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> I'd argue with decent results Is it decent results because of functional programming? Or decent results because those colleges select for the people who generally have the most intellectual aptitude and you could have them write C
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Not quite, they are small business owners. Small businesses need revenue to stay afloat, so they like to make and save money. You can target them like any other small business. Ask for the person around with the most authority (doc is proba
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I'm 10 years into mine with a kid now and I couldn't agree more The trick is how do we balance these with our desire of always wanting more
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Intense exercise, especially a competetive sport where you train with other people tends to do this
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Yea probably, but I don't think Google as a company is trying to do anything open regarding AI other than raw research papers Also google makes most of their money off search, which is more business driven advertising vs showing ads in
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Meta is an advertising company that is primarily driven by user generated content. If they can empower more people to create more content more quickly, they make more money. Particularly the metaverse, if they ever get there, because making
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Common Lisp is mostly an esoteric hacker's toy (unpopular statement here) and it falls into a unique niche that isn't used by many
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> where the custodian would think it is good enough to set in stone While it's nice to be able to have a "complete" language, a language that receives no updates or changes is a dead language. When people use the language,
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> Getting a spouse and 4 kids is a bit more involved Raising 4 kids without community support is extremely challenging - the church involvement here is more crucial than you think
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Not quite, passion here is something that gives you purpose. Something that you look forward to when doing something you don't want to do (work, chores, etc). A reason for getting out of bed in the morning. Something you think about al
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The people who spend their youth partying and not worrying about the future or are > more risk-taking (per the op) are the people who will not bother asking themselves these questions or will simply shrug and say "i dunno we'll
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Yup same, I was using it on my laptop that I fired up every 1 or 2 weeks and one update the bootloader broke so it was bye to Endeavor. I enjoyed it very much until then
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The complexity of the game's interface was not converted to a high quality mobile interface. It work, sure, but it was not pleasant to use It's like viewing a desktop version of a website on mobile. It's usable, but kinda suc
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Couldn't play it on mobile. The UI just did not feel mobile friendly at all
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> Senior knows better. Sometimes, the cost of keeping really talented senior engineers who have solved a very difficult part of your tech stack is to give them the freedom to over engineer solutions that are probably a bit overcomplicate
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Once you make an interface accessible, it becomes much harder to change that interface and add new functionality while maintaining accessibility. This is why tech first finds an interface that works and makes money, and then turns around an
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If you work at a company where software is a cost center, then I think you should be. Those companies will try to reduce software costs as much as they can. Non-technical executives who don't understand software will be particularly pr
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Off the top of my head - try to implement techniques that are doable on home hardware like the one described in OP (requires some $$$ investment) and give feedback or contribute to documentation / guides - learn about different techniq
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It's great for prototyping and creating outlines/rough drafts or for creating rough summaries - you can build this into some features to help your customers speed up writing lots of text
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The OP specifically said > The goal is not to build friendships but to have substantial "in the moment" interactions While everyone else is suggesting activities to build friendships I can also say that some of these one time i
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I did this when I was younger and learned a lot of social skills this way. I just went out to the bars alone. - You can't rely on anyone else to have fun so you have to talk to people or you're bored - Alcohol helps lower your inh
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>This will happen with UBI Dunno why you think more prosperity leads to more children when it's almost always the other way around. Poorer, less educated people have more kids. Once a society develops economically, they have less ki
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Children probably
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Drowning is the leading cause of death for 1-4 year olds and 2nd after car accidents for 5-14 year olds https://www.cdc.gov/drowning/facts/index.html
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> That sounds (potentially) sleazy. Pretty sure it's as simple as posting in your general slack channel "@here we posted a new article to HN, go upvote and write a comment"
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Does a robot that moves things in a home need this? The challenging decisions are (off the top of my head): 1. what am i picking up? - this can be AI in the cloud as it does not need to be real time 2. how do i pick it up? - this can be AI
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> While they could use a huge model on the cloud, that would introduce a lot of latency. Will all the recent work to make gen. AI faster (see groq for LLM & fal.ai for stable diffusion), I wonder if the latency will become low enough
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I did something similar but used SVG instead - it didn't feel that bad
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I left Russia with my parents when I was 6 years old over 25 years ago. There is a huge Russian diaspora all over the world, so you won't be alone. The US, where I live, has a lot of Russian speakers that have been moving here from all
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