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by cezart 3y ago
Could you please share the name of the lecture, university, maybe course and professor? Would be very interested to search for any related materials, since I had some similar intuition for a while now. The goalposts keep being moved.
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by cezart 3y ago
which was intentional to be more stylized, and make it a bit less clear, which invites curiosity
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by cezart 3y ago
Same. I studied derivatives and integrals twice. First time in HS, and it was just a bunch of random rules I had to learn by heart to be able to do these calculations that were required to pass the tests. Second time was during the first ye
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by cezart 3y ago
If this is you use case some Audio-Technica ATHM50XBT would probably have way better sound at a 3rd of the price. For over a decade it's the most used headphone set in professional studios for a reason. P.S. not saying there aren'
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by cezart 4y ago
Or so little profit, as in this particular turn of events
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by cezart 4y ago
Paul Graham also has an essay which explores the same core idea, but imho he manages to explore more angles of the passage of time, and how we perceive it through the scarcity of different experiences we value. If you liked this one, check
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by cezart 4y ago
Honest question: Why is it a bad pattern? And what are some better alternatives from other ecosystems?
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by cezart 4y ago
I can move on the street om my feet, or I can move on the street with 240km/h with the use of a tool called a sports car. I think limits on the capacity of our tools are often the whole difference between what is legal and what is ille
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by cezart 4y ago
Furthermore, it would be seen as a huge betrayal of Ukraine. From their eyes, it will be a repeat of 2014, Russia got in, took some territory, the big players intervened with some sanctions and so, and Putin/Russia got away with it. So
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by cezart 4y ago
I have an even "better" idea: private courts! Imagine a corporation who's sole goal is to maximise it's profits based on judging if people/corporations have broke the law, or not! Surely they'll be more efficie
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by cezart 4y ago
In my country (Eastern Europe), you can get a code from the bank's smartphone app, to get cash from the ATM, without using a card or pin. Helps with potential skimmer attacks.
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by cezart 4y ago
You can add Moldova to the list. Yes, now the people have well wealthier lifestyles than during he soviet period, and overall the direction seems optimist. But going from a postcard republic of sorts, to literally the poorest country in Eur
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by cezart 4y ago
neither does China, the second largest economy
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by cezart 5y ago
I recently got actually burned by this. I was implementing the redesign for a friend’s website. I was working in Firefox, cause that’s the browser I want to support. The page seemed pixel perfect to me. Then my friend told me there was a su
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by cezart 5y ago
If by fine you mean the life style people had in the 12th century, I’ll pass and stick with computers..
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by cezart 6y ago
The status from Google Cloud status page offers a bit more technical details of what happened: "We are experiencing an issue with Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) clusters using node auto-provisioning becoming stuck during node version u
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by cezart 6y ago
> We'd be basically back to square one. But with better tools! It might not be going from 0 to 1, but going from 0.1 to 0.2 is still progress.
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Decentralised contact tracing app could be launched in Switzerland within weeks(swissinfo.ch)
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by cezart 7y ago
An acquaintance of mine worked at Google for one entire year on the functionality of one single button in GMail (I don't recall what it was specifically). He was very disappointed, left and launched a startup.
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by cezart 7y ago
Based on your numbers they add 10% entropy per character. Which compounds into an increase of 210% over a length of 12 characters. Thus you'd need the password to be at least 3 times longer with only alphanumeric characters to have the
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by cezart 8y ago
I think there's not much to be outraged about that a new type of prison labor will be added to the palette. But the marketing efforts of the company sound deceptive to me. They pretend to be delivering some sort of social moral value,
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by cezart 8y ago
My native language, Romanian, is written exactly as it is heard. Dialects with differing pronunciations still exist. In practice, everyone who speaks in dialect, writes the words as if transliterated from the official pronunciations (which
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by cezart 8y ago
Well they could at least continue doing the same thing, at 100x the speed.
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by cezart 8y ago
What kind of databases were used in your case for the analysis? Was it only the databases you provided them? Or are there also some generic sources Palantir provides by default? Or do they even cross-reference data from different clients?
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by cezart 9y ago
But google could be cheating you as well. How would you know they don't keep you in an information bubble?
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by cezart 9y ago
Exactly this. He applied for all jobs he could find for 2 and a half years. If this is not determination I don't know what is.
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by cezart 10y ago
If you understand this topic well enough to spot what's missing, why not update the wikipedia page in a way you'd find more satisfying?