atrus

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by atrus 2y ago
Maybe not today, but what about tomorrow?
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by atrus 2y ago
Are you using flakes? If you don't do `nix flake update` there won't be all that much to update.
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by atrus 2y ago
The issue isn't them using radio, it's that it's on top of another encoding. If someone sent you raw radio data, what's it modulated by? Frequency? Phase? Amplitude? A combination of the three? Is it multiplexed with
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by atrus 2y ago
Factorio is actually really well designed that you don't need guides or tutorials to "beat" the game imo. Sure, there's guides and tutorials if you want to reach peak efficiency , but that's true for any game.
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by atrus 2y ago
Most of the issues that people have with it are a lack of attribution and using this freely scraped data to turn a profit.
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by atrus 2y ago
> Abstractions, in the mathematical sense, always hold (unless there is a flaw in the definition itself). Axioms in any sense are always going to throw a wrench in things. Thank Godel. But that shouldn't mean we cannot make progress
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by atrus 2y ago
> would genuinely have passed I think the whole point of this whole relativity thing is that there are no genuine years :P
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by atrus 2y ago
Three Body has FTL.
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by atrus 2y ago
Yeah, "scratching your own itch" was a driving force for a lot of the OSS stuff
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by atrus 2y ago
It still worked, just not as well. The program was trained, built it's intuition for the game. It had a set script and assumptions. Some of those assumptions were different, and since it's not learning/training it couldn&#x27
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Neuralink Compression Challenge(content.neuralink.com)
2 points by atrus 2y ago|1 comments
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by atrus 2y ago
Obsidian is a bit closer to an unstructured TreeBase than this single file TreeBase imo.
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by atrus 2y ago
NASA has had spectacular success though...just with SpaceX, who got half the money Boeing did to develop a human rated craft.
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by atrus 2y ago
The No Boilerplate video is what got me started: https://youtu.be/CwfKlX3rA6E?si=hJZ_mm9vaeKI0w8V It's just super nice having everything in a git backed config, for multiple systems. Working with NixOS seems like I&#x2
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by atrus 2y ago
There seems to be several studies demonstrating that. I can't seem to find anything on why this works. Why is it always duct tape?
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by atrus 2y ago
We barely give certain humans rights, we'll have no issue ignoring the rights of animals
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by atrus 2y ago
growing the beans, having them picked, packaged and shipped and making them yourself is assembling building coffee atom by atom. What do you think those plants are doing growing those beans? What do you think pouring that hot water onto t
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by atrus 2y ago
You can also use Godot (although def has the too much freedom issue) and a-frame as well. The latter might be more attractive to webdevs
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by atrus 2y ago
That's actually indirectly mentioned in the article, where they talk about how the polyunsaturated fats can be turned into transfats at temps over 200C.
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by atrus 3y ago
I'm not entirely sure about that. An egg a day per chicken (outside of winter) really adds up. I basically supply 3-4 families with eggs with the few chickens I have.
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by atrus 3y ago
Everything has a propagation speed :P, but yes she probably felt it before you, then her signal made it to you faster than the Earthquake did. https://xkcd.com/723/
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by atrus 3y ago
I'd say plain YouTube, a lot of podcasts put them up as videos,not to mention the ones that also have a video component as well.
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by atrus 3y ago
Location: Ohio, USA Remote: Required Willing to relocate: Possibly! For the right area! Technologies: Python, webtech, 3d printing, gamedev (primarily Godot). Résumé/CV: On request Email: tim@timchi.me Pure software i
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by atrus 3y ago
What are some good resources to learn this?
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by atrus 3y ago
> The only human element of an AI song is the prompt and not the output. I'd argue against that. A lot of "serious" AI art isn't just throw a prompt and you're done. There's additional editing on top of that
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by atrus 3y ago
> If the market were too small, the weakest would fail, right? Right? I find it interesting that we have sayings like this, and sayings like "the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent." > why should a
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by atrus 3y ago
Yeah it's really interesting to me how much of what we use/do is shaped by our input devices. Macropads are a start, but I'd love a keyboard with screens on each key, that's not absurdly expensive and can be layered easi
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by atrus 3y ago
I'm not sure what changes if this brilliant essay is written by bot, human, or martian?
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by atrus 3y ago
Don't worry, we'll cut down enough of the Amazon that it'll collapse, long, long before we green the Sahara enough to hurt the rainforest :)
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by atrus 3y ago
They're saying that creativity isn't in a vacuum. Both Bach and Shakespeare were both inspired, and drew upon many things in their life. Just like how anyone who makes anything or does anything leans at least a little on past expe

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