusion in documentation, papers, etc. This would be incredible. Even better,
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by anchpop 7y ago
Why would a book not be made to produce dopamine? They're written by people trying to make the most engaging and profitable story possible
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by anchpop 7y ago
If the cameras only see darkness, which would be a giveaway that the headlights are not working, I would prefer the car not drive itself
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by anchpop 7y ago
It's telling that the WF-1000XM3s have been brought up multiple times but nobody has gotten their name right so far
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by anchpop 7y ago
I think this might be considered a bug if it's a reasonable program
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by anchpop 7y ago
> because bf is np complete, as is simply typed lc. Do you mean turing complete?
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by anchpop 7y ago
I've heard this often but never seen much justification for it besides things like buttons having less visual distinction from other content and the split control panel/settings app (which is pretty embarrassing). Was there anythi
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by anchpop 7y ago
> It's not a security barrier (malware can bypass it, or get the user to) All it needs is the user to have one of many buggy programs installed on their computer, for example Steam. If you're doubtful of this, replace the steam
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by anchpop 7y ago
When you tax a corporation it comes from the revenue and holdings of that corporation
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by anchpop 7y ago
Inequality is not an inherently bad thing. I would rather live in a society where everyone makes a living wage except for some billionaires (some inequality), compared to a society where everyone makes a poverty wage (no inequality).
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by anchpop 7y ago
http://ai./ works as well. It's too bad neither has HTTPS set up
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by anchpop 7y ago
Ironically, the severity of the student debt crisis would be reduced significantly if we made need-based scholarships illegal
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by anchpop 7y ago
With zstd's training mode, why is there a need for custom compression algorithms for genomics? Are they able to compress more or compress faster?
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by anchpop 7y ago
I used to make money doing this by buying games from the humble bundle, waiting for the price to go up on G2A, then reselling them
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by anchpop 7y ago
> Consider any JavaScript desktop application, its power and memory usage... it's a mess. I'm running VSCode right now with many tabs open and extensions running, and it's using less than 100mb of memory. Doesn't seem
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by anchpop 7y ago
Do you mean centrifugal?
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by anchpop 7y ago
Rust doesn't compile very fast unfortunately, but it's being worked on. General wisdom says it's about as fast as Clang but comparing compile speeds across languages in a meaningful way is difficult
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by anchpop 7y ago
It's breakfast, lunch, dinner and a snack
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by anchpop 7y ago
I'm not an expert, but would this be fixable by installing a new root certificate on the computers who want to use the caching server, and then having the caching server sign the pages it transmits using the new root certificate?
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by anchpop 7y ago
This seems like a really hard problem to me. I actually wish image formats like PNG could have annotations inside them saying "there a is 45px tall 34px wide letter 'a' at position ..." which would be automatically gener
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by anchpop 7y ago
I used Colemak (which is similar to Dvorak) and I would really recommend learning it if you don't already touch type. It does involve a little bit of pain at first and you'll feel really tempted to go back but in a week I was al
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by anchpop 7y ago
Oh, you're right, I misremembered. Is it the case that the bit about requiring the consent of all 50 states can be amended?
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by anchpop 7y ago
This would actually not work exactly as stated, since there are several parts of the constitution that cannot be amended (every state being entitled to equal representation in the senate, for example). But most of those problems could be wo
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by anchpop 7y ago
Yes, rehashing is very frustrating, especially because the hash tables default to most languages have that issue (i.e. std::unordered_map). It means that you may need 3x more available memory than what you actually want to store, because wh
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by anchpop 7y ago
What would be required for pose-estimating ability?
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by anchpop 7y ago
How would that work with adding new books and metadata? IPFS archives are immutable, right? I think something like Dat might be better because the people with the secret keys could update the archive and everyone else would automatically se
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by anchpop 7y ago
One of the main devs from SecureScuttleButt is working on something called Unwalled Garden [0] which is very similar to this but decentralized (you can host your site from your home computer and other people can seed it so it's still a

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