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> What rhetoric is that? It is rhetoric that tries to paint the picture that his supporters must be racist and transphobic, or at the very least tries to create a chilling effect where people are afraid to come out in his support for fea
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2y ago
I'd expect plenty of people voted Trump just to spite this kind of rhetoric.
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2y ago
Here's a direct link to the transcript if you haven't found it yet: https://logbuch-netzpolitik.de/lnp500-zombiecalypse-im-grune...
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2y ago
Sure, do this if the compensation is worth debasing yourself. If it's not or you can easily find something else, there's no reason to put on the clown costume. If you are respected for your work alone and clearly shut down any att
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2y ago
Here's a stretch goal: use typescript template string magic to correctly infer the type of elements. For instance you can statically infer that $('div#name') will be a HTMLDivElement.
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2y ago
> Their companies weren't being parodied They obviously were. It's a parody of carbon offsets.
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2y ago
When they fly, there's no current. They just have potential compared to ground. Also presumably their electrical charge is very low and there's going to be hardly any amps when they discharge. In the same vein, if your carpet give
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2y ago
A $200 mini-pc will do spreadsheets and web apps without a hitch. They'll probably be rocking a 4 core Celeron or something.
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2y ago
Also attention. Lower level human players are more likely to make a move close to their own/their opponent's recent move. They're focused on one area of the board. Basic computer opponents on the other hand can make moves all
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2y ago
That's a surprisingly small total capacity for a country of one billion. China has almost 8x India's total capacity, and 5x India's renewable capacity. What is that going to look like as the country develops further? Will low
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2y ago
Now imagine adding an explanation of american football rules on every article about it, of which there are probably hundreds written a day. I have no clue about american football rules - I barely know the sport exists, the ball has a funny
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2y ago
That's completely beside the point. It's been instructed not to do that, and this person made it do it anyways. Of course they're going to do something relatively benign in their POC.
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2y ago
These models have been instructed to not talk about certain things. It certainly isn't supposed to teach random people how to manufacture controlled substances. OpenAI tried to lock it down and someone found a way around that. That&#
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2y ago
"Oops. I accidentally gave a step-by-step guide to make MDNA." This just makes me think that we are near some local maximum. By now these models have been endlessly refined, but they're still just as vapidly stupid and danger
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2y ago
That's a big hit in performance compared to the AMD chip. Just to save $100 on a $1700 notebook? Sadly the article didn't get into power draw too much. That might've been much more interesting.
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2y ago
How is making random customers switch because you slowed down their internet speeds anything but a self-own? People don't buy devices because they work with AT&T, they buy AT&T to get internet on their device.
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2y ago
Great!
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> correctly decrypted data must* have (usually) significantly lower entropy/randomness than encrypted data I'd expect the average difference in entropy of random data vs. a compressed format to be so small as to be a useless fi
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2y ago
> I value my own time well above my job's hourly rate And you can do with your own time whatever you want. If you want to go to the beach, you go the beach, and you wouldn't expect the beach to pay you for the privilege. If you
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2y ago
> So when I get some days off, I always feel a bit guilty because the company is losing out something. Do you feel guilty when they pay you too? Paid vacation is a form of compensation. Every day of your ~30 days of vacation which you do
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2y ago
Stuff like this makes me glad that my family and myself practice digital hygiene such that there is not a single photo of myself online that could lead back to me. For everyone else's sake I hope employing automated (facial) recognitio
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2y ago
No, they could not. Valuation is not money in the bank. It does not even represent an amount that is convertible to an equal amount of liquid currency. It's a number that is hardly useful for anything and I'm tired of people cooki
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> Why should anyone accept this? Idle pleasures trump most people's weak principles and self-respect.
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2y ago
> I'm not sure it is. There is a global dispatcher that finds the right component state to use and increments a counter to ensure that the correct state "slot" for that component is used. Explicitly not part of that propos
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2y ago
If you want to be at least sort-of react hooks compatible, there's a bunch of hooks you need to implement.
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> It's basically a giant kludge and the React developers and users pat themselves on the back how "functional" their components are, when in reality they are flinging global mutable state like crazy. This is true for liter
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> I don't want to learn magic that I don't understand without reading the documentation (useState, createSignal et al). Really now. Most devs who think to themselves "man I wonder how useState works internally" will a
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2y ago
That's certainly more than I expected and as much as one can likely do while keeping the feature useful. Only open-sourcing the whole thing would be a another step up from here. Still not going to use that or windows for anything serio
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I've never heard of such a thing. Businesses maybe and not residential? Businesses getting a carve-out for their network would be pretty standard. Interesting though, I'll ask around.
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2y ago
Unrelated, but that site is so much better than their current one. Now I finally know what they do and offer!
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