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by dartos 2y ago
IIRC there was a study years ago about how traversing virtual 3d environments helped with Alzheimer’s. This would track with that.
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by dartos 2y ago
You have it backwards. Politicians can be very very good at those things, when they have a reason to be.
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by dartos 2y ago
Maybe, but I don’t know Dan. Never read anything written by them (besides this) I’d like to read deeply about something interesting, but with so much LLM slop around, I’m much less willing to dive right into a long article.
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by dartos 2y ago
We all are content consumers. It’s not a problem, just a fact. You consumed my content (my comment) and are now creating your own. What you spend your attention on is much more important now than even 10 years ago.
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by dartos 2y ago
This subject is interesting to me, sorry for the rant. Writers could try to split up their work to better appeal to an audience that does quick scans, then reads where it matters. This article may be great, but there’s not even any section
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by dartos 2y ago
> but because of their vector nature, they could easily be mapped onto values from a simulation in a physics engine. I don’t think the fact that the images are described with vectors magically makes it better for representing physics tha
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by dartos 2y ago
> SVG as LLM window to physical world. What? let’s try not to go full forehead into hype. SVGs would be an awfully poor analogy for the physical world…
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by dartos 2y ago
All good. I reread my comment and it does kind of read in the opposite way I intended.
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by dartos 2y ago
Give it time.
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by dartos 2y ago
I highly recommend trying paneer masala. It’s delicious.
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by dartos 2y ago
The comment I was replying to has this quote in it > he went beyond just advocating for concrete specs and explicitly challenged the traditional design-thinking approach, arguing that teams should pick a fully formed idea and run with it
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by dartos 2y ago
> because the economics of creating sophisticated proof's of concept was beyond the abilities of any one person What? Are you trying to say it’s too expensive for a single worker to make a POC, or that one person can’t make a POC? E
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by dartos 2y ago
Yeah, that fact is evident if you look at the news… ever… Hunter Biden pardoned, Trump’s convictions not resulting in punishment, high ranking executives getting bonuses for layoffs, etc…
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by dartos 2y ago
Or… ever?
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by dartos 2y ago
How have I never run into this?!?! Thank you!
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by dartos 2y ago
It really is amazing how many companies have no interest in upskilling their workers, nor even any interest in keeping long time experienced workers happy.
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by dartos 2y ago
> Specify the product as concretely as possible This is no small task.
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by dartos 2y ago
Advocating for waterfall? Not every product can be totally designed and spec’d out from the outset. Especially when time to market is important. Maybe this works at the individual feature scale, but at any reasonably large product, designin
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by dartos 2y ago
How clever!
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by dartos 2y ago
Gravity
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by dartos 2y ago
I don’t mean strong as in weird and out there. I mean strong as in I don’t believe his opinion will be easily swayed.
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by dartos 2y ago
Again, please don’t put words in my mouth. That’s what both your comments are doing. For example: > You pointing out "its fine" makes it seem like you expect him to work on LSP, web site, marketing and everything else all by hi
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by dartos 2y ago
I recall a thread from a few years ago where people were saying that zig had better LSO support than Odin and saying that Odin should prioritize that more. I recall gingerBill saying that he’d rather work on the language than adoption. Whic
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by dartos 2y ago
A lot of crazy in here, but this is the lowest hanging fruit. > and X is quite literally the only truly free and open space > free My brother, you need to literally pay money or your tweets get buried by those who do. > open Since
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by dartos 2y ago
All ecosystems of popular languages are thriving. Js, Python, Go, php, C, C++, Rust, zig, Odin, etc We’re in a Cambrian explosion of programming languages!
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by dartos 2y ago
If your goal is viral adoption, I agree, but it sounds like Odin is kind of geared towards the graphics programming world and doesn’t require vitality at this stage.
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by dartos 2y ago
Odin and Zig both have dictators. Both are very nice people as long as you’re nice yourself, imo. My opinions: Odin’s creator has some strong opinions around not prioritizing LSPs and QoL tools around Odin. Zig’s is a little more hard nosed
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by dartos 2y ago
Well yeah. Wordpress is written in php.
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by dartos 2y ago
Comparing the difference between correct predictions and incorrect predictions, especially with a high accuracy predictive model, could give insight into both how statistical models work and how weather works.
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by dartos 2y ago
Sure, but with this new predictive model we will have better predictions to work backwards from. OC was saying (I’m going to paraphrase) that this is the death of understanding in meteorology, but it’s not because we can always work backwar

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