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by cheez 7y ago
> They’ve pretty much single handedly turned around Linux gaming to the point where I can safely expect most windows-exclusive games on steam will run smoothly on Ubuntu. Wait... What? When did this happen?
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by cheez 7y ago
I think Ubuntu needs to rethink this. I am a software vendor and ship software on Linux and I had to switch to 64-bit because 32-bit was too much of a pain in the ass. I couldn't afford to let go of 10% of the users who are on Linux, b
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by cheez 7y ago
It looks like 1-to-N protocols can grow organically without significant investment (HTTP, hypertext), but N-to-M (chat, social media) cannot.
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by cheez 7y ago
That can't be right... according to this https://www.investopedia.com/highest-paid-ceos-2019-4687532 Musk was the highest paid (and that was incorrect, he was not paid that much - that was the max.)
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by cheez 7y ago
Umm... No, they built something for years and gave it away for free without knowing if it was worth money to anyone. It was worth money. Therefore, they have left a lot of money on the table. In my opinion, they're still not charging e
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by cheez 7y ago
Or maybe he's closer to a kid who was never forced to grow up.
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by cheez 7y ago
> With the creation tools they have, it'd be interesting to see what would happen if players could make their own maps that where shareable so others could visit. This already exists, called creative mode. My son and his friends pla
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by cheez 7y ago
I'm thinking "make things more discoverable" than "find more useful things" if that makes sense. I'm willing to wade through it myself if you present me with options.
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by cheez 7y ago
Yes I do that occasionally when trying to solve a specific problem. Often helps.
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by cheez 7y ago
Every single day, I watch the channel of a guy who has put out < 15 minute videos going back to nearly the founding of YouTube. He gets an average of 10-15 views per day. The value this guy adds to my day is literally measurable in $$$.
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by cheez 7y ago
The slack one uses puppeting which is a 1-to-1 relationship to users. I expect most of them do this.
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by cheez 7y ago
To the other users it looks just like you normally would, no?
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by cheez 7y ago
It's not a virtual environment wrapper... It's closer to an environment for coding in the browser.
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by cheez 7y ago
Toxic how?
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by cheez 7y ago
A few hundred apps? What problem are you guys solving?
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by cheez 7y ago
This is a wholesome version of that new Black Mirror episode. The one with the polar bear. I will say no more.
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by cheez 7y ago
I have a simple system that depends on another system and I can't keep it up for a week without 15 minutews downtime
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by cheez 7y ago
> in a way that youtube and soundcloud and bandcamp just aren’t. For you. My daughter finds new non-pop music just fine.
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by cheez 7y ago
Not just humans: https://listverse.com/2017/03/19/10-facts-about-chimpanzees-...
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by cheez 7y ago
And... So it was a failure... So they redid the work.
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by cheez 7y ago
I doubt it, it's more likely that they are creating higher level abstractions atop the lower level ones and are advertising/documenting the higher level ones
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by cheez 7y ago
The one where he is from the government and is here to help.
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by cheez 7y ago
Keras is a high level API that can use multiple backends. So it makes sense for them to remain separated.
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by cheez 7y ago
If your standards are too high, you'll find it tough to find "competent" life partners who want to start a family. Secondly, if I told you that there was a > 20% chance you were going to get run over by a car, would you cr
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by cheez 7y ago
I also sell my own software and I would pass along the following feedback: 1. Take breaks every now and then 2. People complaining about your software is good: that means they want to use it but something is preventing them from doing so. 3
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by cheez 7y ago
Why do you think so?
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by cheez 7y ago
I looked into the site but I didn't see how CatBoost actually accomplishes its goals compared to other gradient boosting algorithms. Is there a summary somewhere?
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by cheez 7y ago
Take the way the US is run and make it global. Alternatively, take the way North Korea is run and make it global. This is the only way it could work. As a third alternative, take the way the EU is run, and make it global. What are the probl
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by cheez 7y ago
> Of course if we had a single rational world government for any length of time we wouldn't be in this mess. No, you would be in another mess.
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by cheez 7y ago
16 and 11. I think the 11 year old maybe only started picking it up in the last year or so, but after they picked up a hobby they really liked.

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