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by beiller 4y ago
What would happen if everyone's starbucks phone wallet balance suddenly vanished because starbucks YOLO'd all the funds on Dogecoin? Would that be fraud? Or would they just get away with Oops moneys is gone, all your balances are
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by beiller 4y ago
I believe white is generally higher sugar but there are drier white wines still. There was a model fit to sugar content and it worked across red white and rose.
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by beiller 4y ago
I once wrote software that automatically graded wine "sweetness" based on sugar grams/L output via Spectroscopy? (I think) in a lab. After learing which wines regions / varietals produced what rating (sweet / dry &#
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by beiller 4y ago
Eh yes overlooked that but doesn't touch on async methods. I think there is an async postgres connector out there.
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by beiller 4y ago
Yeah the article felt intellectually honest and I enjoyed it, but was hoping for at least a footnote that multithreading is 1 solution. Async/await is another possible solution. There appears to be no shared state. But in fairness, pyt
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by beiller 4y ago
I do believe government intervention has many unintended consequences but I'll take a stab at this. How about google search?
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by beiller 4y ago
Sorry it does not. Was that virus more deadly, effective, or in any other measure better than the original polio? Or was it "polio" with a spike protein glued to it's head?
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by beiller 4y ago
I have the opposite Occam's razor thoughts. My opinion is we are not capable of developing in a lab a virus that is so transmissible and survivable in human species only. I think the complexity of the virus machinery and its interactio
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by beiller 4y ago
They are expensive purely because they are a smaller pool. I doubt they are automatically more capable. I did work with many and now write clonjre myself. Doesn't make me, or them automatically better devs imo!
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by beiller 4y ago
The only code base that wound up being unmaintainable in that particular startup was the Clojure code base. I guess my point is no matter which language you are using, they all suffer from aging as they grow in size and addition of maintain
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by beiller 4y ago
I worked at a startup that was built on Clojure. It had trouble finding developers for reasonable salaries at the early mid stage. They decided to switch the stack to python at that point. Just an anecdote!
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by beiller 4y ago
Maybe it could be interpreted at shilling your channel. I however thought it was a perfectly cromulent comment.
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by beiller 4y ago
If they modified the RNG of person A's phone app during a forced stealth update, then shouldn't person B not be able to decrypt the message? Have you ever had an app update to Whatsapp that you cannot communicate with other people
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by beiller 4y ago
Yeah I see noisy images in your output it may just be glitching. I may have poorly described how it worked because I'm not fully sure. It may be a nsfw image detection model and not based on the prompt. Either way you can disable it in
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by beiller 4y ago
You have the version which filters out NSFW images based on keywords. The code literally replaces images it thinks are NSFW with Rick Astley. Copyright aside (yes it's probably wrong to hard code an image of Rick Astley in the actual s
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by beiller 4y ago
Most of the usage I've seen or even tried myself is like "Sonic the hedgehog doing a kickflip". It kind of makes it obvious in my opinion that yeah, this is pretty much not right. Even worse I'm seeing things like "
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by beiller 4y ago
Fyi we ran into an actual real life example of this being a real problem since Arizona doesn't do daylight savings time it can cause miscommunication and people can miss meetings if you put the wrong S vs D. It's even worse when y
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by beiller 4y ago
How do you feel about your children walking to places and other parents having your mentality? What I'm getting at is that it in your ideal world here, your children may actually wind up less safe.
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by beiller 4y ago
There is a lot of research suggesting that housing is not the best investment compared to equities. Many people conflate leverage with real-estate investment. If you apply the same leverage to equities they will far and away outperform real
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by beiller 4y ago
Isn't Go at least partially contributed and controlled by Google? My knowledge may be out of date. If it is it may make it a strategic move to not fully embrace it. Rust solves some of the problems Go attempts to solve at least and it
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by beiller 4y ago
Sounds very nice. FYI I get an audio "click" every 30-60 seconds. Firefox v102.0.1 on MacOS 12.4 apple M1.
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by beiller 4y ago
I think you'll notice the CPU cannot play 4K 60fps in GIF format. Maybe the problem is literally the format itself, which is terrible. It's too bad something like MPEG or some of the animated PNG / JPEG / WEBM formats ne
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by beiller 4y ago
Maybe its a chicken egg type problem. The solution was that households became dual income. I think the drive for a household to become dual income was probably the HCOL and not vice-versa.
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by beiller 4y ago
May I ask what is a natural death? The numbers given don't align with other metrics I was able to look up like the "fertility rate" which is 1.70 births per woman (2019) making the growth negative (you need >2.0 right?)
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by beiller 4y ago
I wonder how up to date that 1% number is? From what I understand China has recently passed the zero to now be in negative population growth territory in 2022. Other countries have led the way. From my understanding, India is still in the p
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by beiller 4y ago
There already was a correction. People only care about the monthly cost, and rates going up 0.5% has just shaved a large chunk off the cost of the property which is not yet realized in the sales due to extremely low sales volume. Any failur
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by beiller 4y ago
I see here showing Canada as #7 on the list (House-price-to-income ratio) https://www.statista.com/statistics/237529/price-to-income-r... I live in Canada and have a very high wage and I feel like it is not afford
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by beiller 4y ago
From my reading online, Canada is in the top spots for the most expensive housing when adjusted for income. https://www.statista.com/statistics/237529/price-to-income-r...
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by beiller 4y ago
Banking oligopoly is my guess. You see similar problems in Australia which has a similar banking setup. New Zealand I don't know how their banks work, but I do know they are up there in the clouds as well. Same deal?
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by beiller 4y ago
It will end in either a correction of the price of housing, or a correction on the currency those houses are priced in to bring it back in line with the rest of the world, because from my understanding the economics when adjusted for wages

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