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azeirah
9y ago
...Why the name narwhal.space?
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azeirah
9y ago
I've recently come to believe the same thing, always shrugged off the weird consumer IoT stuff because of the marketing, security issues and uselessness of a lot of the projected visions of the IoT future. I lose confidence in my rejec
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azeirah
9y ago
Ah yes, I remember that rule, I think it's incredibly clever. I believe he had another rule, language updates can only /strip/ features, so the core language will always get smaller and smaller. Brilliant
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azeirah
9y ago
XSplit markets actively, OBS not really, if at all.
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azeirah
9y ago
There's a huge diversity of content on YouTube. The "default" content on YouTube is indeed low-quality crap like what you mention, but there is a lot of great content on there. On YouTube, you can learn about any skill, the q
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azeirah
9y ago
If you're looking for an alternative to the likes metric, check out the "time well spent" metric. http://www.timewellspent.io/
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azeirah
9y ago
I believe that as long as these issues remain discussable, even if only in obscure academic and eccentric circles, at some point some ambitious person will find a solution. This might take 5, 20 years, 50 years, 2000 years I don't know
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azeirah
9y ago
It's a _very_ selective dataset, this doesn't show much. The idea's cool though
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azeirah
9y ago
I was pleasantly surprised that the "relevant stories" area actually shows _real relevant stories_ instead of the insane clickbait you see on every site nowadays. Besides that, this article makes me long for more reading, so much
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azeirah
9y ago
I'm in no way a researcher or even an enthusiast of machine learning, but I'm pretty sure that I came across a paper posted on HN a few days ago that did exactly what you and the parent poster are describing, figuring out what pix
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azeirah
9y ago
You don't need to read a book page-by-page, good readers recognize filler and repetition. I personally don't like reading summaries, they lack an element of "convincing" that immersing yourself into a real book does have
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azeirah
9y ago
There is real movement in the ethereum space. I'm on mobile right now but check out the ethereum enterprise alliance. The other big thing would be ICO's, for better or for worse.
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azeirah
9y ago
The fun thing is indeed that neither the Ethereum optimists nor the sceptics have concrete numbers to back up their statements. The skepticism is healthy, the optimism interesting, the discussion unfortunately remains fairly immature, on bo
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azeirah
9y ago
.. I guess good artists steal?
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azeirah
9y ago
I don't think you can do any better than to look at Mary Rose Cook's blog posts and heavily annotated Git implementation in JavaScript https://maryrosecook.com/blog/post/git-from-the-inside-out
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azeirah
9y ago
A little while ago I wrote an article about a slightly more literal interpretation of 'sketching' with (quasi) physics, if you're interested you can check it out here https://martijnbrekelmans.com/generative-a
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azeirah
9y ago
I'm 21, thus I have no idea what roofs normally cost. I assume they're very very heavily below ~80k? For a "regular" house, what would a roof cost? 4k? 10k? 500?
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azeirah
9y ago
Spotify does support local files and can even synchronize them across multiple devices. I noticed today that some of my local songs were available on my work laptop. The process of adding and synchronizing your local music is not the easies
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The weirdest people in the world? [pdf]
(www2.psych.ubc.ca)
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azeirah
9y ago
No, alright, but I've seen several complaints from people trying out hyper, and getting exceptions/errors on a daily basis. I can't imagine black screen being any different, especially because it is newer.
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azeirah
9y ago
> Why would I want to do all this myself? My bank doesn't have this, so that's one reason. Another would be that a third-party could write the code that performs the analysis, you should be able to just download (or purchase, I
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azeirah
9y ago
Analyse your spending habits to see where you can easily save some money is one example.
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9y ago
love
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9y ago
The major issue with terminal emulators like hyper, is that they don't take care of all the bazillion tiny edge cases that traditional terminals have had to deal with over the past.. don't know, 30 years? How do I know that this t
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azeirah
9y ago
Philosophical zombie problem.
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azeirah
9y ago
Important question, but I'm afraid I don't know. I have no idea.
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azeirah
10y ago
> Maybe it's just me It is. I don't care a lot about design either (although I care a lot about user experience), but many people /do/ care for design, and are willing to pay a premium to get that design.
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azeirah
10y ago
I'm in a similar situation as you are, although I get almost no complaints about the price whatsoever, it's unfortunate you never tried something like $12 or $15, because I'm not going to try it either :p
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azeirah
10y ago
I really really desperately wish it wasn't companies like Facebook and Google who're doing this kind of research, this is absolutely insane.
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azeirah
10y ago
He meant https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_gravity
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