crypticlizard

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by crypticlizard 9y ago
Yes and also totally hilarious as in like in my day we had to walk uphill both ways. Jeez you guys had to actually program? That must've sucked, Grandpa. No vr you can just point at and say/think what you want? (Like when Grandpa
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
Timescales are hard but...Ai will do mostly all of it and humans are being factored out. Humans will need not apply for real work, fake work could proliferate. Automation vertically integrated into robotic systems will prevail in mostly al
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by crypticlizard 10y ago
Dune
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by crypticlizard 10y ago
I could use this as the killer movie picking app with friends
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Ask HN: Have you played emoji movies the game in Google assistant?
3 points by crypticlizard 10y ago|1 comments
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by crypticlizard 10y ago
An interest in possibilities. What if I apply myself to a data set that reveals fundamental truths about the universe? Or how to communicate with extraterrestrials? Or reveals fundamental truths about Earth?
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by crypticlizard 10y ago
Care to comment on the flavour?
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Ask HN: Have you tried Project Fi? Do you like it?
2 points by crypticlizard 10y ago|2 comments
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by crypticlizard 10y ago
So tesla is in the business of making Model 3 factory factories.
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Manifold Learning(quantivity.wordpress.com)
2 points by crypticlizard 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Technology behind Tay?
2 points by crypticlizard 10y ago|0 comments
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Grit Self Control IQ(adamsmith.cc)
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by crypticlizard 10y ago
the discovery problem is a big deal for open source code. Not claiming this solves that, but like many great ideas, they can often look silly at first. And who knows, it could be the beginning of a cooler idea!
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by crypticlizard 10y ago
and yet the rationale for using Git over Github makes absolute sense, which should be obvious to anyone.
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by crypticlizard 10y ago
I can see the appeal of novel approaches to the discovery problem. I sure wish apple had this for the app store! Anyway, it's fun, and the internet can be boring when it's too rigid, so that's why I'm using it. This exte
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by crypticlizard 10y ago
Doesn't load w/o javascript...which seems like a natural requirement for those looking for more anonymity.
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by crypticlizard 10y ago
He did it as a quick hack, I imagine he just didn't notice the API
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by crypticlizard 10y ago
I like that this is posted on Gitlab, even if GL interface needs work when I compare it to Github, at least it's not GH (in an era where all open-s0urce code is on GH). Diversity is inspiring to me!
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At Daggers Drawn(theanarchistlibrary.org)
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Which Way for the Gig Economy?(theanarchistlibrary.org)
1 points by crypticlizard 10y ago|0 comments
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by crypticlizard 10y ago
What about Bing video? I've never heard of what you're mentioning.
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by crypticlizard 11y ago
medium redirected through my domain (which is super cool, check out the signal v noise post on switching to medium...) TLDR: using medium means you are letting it be easy, and avoiding the cobbler's own shoe type of problem.
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by crypticlizard 11y ago
You know, imo the funniest thing happens when you find a small project that's interesting: you solve it by writing the solution. But then wowie, suddenly there's the thrill, the adrenaline rush, and boom! you're now asking, w
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by crypticlizard 11y ago
By all means switch to drupal, if you think that will better reimburse you for attending the tech camp.