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by cmehdy 4y ago
As a French citizen, I find it unsurprising that the usual top comments here are all about numbers. Life expectancy going up, do your part, work work work. That people are angry is not about the damn numbers. It's about the attitude of
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by cmehdy 4y ago
I could see IDEs for AI, where you manipulate ways to input prompts (natural Landis language, weighted keywords, audio..) and selection of methods (chatgpt, whatever model will come for diagrams, visual models, audio ones..). Then basically
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by cmehdy 4y ago
I received the exact same email (exact amount, coinbase, all checks passed) and forwarded to PayPal's phishing address (after having done my own due diligence) despite being surprised that this appeared so legit. Glad to see I wasn&#x2
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by cmehdy 4y ago
I would argue the real luck was the depression lifting at a key moment in your life, and perhaps life circumstances that didn't stack up to reinforce it. I had a tough start in mine (likely starting in childhood with trauma), and that
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by cmehdy 4y ago
That's great! I assume the hand capture (+ head position) doesn't give you enough to apply inverse kinematics reliably (i.e. better than VRchat), is that correct? It's a naive assumption on my part given that wrists aren&#x27
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by cmehdy 4y ago
From the repo: Why is this thing so slow? It took me five minutes to store a 400 line text file! Well, this is just an initial prototype, and don't worry, there's always Moore's law! So I'm guessing they are quite aware
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by cmehdy 4y ago
I genuinely read the title as "always look down on London" and my French mind was as vindicated as it was puzzled by it. The article however is much more interesting and full of those little things that make living in old and beau
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by cmehdy 4y ago
I tend to agree with you a lot, and find the process entirely terrifying. I've grown up with a history of being shut down and bullied when attempting to create (by teachers, peers, or mistakenly by family), and have as a result become
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by cmehdy 4y ago
You made the right choice if you're still working at it. Staying on target is more important than the bad choices you might make - otherwise you'll end up like me and thousands others who are indecisive and consequently produce no
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by cmehdy 4y ago
While it's not necessarily feeling great, it's called public for a reason. If anything it should be an incentive to add a passphrase to one's keys.
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by cmehdy 4y ago
Imagine a system of tags and account linking which pair your preferred games and genres (on steam and others) to your goodreads list, your spotify, etc.. and generate assets and narrative based on that, while using existing game engines (a
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by cmehdy 4y ago
The article is great - a visual that explains SRS in one single graph near the top of the page is a great proof that the article is solid. But I also want to say: what a clean and enjoyable website!! Thank you for having shared this.
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by cmehdy 4y ago
The typical answer for old behemoths: it was built because it was necessary to build it, and it won't change until a change is necessary too. Wanting that change is not enough, it has to become an almost mechanical constraint, and usua
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by cmehdy 4y ago
You could always tell your kids you're a live-streamer since you would be on camera: http://thetenthwatch.com/feed/
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by cmehdy 4y ago
Thanks for your article, it is very interesting. I don't necessarily see the difference between the very "slow" statistical feedback loop of cars and the equivalent in consciousness: what if a brain the size of a galaxy exist
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by cmehdy 4y ago
So you're giving yourself your own 2cts on a monthly basis? What a way to practice introspection!
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by cmehdy 4y ago
Perhap similarly, on an arduous journey to better my mental health and character I have found much to learn with paradoxical situations arising in zen koans. A good book with plenty of koans was Mumonkan/Gateless gate, in a compilation
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by cmehdy 4y ago
I'm not up to date on J-pop/J-rock as of 2022 but things of past years like King Gnu's Hakujitsu or LiSa's First Take performance seem pretty decent as far as fairly popular music goes, and I'm sure I am missing a l
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by cmehdy 4y ago
Surely I must be misunderstanding everything you just said. > The fact that the mandatory minimums for crack were so much higher than for powder cocaine was a good thing. They're an admission that the system is openly racist, and a
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by cmehdy 4y ago
Mandatory minimums don't work. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/5-charts-show-mandator... https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/end-...
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by cmehdy 4y ago
For characters animations don't blend too well with each others as some things reset between postures, and the walking animation doesn't translate too well to crowded spaces as people would turn their bodies to maximize the distan
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by cmehdy 4y ago
a11y for accessibility also (and perhaps "ally" too?), but is a bit ironic given that screen readers wouldn't be making much sense out of that one.
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by cmehdy 4y ago
With all due respect, we don't know that. Knowing this as a fact would mean provably demonstrating the degree of instability at any instant of the universe, essentially its whole trajectory in a potentially infinite (and at least incre
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by cmehdy 4y ago
This is one of the ways income inequality and systemic discriminations can drastically alter the life of people or groups of people. No time to think, to time to breathe.. no time to dream. The mind can die (or at least enter a sort of coma
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by cmehdy 4y ago
The differentiation is that you're the only one having that subjective experience and you're stuck with it, so as far as you're concerned the rest of the world is a construct around you and you might as well make it an experi
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by cmehdy 4y ago
Acacia is green, and fesses (buttocks in French) is pink. Coocoo is the only red in a surrounding of violets, and sobbed is a transparent-y blue like a tear :)
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There might be some tricky bits to that: most people's domains aren't going to be the same and the projections will result in empty results. In some cases a few bases are shared and there's something to work with, in other ca
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by cmehdy 4y ago
As time goes you might find your eigenvectors. Sometimes it takes a change of norms, sometimes it takes a change of bases. But things might be simpler when you live your eigenvectors :)
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by cmehdy 4y ago
I'm sorry what? From my European perspective there's very little difference between the magnitude of terrifying things done by either the US then or Russia now... except maybe that Russia has less reach and power in the bigger sch
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by cmehdy 4y ago
It might be a silly question since I know little about this tool but I didn't see a mention of docker-compose in the FAQ: do you have personal experience with use-cases where multiple volumes might need to be mounted, ports forwarded,

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