dfischer

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   by dfischer 7y ago

   Wonder what the ROI is like if it costs $500.
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   by dfischer 7y ago

   I think Java is ok. I just don't like all the weight you inherit with the ecosystem. There's a lot of buttons you have to learn and history. It's working a submarine vs purposed craft (bad example).
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   by dfischer 7y ago

   I can comment on this on my own: 1. Java - did not want to adopt the entire ecosystem. This is very much wanted a banana and got the whole jungle with a gorilla type of story. 2. Python - dynamic. Don't want that. Go's minimal typ
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   “Man Becomes the Sex Organs of the Machine World” (2012)(2012diaries.blogspot.com)

   233 points by dfischer 7y ago|77 comments
5. 365.▲
   by dfischer 7y ago

   I think people lose sight that a recession is normal and part of the cycle of boom and bust. Net net it’s always higher but you need a cool-off period.
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   by dfischer 7y ago

   Solution: people pay to use twitter. Kill advertising as the main model. Either Twitter will do this or the future decentralized apps will do this naturally through micropayments of having to pay for compute through the network. I see a dis
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   by dfischer 7y ago

   Is the intention for flutter for web to replace angular dart?
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   by dfischer 7y ago

   I'd add that the connotation of an angulardart app isn't a simple SPA. It's meant for larger applications. I have been using it for the past year and a half and really enjoy it. The compiling times have been improving with ea
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   by dfischer 7y ago

   Oh yeah I totally remember that now too. They'd pick up all the dust on the counter/mat and freak out with low resolution spazzing.
10. 370.▲
    by dfischer 7y ago

    I remember them being terrible. Every round in counter-strike I'd be yelling that it was my mouse and not my aim. The ball was so dirty! Terrible for FPS's in the dawn of internet fragging.
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    Well one vote is $1. The economies of scale fit in really quickly with manipulation. Second $4 and so on.
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    I fed it "The true destiny for humanity is" Out: > The true destiny for humanity is to be the species it wants to become," says William James, director of the Center on the Ethics and Future of Work at Harvard University.
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    I like the idea of voting quadratically with money. Every vote scales with cost. Instead of hiding the reality, just expose it and limit it with quadratic scaling.
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    I’d say 8 miles a day has a lot to do with it.
15. 375.▲
    by dfischer 7y ago

    I think you’re fine. Sorry you’re getting downvoted.
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    > Other illicit drugs, such as ketamine, were also widespread in the shrimp. Interesting on the widespread aspects here.
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    What aren’t we using from the animal kingdom? We create sensors that are extra human. Infrared etc... Maybe this is an unknown unknown problem. We can’t develop technology for senses we do not know about and so on.
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    You want the chart to show 50+ genders? I don’t think it’d fit. That’ll probably still discriminate against those who don’t feel included. Someone is always going to feel alienated.
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    Already priced in
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    There's this paper that highlights the techniques (supposedly) including the fingerprinting: https://www.blackhat.com/docs/asia-16/materials/asia-16-Siva...
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    I've been using www.crowdcow.com and have been very happy with the quality and cost. It lasts a while.
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    No, not the same thing when there's evidence of lawbreaking and eavesdropping.
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    I don’t think there’s a shortcut to a true sense of ownership. So I’d lean less on the welfare topology. I would lean heavily in making it more accessible to provide value to society. Setup technology that allows people to provide value to
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    A chance to "own" something is a very deep iceberg. Ownership needs to consider a lot of things from an economic perspective, a rights perspective (law), society, and so on. Basically, I guess I'm just saying – it's real
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    That has a lot of assumptions. You can argue the other way with having a sense of ownership and being responsible is what leads to higher quality in your surroundings. Something something, fix broken windows.
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    Curious how people are using SpaCy in production with constant improvement of the model and how that workflow happens from user input & review.
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    by dfischer 7y ago

    Fix: every tweet costs money. Some micro transaction. Even better: completely decentralized. Leverage it as a protocol. Let clients charge how they want for additional features / and or advertising outside of the main intents.
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    Musk predicts Tesla will achieve full autonomy by 2020(arstechnica.com)

    3 points by dfischer 7y ago|0 comments
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    by dfischer 8y ago

    To me it felt like being drunk without the nauseous parts. I was prescribed it for stage fright.
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    by dfischer 8y ago

    I've used a lot over the years – always in VIM mode. As I have moved to GO recently I was using VS Code but found it bugging out at times. I switched over to Goland (I used to be heavy in WebStorm). It just works. I am happy.