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by d--b 3y ago
Well the middle ground does exist and it is mostly just a blend of the two problems. Most companies I worked tend to oscillate between these two extreme: - why can’t we get anything done quicker? We need to stop refactoring everything all t
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by d--b 3y ago
The rendering is really impressive. Character animation is not great. It's really an area where video games need to improve. Hopefully AI will help...
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by d--b 3y ago
Oh I see, people thought I was being right-wingy. That makes sense.
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by d--b 3y ago
My opinion too
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by d--b 3y ago
I was downvoted 35 days ago, for daring to state that deepfakes will lead to AI being regulated. Of course “these are just recommendations”, but we’re getting there.
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by d--b 3y ago
Well the fact is that she remained at Penn for 30+ years, so clearly it couldn't be that horrible. And there she made some groundbreaking discoveries that contributed to the COVID vaccine and she got a Nobel Prize, so she probably did
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by d--b 3y ago
Oh, nice, thanks
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by d--b 3y ago
Why do a lot of science writers feel the need to turn hypotheses into certainties? That really drives me nuts. “We are now establishing that the moon is a more likely source of Kamo’oalewa”, says study senior author Renu Malhotra. He did N
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by d--b 3y ago
Thanks I didn't know that one!
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by d--b 3y ago
I have been thinking along those lines for a while. I didn't take it quite from the same angle but it boils down to the same idea. For me, each layer of abstraction should roughly correspond to people's roles. In my line of work (
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by d--b 3y ago
There is a weird cultural trait in the US whereby traffic officers think every vehicle they stop is potentially key to uncovering a massive crime organization. In Europe, the guy behaves more like a school teacher who caught you cheating. E
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by d--b 3y ago
In France the electricity meter talks to the provider through the power line. And my newly installed water meter reports water consumption through a custom radio module. It sounds completely stupid to rely on 3G networks which are spotty or
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by d--b 3y ago
I probably wouldn't buy a clock so my view is completely unnecessary but I have to say the font puts me off. Especially the 3
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by d--b 3y ago
> Ask somebody in the building industry to visually communicate the architecture of a building and you'll be presented with site plans, floor plans, elevation views, cross-section views and detail drawings. Well ask an architect to
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by d--b 3y ago
Whatever, man. Just did it with "Bing with GPT-4", not sure what that uses, and I refuse to pay OpenAI to do this so... Anyways, results are : Sure, let’s play Fizz Buzz with 3 and 7. Here are the first 15 numbers: 1, 2, Fizz, 4,
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by d--b 3y ago
Some people just think they can get away with the most stupid moves. It's incredible.
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by d--b 3y ago
3.5
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by d--b 3y ago
Because people think it can't infer anything about things it hasn't seen before. Like it can't build an internal model of some problem that it hasn't been trained for. > let's play fizz buzz but with 3 and 7 Chat
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by d--b 3y ago
Well the comment was edited… the author added “even moderately”, so…
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by d--b 3y ago
It doesn’t look like the original study came anywhere close to preventing 50% of deaths due to septis.
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by d--b 3y ago
Does anyone here understand the actual study? It doesn’t sound like a revolution just yet…
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by d--b 3y ago
Maybe some new search engine will emerge with a clean homepage. One that has just one text box, a “search” button, and why not a “i’m feeling lucky” button?
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by d--b 3y ago
You missed the introduction of .Net core which is the Python3 moment for .Net This is going to be annoying to learn about. If anyone has a good summary, please send, cause I don’t know of any, and it’s complicated.
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by d--b 3y ago
Don’t worry, we’ll start with that, and we’ll replace it when we have the means to do so.
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by d--b 3y ago
Nice, it's like Excel for hardware :D
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by d--b 3y ago
This doesn't look like an extreme environment at all, yet the robot still has his legs sliding quite a bit on various obstacles, which surprised me since it can do complex stuff. They only show slow-motion on perfect moves, which is a
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by d--b 3y ago
Congrats on the project, what you did looks nice but I have to say this: “brutalism” and “react” kind of clash in my mind. I understand you’re inspired by the brutalist aesthetics, but I read the very definition of brutalism as “not react”.
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by d--b 3y ago
"I'm not a programmer", I am in fact someone who works for replit, and happens to have "building things for replit" written in his Twitter profile.
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by d--b 3y ago
"With this hat, keyboard style isn't just ahead, it's a head". GPT seems to know about jokes that are so awfully bad that they are funny.
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by d--b 3y ago
The idea that people function as rational agents always acting to optimize their self interests is an idea that I think was developed by economists because it helped explain how markets work and made it possible to solve the price-setting p

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