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by d--b 6mo ago
You're not wrong, but these people are not going away. This is New York magazine, Vulture section, they just talk about what people eat at the interview, that's what the same people like to read. Ben Lerner is from that world. Ver
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by d--b 6mo ago
My iPhone 12 begs to differ.
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by d--b 6mo ago
Note: obly do this when you’re in control of the board
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by d--b 6mo ago
I always thought the reason was that badly distilled drinks were dangerous.
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by d--b 6mo ago
Should be called Resiliance is a habit. Excellence is something else, and definitely not a habit.
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by d--b 6mo ago
I don’t understand the comments here. They say in the last paragraph: > A scanning-probe prototype already constitutes a functional non-volatile memory device with areal density exceeding all existing technologies by more than five order
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by d--b 6mo ago
See structured procrastination for a slightly different approach. https://structuredprocrastination.com/
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by d--b 6mo ago
Was the New Yorker article that incendiary? It didn’t paint a good picture for most but I recall someone posting here that they had a better view of Altman after reading it. And the whole thing was quite nuanced IMO. Plus I doubt that someo
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by d--b 6mo ago
aksherlee <= nice one
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by d--b 6mo ago
doesn’t surprise me, network drive is the typical example of something that doesn’t “just work”.
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by d--b 6mo ago
oh and the parent folder is on a shared NAS with some caching.
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by d--b 6mo ago
I'm French too :-) I get why people use French words to name products in english, but une charcuterie, it's somewhat gross and messy. It's Gaulois in a sense. To me it clashes a lot with the look of the website which is more
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by d--b 6mo ago
The name sounds really bad in French. Charcuterie is a pig butchering shop, usually associated with messy bloody stuff. The verb “charcuter” also refers to surgery done poorly. But yeah I guess the pun makes it work in english
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by d--b 6mo ago
Personally, I am over side projects. Did them, the games, the websites, the failed startup thing. I just do other things now. Building finance stuff during the day, doing little computer outside work (a bit of 3D printing here and there). I
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by d--b 6mo ago
Reminded me of that scene in “le peril jeune”, a french movie about kids growing up in the 70s https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1hnc5
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by d--b 6mo ago
Yay! More tools for faking stuff!
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by d--b 6mo ago
> WPF shipped in late 2006. It was remarkable – XAML, hardware-accelerated rendering, real data binding. If Microsoft had made it the definitive answer and invested relentlessly, the story might have ended differently. Er… The author per
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by d--b 6mo ago
I personally don't like superpowers very much. My boss does. I think Claude makes more mistakes when using superpowers than when not. but maybe it's my fault. I recommend trying. it doesn't hurt. Just don't believe it&#x
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by d--b 6mo ago
How much of this is Trump trying to look good by rushing the program asap?
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by d--b 6mo ago
I think this is right. I was going to suggest the same game, guess the number. But instead of doing it in CLI, do it on her class calculator. If she's 11, she may already have something like a TI 82. These come with some form of BASIC
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by d--b 6mo ago
It is an issue because bitcoin is highly unpredictable. These tools are good at predicting timeseries that are in fact quite predictable. Like insurances will use this to estimate the number of people who will die from cancer in the next ye
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by d--b 6mo ago
The main issue is that people do use them to predict bitcoin prices intraday and that sort of things.
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by d--b 6mo ago
The title is completely opposite to the content of the article. Who's falling behind? What does falling behind even mean if the OP doesn't care about numbers and really doesn't want to play the social media game? Social media
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by d--b 6mo ago
They make it sound like it’s a bad thing.
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by d--b 6mo ago
Oh I didn’t realize these only existed in France! These are cool indeed. I think their placement is weird though. They really don’t tell you how to get there. Sometimes they are very far from the thing they advertise. And you really shouldn
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by d--b 6mo ago
I think French laws have been on website that’s like that for a while
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by d--b 7mo ago
Ha, I am very proud that I made that discovery independently as well. In the Light vs Dark theme, I settled on a light greyish green that is somewhat close to the one described here. It really does reduce eye fatigue.
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by d--b 7mo ago
Every time I read one of these, I am amazed by how much stuff superconductivity allows, and how limited we are because it needs ultra low temperatures.
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by d--b 7mo ago
Elon must be running the military now
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by d--b 7mo ago
Right, but that was before older people found out about Tai Chi! Youtube keeps telling me it’s a great way get ripped at 50! /s

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