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4y ago
Actually, it's about opening 10 different books at different pages and similarly upwards... There is no GraphQL mechanism for it outside some hack in individual libraries that does more server roundtrips, and it seems like GraphQL auth
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4y ago
Try a nested pagination (i.e. open the 352nd page of the 7th book on the 3rd shelf in the 5th room of the 3rd city library. Make it performant. Have fun with GraphQL! /s
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4y ago
The author never had to use nested queries/paginations that need to perform so he just states that problem does not exist. Well, that's one way to address it...
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bitL
4y ago
I have a Zephyrus G15 with 5800u/RTX3080/40GB/3TB and with the 5.15 kernel it works flawlessly on Linux Mint. I use it more often than MBP these days. The only drawback is no DisplayPort for VR.
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bitL
4y ago
Get B1 HCL 100-2000mg + NAD+ booster (Niagen) + Mg Threonate, that resolves inefficient energy metabolism in your brain/nerves that might cause the feeling of your brain being depleted (pseudohypoxia). Also, at your age L-Carnitine mig
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bitL
4y ago
Isn't it easier to get a Lenovo M10 X605F, put Ubuntu Touch on it and do whatever you want with it?
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4y ago
> It is highly unlikely Putin will use tactical nukes or pre-emptively strike US/EU, no matter how grim the war looks. I wouldn't be so sure about this. He has working hypersonics and this advantage would last very short time.
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4y ago
That is just a temporary band-aid, lasting like 8 years tops. Are we going to nuke each other regularly? Do we have enough nukes for a permanent climate change? How can we make sure we have a sufficient supply of nukes for that?
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5y ago
Possibly thiamine deficiency. Thiamine is required to metabolize glucose and heavy drinkers have this deficiency. Covid seems to have a similar effect. Get your daily 100-200mg B1 HCL for a while and see if it improves. If you suspect liver
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5y ago
Wim-Hof almost killed me (that exact video). Please don't try it until you are in a state you can comfortably sustain 1+ minute lack of oxygen.
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bitL
5y ago
The last thing I want is to spend extra time with my coworkers. Intense work interaction is enough, I strongly prefer to meet "outsiders" in my spare time to actually be able to relax efficiently. Thanks but no thanks.
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5y ago
Don't worry, at some point your brain stops being capable of processing all the new stuff and you'll have to focus all your energy on just keeping what you have, so the problem solves itself in time.
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bitL
5y ago
10 years too late... It's going to be Eldorado for US companies buying bankrupting German companies for cheap...
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bitL
5y ago
Maybe they will burn the offices to convert them to electricity once the gas stops flowing?
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bitL
5y ago
It's funny how nobody outside expensive classes at Stanford says anything about the relationship of attention to a (somewhat fuzzy) lookup table. With that in mind transformers suddenly become easy for software engineers.
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bitL
5y ago
My Chopin piano performance was flagged for a copyright violation on YouTube...
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bitL
5y ago
"You've driven through the area where somebody used a stolen credit card with their Google account. Your Waymo account is now blocked, please leave the car."
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5y ago
> Drive Pilot can only engage at speeds under 40 mph (60 km/h in Germany) on limited-access divided highways Don't all highways in Germany have minimum speed of 70 km/h? So basically there's no road where Drive Pilot
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bitL
5y ago
You are assuming this city will remain in Ukraine. That might be too optimistic as this is the only part of the coast on the land bridge to Crimea that is not yet under Russian control.
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bitL
5y ago
You were implicitly assuming that. How about: "Apple can just implement those premium features NVidia is gimping", i.e. implying Apple might not have those capabilities in their drivers yet, not intentionally gimping them.
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5y ago
Where do you see any gimping? It's known that NVidia gimps its consumer range by shipping drivers that are slow in some tasks despite the same hardware being able to be much faster. My comment was about Apple getting an easy win just b
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5y ago
All Apple has to do is to enable workstation-level features in its drivers and they'd beat 3090 handily. Even Titan RTX demolishes 3090 with workstation drivers in software that uses those features. As for raw performance, 3090 is far
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5y ago
Nope, I decided not to ruin that company/destroy the project I co-created even if it made me super angry at times.
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bitL
5y ago
Salary was competitive, work was remote long before it was popular allowing me to travel around the world as I wanted, tech was top notch, I worked on main algos of a cool project and invented a bunch of new ones (friends at Google were jea
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5y ago
Long time ago, promised 2% of the company with a 5 year cliff, got kicked out a week before cliff ended, company is wildly loved among developers around here too. Lessons learned, perspectives changed.
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5y ago
Ban on Deep Learning is coming. It's going to be classified as a weapon and practitioners will need a background check/license to perform it.
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5y ago
Chechens with nukes. What could go wrong?
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5y ago
I use it only for reading PDFs, annotating them, writing notes and reading newspapers - for that it's a pretty good device. There might be some warts in a bit non-standard Android interface and also MS Office doesn't work without
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5y ago
I am worried they might create an uninhabitable belt on the western borders of Western Ukraine by nuking it with 10-100kT tactical nukes as they don't really care about people of Lviv and around and that would solve also their Polish &
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5y ago
10.3" is too small for a paper replacement - writing notes on such devices is too imprecise if one e.g. annotates PDFs etc. I got the latest Onyx A4 and that's the size that can be finally used to replace paper for all types of do
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