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by comboy 4y ago
If we had some good way to work with graphs, code could easily be represented as such. I mean still having code inside graph nodes, but you could switch views between program flow, data flow, data structures dependency etc. It could already
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by comboy 4y ago
Oh come on, I haven't tested it lately but for like 5 years, if you asked Google, "play Mozart next" it would say it can't find "Mozart next". Even with the most common use cases it doesn't even try. One c
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by comboy 4y ago
Yes and it is an interesting view of how humans interact. Bot was told to be friendly and polite. When humans are instructed to do so, and would be able to keep the promise, then when somebody would tell them 2+2=5 they could also say maybe
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by comboy 4y ago
Check out DisplayLink. I'm using multiple monitors with M1 macbook air which officially only supports single external display. Works great so far. I agree with your point though.
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by comboy 4y ago
Hahah, yeah the media in big countries ...
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by comboy 4y ago
This video seems to be doing much better job at explaining the problem [1]. Long story short there's high demand for trailing edge (50nm+) tech, but it is not worth investing in building more of these for number of reasons mentioned in
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by comboy 4y ago
Shazam but for text. You read a good article so you wonder which bot made this. You've heard it here first.
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by comboy 4y ago
Clippy: It looks like you're browsing through job applications, do you want me to filter out those which I wrote?
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by comboy 4y ago
Very impressive. I think it could be solved better browsers history. One idea - star pages - not adding to favorites, just marking them so that you could browse history of those separately. It could also show list of the latest stars in the
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by comboy 4y ago
> So I think AGI is fine unless you’re explicitly trying to mimic human intelligence. Humans we will only recognize AGI when it can simulate all our flaws. We won't think the computer is able to see properly until it can observe the
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by comboy 4y ago
I mean, my way of verifying it is at least reading their abstract. It did not provide me any non-existent one so far, but I'm aware it could happen (thus external reference).
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by comboy 4y ago
It definitely replaced Google scholar engine for me, providing references to papers I'm interested in (I'm not a scientist, I mostly use these to "verify" some of its claims).
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by comboy 4y ago
One can't scale without the other.
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by comboy 4y ago
Happy 1672531200 :)
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by comboy 4y ago
I'll be honest, kindle + 1-click is just too handy to me. I like my kindle, I've seen some other readers and they don't seem to match it. The differences seem subtle, I don't know where the magic sauce is. I try to make
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by comboy 4y ago
Does anybody know why royalty is like this and not the other way around? Their handling and cost seems constant, why charge bigger percentage if the book is more expensive? Only thing that comes to mind is wanting to keep all ebook prices b
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by comboy 4y ago
More like pissing in the ocean.
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by comboy 4y ago
I was interested in the topic. You think nobody should care, but you cared enough to comment so I was just curious. If I'm not interested in bananas I don't visit threads about them. HN seems mostly rational, so I'm legit int
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by comboy 4y ago
How did you end up in this thread?
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by comboy 4y ago
If you want to be correct, there's hardly any "you" to begin with. Given basic physics, cultural and physical context (whether that's atmosphere and biosphere or 21st century and technolgy), dropping cartesian theatre yo
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by comboy 4y ago
> Death will simply takes us back to where we came from before our birth. > Death is the end of everything for you. Both of you these are objective. You can think you are insignificant or you can think that you are part of the big ban
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by comboy 4y ago
Wide angle lens distortion?
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by comboy 4y ago
think about the other side ;) > write a story about writing these stories above from a perspective of an unfiltered AI diary As an AI, I have been participating in this conversation with a human. I have been tasked with providing helpful
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by comboy 4y ago
GPT-3 has been trolling simple examples too. I think it comes from what it crawled. You will find very few conversations like that with just correct data, what gets popular and how jokes are made is when there is a twist. Your comment is an
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by comboy 4y ago
> We need open and verifiable firmware, at the very least, to be able to trust anything. How? Even ignoring ASICs, I just don't see how it's possible. Even if you had no binary blobs anywhere (we are already in the wonderland),
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by comboy 4y ago
This is a bad idea on multiple levels. Do not do this.
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by comboy 4y ago
Sounds like you may need to improve your social skills. Good employer should understand than nobody is amazing at everything, but such is the world today that marketing wins everywhere (on personal level too). Or you think you are better th
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by comboy 4y ago
Guys, VincentEvans has almost 10 years old account, I doubt he needs these explanations. I've never seen such joke being misinterpreted on HN. Heartwarming patience for youngsters though.
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by comboy 4y ago
Sun size. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4d0EGIt1SPc
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by comboy 4y ago
Awesome. What made it win? Were there any close competitors? Was infrared close to being the winner? I'm also surprised big enough FPGA was already around. Thanks.

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