arc-in-space

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by arc-in-space 4y ago
it is kill http://greatlanguagegame.com/
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
I'm not native and I absolutely do this. 500 grams of flower...
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
What do you mean, less dramatic! That's amazing. Except for the ill-fitting music.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Yep. Either I tune out the music or I can't focus no the work.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Strong disagree on 'statistics', I'm not pulling in the entirety of SciPy just so I can call stdev in a small script.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Does this even matter? The point is that if one is fine with the US/ANSI keyboard, they should be allowed to buy it. To wit, I'm european and despise the ISO keyboards, and have never been forced to use one, so it's not like
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
This. The "complete experience" is nonsense to me. I don't need any of this, aside from a functioning power cable and whatever is required to pass basic legal checks. If you give me documentation that isn't in English it
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Wow, did they intentionally try to make the most loathsome thing possible?
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
> Remember when it was discovered that arc welders could produce Carbon 60, and there was a huge run on arc welders? No, I don't, and can't find any writing about this at all, do you have any links? Because that sounds amazing
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
I agree, came here just to say this! A lot of writing coming from the "very-online-twitter-person" types is, well, insufferable to put it mildly, filled with inappropriate jokes(or worse, random images or embedded tweets) distract
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
I use tabbar and confine dired buffers to their own group, which makes it actually useful that they stick around.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Large files are an eternal issue with emacs, typically I open them with 'find-file-literally' to disable the more expensive modes.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
A few minutes? Ha, no way. I think it'd take me at least a few days of short deliberate practice sessions to actually memorize this from scratch. Also, useless outside of the US. (I'm whining, but I do think this is cool.)
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Eh, I would say that they do, there are just many, many, many more of them than we can see.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
"Not directly inflationary" does not seem like a very useful thing to say, since QE causally leads to higher inflation. Japan barely had any inflation for a while because their QE program was temporary, and when it looked like inf
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
No, I don't believe it's been formally rejected.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Oh, that's actually the one I was looking for. I should have thought to check your publications page first.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Hold on, wasn't there a similar paper last year wrt non-intersecting shape/mesh optimization? (edit: I think it was a topology paper actually) I found this: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2201.06256.pdf but I don&#x27
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
When I was beginning to study path tracing I've learned to avoid this domain, the presentation always seems so friendly but the actual material is unfortunately much too barebones
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by arc-in-space 5y ago
Oh, that's hilarious. One thing I notice about math/compsci wiki pages is they're not always fully supported in their references, the authors simply wrote down what they knew, and not that many people are capable of verifying
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by arc-in-space 5y ago
Wait, this works? That's amazing. I suppose you could do the same with any camera sensor?
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by arc-in-space 5y ago
0 comments after 20 minutes on an energy post? How am I supposed to know why this won't work, won't be useful, won't be cost effective, won't scale, and that it's just a fad? Jokes aside, this seems impressive, I ha
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by arc-in-space 5y ago
Generating assets for games is a pretty obvious one; if done well, it could significantly reduce production costs. And I'm sure you could come up with similar areas where sometimes you just need a bunch of cheap art.
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by arc-in-space 5y ago
Difficult to address?! Just don't do it! Observe the website you are on right now: no fixed topbar. Perfect on any device.
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by arc-in-space 5y ago
I'm sorry but this is just silly, HN threads about non-nuclear renewables are mostly fairly positive. I'm pro nuclear and do in fact agree with most of this list, but also recognize that there is a huge amount of unfair resistance
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by arc-in-space 5y ago
I fell into this rabbit hole when trying to just write some hobby stock tracking stuff, it sucks. ISINs seemed decent but I couldn't find an open source of data about them. Lots of legacy fragmentation in this space and everyone is try
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by arc-in-space 5y ago
A part of the problem here is distinguishing which articles are worth reading. I may know that a Dan post is probably good, but if I saw this exact same headline taking me to a long article on <random tech news site>, I'd probabl
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by arc-in-space 5y ago
I think it's safer to assume the worst and have alternative explanations beyond mere incompetence
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by arc-in-space 5y ago
Oh, good to know, I will ignore this advice and excitedly await for this to happen to me
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by arc-in-space 5y ago
You might be interested in what I like to think of as "the Karen manifesto" https://www.gwern.net/docs/economics/2020-arbel.pdf

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