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by criddell 8mo ago
Is this similar to what you can get with Doxygen? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doxygen#/media/File:Doxygen-1....
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by criddell 8mo ago
> The algorithm has no idea what to show you. If you run into somebody you don't know, your first instinct shouldn't be to start showing them porn. I don't use Facebook but I do use YouTube and their recommendations are ho
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by criddell 8mo ago
My concern is shifting from maximizing upside to minimizing downside because I'm only about 10-12 years from retirement.
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by criddell 8mo ago
> If I'm going to invest in learning a new application, I'd rather it be an open one. I wouldn't worry about it too much. The concepts are very transferrable. At work I used to use SolidWorks exclusively, now I'm usin
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by criddell 8mo ago
> an interactive page that can be navigated around with the keyboard Or mouse / trackpad. I really haven't seen anything better for making TUIs than Borland's Turbo Vision framework from 35ish years ago.
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by criddell 8mo ago
Is high-dividend a signal that the equities are more value oriented than growth oriented?
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by criddell 8mo ago
Energy and healthcare has big AI exposure too. If it pops, you're going to be better off but not totally spared. I suppose that's probably a smart move though...
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by criddell 8mo ago
Have you moved your retirement account money out of stocks and index funds into something safer? I've actually been thinking about it...
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by criddell 8mo ago
UI/UX is not the difficult part. The hard part is the geometric modeling kernel.
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by criddell 8mo ago
Assembly Member Bauer-Kahan
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by criddell 8mo ago
I have a family of 4 so I pay and it's still crazy cheap. I've wonder how sustainable it is.
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by criddell 8mo ago
> There is little market share left for them to win, the best they can do to grow is shave expenses. I think Amazon netted something like $70 billion last year. What's the problem with them just staying the course and earning tens o
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by criddell 8mo ago
I think maybe you don't understand what the needs are of normal people. It's only partially about what software they run. I recommend Mac's to the people in my life because when they have a problem they can take the machine t
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by criddell 9mo ago
> encourage universities to grow fatter In a typical state school, where's most of the fat accumulating? What could be cut significantly without affecting the quality of education?
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by criddell 9mo ago
That's a bad faith take. In one comment you managed to violate a whole bunch of the HN commenting guidelines. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by criddell 9mo ago
A robot designed to fold laundry isn't very interesting. A general purpose robot that I can bring into my home and show it how to do things that the designers never thought of is very interesting.
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by criddell 9mo ago
Would you want the first thing to show up after somebody googles your name to be an accusation for improper conduct around a child? In theory, people could dig deeper and find out you won in court and were acquitted, but people here should
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by criddell 9mo ago
I'm your opposite. I use Pages for letter writing, Word for documentation, PyCharm for Python, Visual Studio for C++, VSCode for Javascript, Outlook for email, vi for bash and config files, SublimeText for markdown and html, OneNote fo
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by criddell 9mo ago
Most people are basically good. Don’t let high profile monsters like Epstein and his friends turn you into a misanthrope.
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by criddell 9mo ago
I wouldn’t because I have no idea what consciousness is,
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by criddell 9mo ago
Are there any groups or labs in particular that stand out?
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by criddell 9mo ago
> The average human tested scores 60%. So the machines are already smarter on an individual basis than the average human. Maybe it's testing the wrong things then. Even those of use who are merely average can do lots of things that
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by criddell 9mo ago
I wonder how good it is for companies to be allowed to grow so big and still be private? Would it makes sense to require any company with more than a billion dollar valuation to be subject to all the same SEC requirements that public compan
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by criddell 9mo ago
Surely deforestation hurt native species as well. Is there any reason to not try to reverse some of that damage? Do you think they are going to make things worse overall?
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by criddell 9mo ago
Your right! I found this[1] which says it was $10 at launch. So you paid $10 and helped support indie developers launch what, in time, evolved into an almost universally beloved app. That should feel pretty good. Your tiny investment helped
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by criddell 9mo ago
NetNewsWire is free. https://netnewswire.com/
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by criddell 9mo ago
> What do you actually need an LCD for in a car? Backup camera. They are required by law.
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by criddell 9mo ago
> Real buttons are more expensive than electronic. It might add up to a lot of money for the manufacturer who is cranking out thousands or millions of vehicles, but to the consumer buying one car it isn't a meaningful difference.
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by criddell 9mo ago
Isn't that one reason for tariffs? VW, BMW, Mercedes, Toyota, Honda, Subaru, Nissan, and Kia all have some US or Canadian factories.
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by criddell 9mo ago
Isn't that roughly (ok, very roughly) how generative diffusion AIs work when you ask them to make an image?

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