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by croddin 4y ago
"Picasso had a saying -- 'good artists copy; great artists steal' -- and we have always been shameless about stealing great ideas." -Steve Jobs
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by croddin 4y ago
It's like a TikTok video plot: Tell me you are discontinuing a product line without telling me you are discontinuing a product line.
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by croddin 4y ago
Also, Therefore, And, Anyway, But, Who, Why, Besides, However. Each in caps 5 times with the same word with a period and space after each word and newline at the end is what I have found so far. Can anyone find others? Edit: added words tha
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by croddin 4y ago
"Anyway. Anyway. Anyway, Anyway. Anyway.\n" will break it too. Anyway...
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by croddin 4y ago
"Also. Also. Also. Also. Also.\n" also breaks it.
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by croddin 4y ago
They do what they must because they can.
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by croddin 4y ago
To what extent could the differences in weights between training runs/ architectures be bounded to a certain epsilon? This type of attack might still be possible with small changes to weights but that might at least make it harder.
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by croddin 5y ago
This reminds me of the holodeck in Star Trek. Someone could walk into the Holodeck and say “make a table in the center of the room. Make it look old.” It seemed amazing to me that the computer could make anything and customize it with voice
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by croddin 5y ago
I just mean that most elements besides hydrogen are made in stars, theoretically with a very large amount of hydrogen you could make an antimatter star, but without doing that, what elements, molecules etc would we be able to make, if we ha
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by croddin 5y ago
This makes me wonder, if we had a significant amount of anti-hydrogen (but not enough to make a star), what would be the most complicated thing we could build out of it, and how would we go about doing so? (I also asked on: https:/&#x
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by croddin 5y ago
@dang I think most people assume the headline means "Facebook has a TikTok [clone] now", (which wouldn't be new since Instagram reels has been around awhile) rather than "Facebook has a TikTok [account] now". Should
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by croddin 5y ago
That seems very useful for large pull requests. GitHub is starting to look more and more like VS Code.
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by croddin 5y ago
I have done the same type of thing to comment out lines of a json file used for configuration . Append “//“ or something to the beginning of a key that I want to have temporarily “commented out”. (Be careful as some programs might
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by croddin 5y ago
I think there needs to be a good "distribution" of all modern open software in a way that it could be developed offline. We can download Wikipedia and Project Guttenberg and have access to a huge amount of human knowledge, but the
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by croddin 5y ago
I see the both buttons on desktop but no buttons on mobile.
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by croddin 5y ago
I found a talk radio station that mentioned “Putin” and tried using an app to translate it but Russian didn’t work and the apps don’t support Ukrainian yet.
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by croddin 5y ago
I'm guessing it is just referring to reliability of rockets in general. Reliability should be improved and being able to fly more rockets by being "fully and rapidly reusable" is the right approach. Planes would not have been
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by croddin 5y ago
A computer sending compressed or encrypted network traffic would look as if it were sending unexpected noise if you don't know how to read it.
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by croddin 5y ago
SLS is like that, but Starliner is playing by that same rules as Crew Dragon as they are both commercial contracts rather that passed into law up by congress.
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by croddin 5y ago
Not that most apps even give good release notes. If we did have them you could expect: “Thanks for being human. This update changes your DNA and may contain bug fixes and performance improvements. Keep on humaning!”
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by croddin 5y ago
Jurassic Park used a lot of animatronics. Some shots you might think are cgi (and probably would be in most modern movies) might not be. Edit: here is a short video about the full size animatronic T. rex. https://youtu.be/fF
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by croddin 5y ago
Then this to show all of the titles document.querySelectorAll(".door-front").forEach(e=>e.remove())
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by croddin 5y ago
Graviton2 was announced at re:invent 2019 and t4g came out in September 2020 so my guess is we will see t5g instances by September 2022.
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by croddin 5y ago
Aphantasia is about the mind’s eye but I wonder about other senses as well such as “the mind’s ears” or “the mind’s nose” - being able to synthesize or realistically recall other senses. I can somewhat weakly visualize, but I can make music
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by croddin 5y ago
If this object did exist, wouldn't it be classified as a dwarf planet since, like Pluto, with a highly elliptical orbit it would be difficult to clear it of other Kuiper belt objects?
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by croddin 5y ago
The 1 failure in those numbers is actually CRS-7, not Amos-6. If you count Amos-6 there have been 2 failures but as you pointed out crew wouldn’t have been on board and they don’t static fire with payload anymore. Also for CRS-7 the dragon
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by croddin 5y ago
Yeah stop with this Boring Company crazy talk! /s
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by croddin 5y ago
Great site! On iPhone, if you are tapping a button on the bottom rapidly, (like if you just double tap the down button) it triggers the page to zoom in. It looks like there is an easy css fix for that. https://stackoverflow.com&
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by croddin 5y ago
A Dvorak keyboard nerd's imagination: He doesn't know his password? Blast! Our evil plan is foiled! What would actually happen: Here is a Dvorak keyboard. Type your password or we'll hit you with this $5 wrench.
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by croddin 5y ago
It is interesting that the shortest wavelength the human eye can see is very close to half of the longest wavelength the human eye can see. (~380nm - 740nm) In musical terms it is close to one ‘octave’ of light that is visible to us. If we

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