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by arijun 3y ago
Great read, and somehow exactly parodies the post you are responding to.
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by arijun 3y ago
From a cursory view this seems not at all novel. I can’t tell what is improved over the paper from over 20 years ago ([1], although there was a similar paper released that same year). I’m asking one of the primary authors on that paper for
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by arijun 3y ago
I was curious about Chlorine Trifluoride as a propellant, and I found this quote of John D Clark on the Wiki page (hypergolic means it will ignite spontaneously): > It is, of course, extremely toxic, but that's the least of the prob
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by arijun 3y ago
Interesting, how would that work? Are there any well-known examples? Is it: the weights all happen to be where float is sparse, so quantization ends up increasing fidelity? Or is it more of a “worse is better” dropout-type situation?
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by arijun 3y ago
It could be because they saw they were getting low quality links from there. In any case, since HN prefers original sources, it’s less likely that a news aggregator would be a good source (the occasional Reddit comment notwithstanding)
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by arijun 3y ago
I mean, the fact is, there was a facial recognition match… We probably agree that an arrest warrant is not “appropriate based on the facts,” but that’s a different matter.
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> That's why your standard issue fridge magnet measurably attracts stuff only from a very close distance, but when it does, it easily counters the gravitational attraction of the entire planet You can still get that effect if both f
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by arijun 3y ago
What happens? Do they call you and ask for more money before they pick you up? Why don't they get 0-starred after that?
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by arijun 3y ago
I understand the fears people are raising here, the potential for abuse. But on the other hand, what should someone do if they are truly wronged by something like this? They lost their job, their spouse left them, all because someone decide
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by arijun 3y ago
The plaintiff is not anonymous.
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by arijun 3y ago
My brief search indicates that is wrong: https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/05/nasa-chief-says-cost...
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by arijun 3y ago
The contract is with NASA, any private launches would just be a cherry on top.
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by arijun 3y ago
The only interesting piece on here is “Set a reminder.” How is that supposed to work? Edit: I’m going to flag this and I suggest others do as well—it’s blogspam with a clickbait headline, and incorrect information in it. I’m pretty sure it’
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by arijun 3y ago
You can also mitigate pantry moths by rotating all their potential food sources (like flour) through the freezer for a few days to kill any eggs and larvae that might be there. If I see a moth I will try to hunt down which food it came from
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by arijun 3y ago
Ah, yes, ahem, I definitely understood exactly what that patent is saying, but perhaps you could summarize it for all the other people who can’t parse a patent immediately?
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by arijun 3y ago
"The industry” is not a monolithic entity—-the different players might rather get a larger piece of a smaller pie.
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by arijun 3y ago
What does look visually worse mean? My (very limited) experience is the opposite: the quality of the translations and redraws were much higher in the official versions. And there’s way less “all according to keikaku”-type translations.
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by arijun 3y ago
From the article, it seems there is tactile feedback on the buttons—the author says they aren’t sure which button was the 2 button, implying they could differentiate buttons. Your solution seems strictly worse. If they’re setting the time w
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by arijun 3y ago
The parent comment mentions green threads. While there is some performance hit to using them, I don’t think it is way less performant. I mean, go was built for being a web backend, and is based on green threads. For rust specifically, thoug
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by arijun 3y ago
I don’t know that I agree with the wording of the parent post, but I understand the sentiment. It does include a lot of hardware that is relatively cutting edge, and the insanely low latency on the system is reflected in that. While calli
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by arijun 3y ago
Link to the monitor in the US site if your German is rusty (the monitor is $2.4k) https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-ultrasharp-32-6k-monito...
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by arijun 3y ago
Sorry if this is ignorant, but what’s the difference between async and concurrent? Is the problem that async schedules everything itself?
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by arijun 3y ago
The captcha could itself add up to more than 25, making an immediate game over
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by arijun 3y ago
It’s the sum of the individual digits, so 25 sums to 7, and your second one sums to way more than 25
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[2013]
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by arijun 3y ago
They are probably using "Remote - SSH" by the VSCode team. It was a big part of what convinced me to switch from Pycharm. That and being able to work on C++ code from the same tool.
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by arijun 3y ago
You can already do that: in the settings.json under workbench.colorCusomizations, change editorBracketHighlight.foregroundX where X is the level of bracketing you want to modify. In practice, though, the reduced color vision combined with t
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by arijun 3y ago
[2021]
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Since no one has posted it, here’s the article [1] (at least the preprint version) Two things I noted: 1) While there was an association with increased brain size, no correlation was found with cognitive function 2) This study was done with
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I’m not sure exactly what the moat would be here—the current data is already probably available, and future data OpenAI will have to pay for just like everyone else. Ok, looking closer at the article I see > The important piece is that i

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