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by crubier 4y ago
What a poor debunk of the debunk. I had respect for David Fravor but listening an ex F/A-18 pilot say confidently "There is 0% chance that I'm wrong" and keeping using argument from authority convinced me that he's
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by crubier 4y ago
Most new cars these days do download maps, traffic, OTA updates etc using 3G, so yes, this did happen
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by crubier 4y ago
Narrative violation: className and friends are NOT a React thing! They are a standard DOM property! https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/cla... The only "debatable" thi
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by crubier 4y ago
Your experience ends. Whether someone else who happens to have the same brain as you lives is almost irrelevant in that context. Most people interested in cryo do this to prevent their experience from ending.
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by crubier 4y ago
Please let me know how it goes!
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by crubier 4y ago
You need the mapping to be only to 1 dimension, since you need the 2nd dimension for time
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by crubier 4y ago
I think this is because the generation is done in the frequency domain. Phase retrieval is based on heuristics and not perfect, so it leads to this "compressed audio" feel. I think it should be improvable
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by crubier 4y ago
> the most rational formatting By which metric is that rational? IMO it is utterly unreadable. > Most developers I know will immediately lit torches and grab pitchforks if you show them this. Yes I will do just that now lol Prettier w
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by crubier 4y ago
While you're here, I want to mention that I never understood why Prisma couples so much the query builder (which IMO is the really best part of Prisma) to the query engine / DB driver (which is not differentiated at all as a produ
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by crubier 4y ago
I mean, they also showcase a couple of robot vacuum cleaners. Is there a public SDK for the Roomba Combo j7+?
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by crubier 4y ago
Sounds like you have a good startup opportunity here. For $1000 you could single-handedly replicate a multi billion dollar business. Why don’t you get started already?
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by crubier 4y ago
Tailwind is not an abstraction. Tailwind is just another language to write CSS, at the same abstraction level as plain CSS, but with the benefit of being terse and in the same file as the markup. Tailwind actually removes a large part of CS
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by crubier 4y ago
> Only software that someone actively sells can ever make it through. Only software that someone actively supports*
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by crubier 4y ago
PG hypes a very infinitesimal subset of YC companies.
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by crubier 4y ago
I’m actually happy that Mighty did not succeed. A more centralized web with dumb terminals is not what we need. I was always a bit disappointed to see Paul Graham hyping it up. Suhail is super smart though so I’m sure their next chapter is
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by crubier 4y ago
> the signup gate becomes a decision point where I ask myself "Do I really care/want to see this?". The answer is no a non-zero amount of times and I do bounce off it at that point. Cool. You’re not in the target, you boun
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by crubier 4y ago
This is a strawman. Most people knowledgeable of the topic do not blame Germany for increased carbon emission, but for 1 - high absolute carbon emissions when compared to France and other countries who did not discard nuclear 2 - a low rela
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by crubier 4y ago
You keep mentioning “very competent engineers” which somehow experience repeated short tenures. Might I suggest that competency is not just about technical skills, and that soft skills are also part of the expected “brilliant engineer” pack
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by crubier 4y ago
FWIW, Many people use UE for synthetic data generation, so a plugin that generates trees to add in UE scenes is already super useful for that use case.
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by crubier 4y ago
Interesting! I feel that instead of reimplmenting the React <Component> tree and its hook system (What they call "Live"), they could have made a customer React renderer instead (like React three fiber for example). Focus on
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by crubier 4y ago
Saying that you seem to be a novice in a certain field is not an insult. I myself don't know much about SAP and that's fine. But I don't have the pretention of saying with confidence that all the customers of a $100B+ company
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by crubier 4y ago
Oh hey, YCS18 batch mates! Nice to see you there! This looks awesome, could be super helpful for synthetic data generation, for a lot of industries including mine (drones). The UE compatibility is a very good selling point, and the procedur
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by crubier 4y ago
Do you think copying the market leader would be the best way to compete with the market leader?
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by crubier 4y ago
People who like to program are gonna program
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by crubier 4y ago
It depends on what type of oscillator we are talking about, but strings, chambers or beam oscillators for example will resonate at double frequency of their main frequency. The octave rule definitely has some physical/biological foundi
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by crubier 4y ago
Temporal is great, I’ve been trying to invent something very close to it for some time. I’m also very excited by the Python SDK, will be useful for math/ML heavy tasks
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by crubier 4y ago
“They ruin the ability to bisect” is something I find myself constantly fighting. Just use “—-first-parent” in git log!!
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by crubier 4y ago
Why do you think that Fusion would necessarily be a lot more expensive than fission? I don’t see any reason to believe this long term
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by crubier 4y ago
I totally agree with that, I didn't like U2 back then but I know actively hate them since that episode.
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by crubier 4y ago
That's literally what the parent comment is describing

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