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by blobbers 2y ago
Fun! How does it know what route you're climbing, if you can't climb it? >_> Sorry if that's an obvious question. Does it just tell you how it would climb things you can already climb?
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by blobbers 2y ago
It's possible our demographic is just more ahead of the market than you think. There's a lot more quarters left in the future... I already include site:reddit.com when searching for reviews, but I think that's been getting as
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by blobbers 2y ago
Looks like all those $ that pushed down META are flooding into GOOG.
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by blobbers 2y ago
Does this have a how to on hacking AUTOEXEC.BAT to avoid TSRs and get enough of that sweet sweet 640KB to run whatever program you needed?
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by blobbers 2y ago
Let's bring back those DOS 4.0 period sayings. Does this mean if you happen to be talking to BillG you could talk about brain damaged programs and he'd nod appreciatively?
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by blobbers 3y ago
It doesn't matter. YC isn't some not for profit BS. They're not handing out free money. If its a beauty contest, it's because they think the start ups are beautiful. Expect them to take a half a million dollar bet on you
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by blobbers 3y ago
There are few truths; some say only one. Unfortunately there are many many ways to lie.
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Single Vote Separates Elected Officials(smdailyjournal.com)
1 points by blobbers 3y ago|1 comments
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by blobbers 3y ago
The recount cost is ridiculous. Why hasn’t there been cheaper voter-tech created?
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by blobbers 3y ago
Well, that's reassuring that youtube can't tell on its own /s.
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by blobbers 3y ago
Huberman’s opinion on cognitive focus; possibly an opinion he has some authority on!! (As opposed to all the other opinions he seems to love to opine)
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by blobbers 3y ago
This is the type of optimization we used to see in embedded hardware constrained environments. Nowadays, even on most embedded platforms resources are so abundant and applications are HORIZONTALLY scaled that it seems to feel like nobody bo
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by blobbers 3y ago
“now it’s a union shop in the same state as Wizards” - regarding unions is it considered a good thing? I still think of it as a crony workplace where only age is promoted and not merit. Am I wrong? Only did union job at a grocery store (UFC
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by blobbers 3y ago
What is it about telecoms that grandfathers in customers to cell plans. Certainly it isn't the cellular provider that does it in the name of "great service".
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by blobbers 3y ago
I'm curious if these low-code models matter. I understand that small codebases can be cached effectively speeding up computations, but isn't it the data load the bottleneck in training? Furthermore, how important is the breadth of
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by blobbers 3y ago
SBF decided to testify against CZ to try to save his own ass, giving justice dept and sec something to fine CZ with. Govt collects a big crypto fine, fine makes the big losers in FTX whole, problem solved. CZ should have just bought FTX and
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by blobbers 3y ago
I basically mean poorly thought out, first order thinking. Immediate gratification, not examining consequences, etc. Like Sam Altman needs to start a company on Saturday because he was fired on Friday? The board firing him without informing
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by blobbers 3y ago
Am I the only one who thinks all this looks like fairly childish behavior by the board, the employees, microsoft, and Sam Altman? It s a non-profit, it's for profit, Microsoft is investing, board is firing Sam, Ilya thinks Sam needs to
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by blobbers 3y ago
None of them seem to have mentioned it, but indeed it is confirmed he had very little equity in the company. This seems like a fairly unconventional idea in a capitalist world where Altman has made all his money on exactly that - equity. Se
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by blobbers 3y ago
Sam must have sizable equity in the company. He sells to Microsoft and they dissolve the board, problem solved.
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by blobbers 3y ago
I mean this is a great story, and I'm happy for this guy, but isn't this a super dirty process? Is he going to have cancer in 8 years but will have built a chip from 1971? Seems like a bad trade-off.
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by blobbers 3y ago
Seems like there's a bug in the implementation, mine has some boxes floating on top of each other with big gaps. Neat idea though!
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by blobbers 3y ago
For sure I would have guessed that was taken! Fortuitous!
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by blobbers 3y ago
shockingly great domain name! How long have you owned it?
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by blobbers 3y ago
Anytime something like this happens, wouldn't they have seismic sensors that would detect a crash of this size? I can't see one of these things going down softly once pilot ejects unless it had some kind of drone mode, in which ca
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by blobbers 3y ago
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/fda-panel-says-co... -- "Phenylephrine — found in drugs including Sudafed PE, Vicks Nyquil Sinex Nighttime Sinus Relief and Benadryl Allergy Plus Congestion — is th
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by blobbers 3y ago
Thanks for clarification. That wasn't immediately clear to me from the website.
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by blobbers 3y ago
Stupid question as someone who worked on wifi for many many years: What is the point of this? How is this remotely useful? There are tons of better technologies to use? Let me guess, this thing puts the wifi into some constant transmit mode
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by blobbers 3y ago
Tbh, I think this will add unnnecessary regulatory burden for start-up companies. Take for example general IoT cloud connected equipment: it will get security upgrades more often than one that is completely offline. That was a big selling p
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by blobbers 3y ago
100% scrum might work in very simple projects. Once things become difficult, challenging, or new, it's garbage. Projects that are taking more story points than expected are "behind schedule". No, your shitty schedule is the p

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