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by djflutt3rshy 8y ago
Is there a sense that LCZero will eventually catch up to the top traditional contenders like Stockfish, it is there a possibility of a bottleneck with the machine learning?
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by djflutt3rshy 8y ago
Geocaching! Along with the already mentioned Ingress, it’s helped me find so many obscure yet beautiful and interesting locations. The local community is great too, and there is a certain thrill of mischief snooping around for a tiny magnet
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by djflutt3rshy 8y ago
I love Ingress for the discovery factor (there’s many works of public art that simply aren’t indexed anywhere else), unfortunately our local community is a bit toxic so I play solo and use it as an enhanced map more than anything these days
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by djflutt3rshy 8y ago
What kind of tools do you generally use? I’m assuming a search engine to identify particular landmarks/stores/etc, and personal knowledge, but what else?
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by djflutt3rshy 8y ago
http://cs.ulb.ac.be/~fservais/rushhour/ has a listing of puzzles that take the most moves, but also mentions how many different configurations are possible. The guy who made the website literally wrote his master&
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by djflutt3rshy 8y ago
Whenever I have anxious thoughts or worries, I imagine my friend having them instead, and me giving them advice. That advice tends to be a lot less self-critical and more helpful.
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by djflutt3rshy 8y ago
Way back when Imgur was first announced, not having ANY ads was a proud selling point for the website, then competing against the much more obnoxious Photobucket/ImageShack. Can I advertise on imgur? Hell no! This is a free site
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by djflutt3rshy 8y ago
One of the reasons I quit using Google News is the prevalence of "articles" in the Sci/Tech and Health sections giving me all the latest news about how the globe-alists are keeping Planet Nibiru a secret, and why doctors hate
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by djflutt3rshy 8y ago
Sure, but would you be willing to pay $25/year? That's about how much Facebook's ARPU (average revenue per user) is in the US right now.
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by djflutt3rshy 9y ago
Funny release notes too.
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by djflutt3rshy 9y ago
Announcing it after markets close and right before a long weekend (markets are closed on Good Friday). Classy.
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by djflutt3rshy 9y ago
If more speech was the remedy to hate speech, then we would expect platforms with the most speech and least censorship would have the least hate. But compare well moderated social discussion sites like MetaFilter, HN, Fark to "anything
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by djflutt3rshy 9y ago
I realize I'm an edge case, but as someone who loves both hiking and location-based games (Ingress! Pokemon Go! Geocaching!) this would be awesome! No more having to download a ton of offline maps on my phone, and all those National&#x
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Patreon’s new service fee spurs concern that creators will lose patrons(techcrunch.com)
9 points by djflutt3rshy 9y ago|4 comments
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by djflutt3rshy 9y ago
>It is worth noting that the platforms most flamboyantly dedicated to a borrowed idea of free speech and assembly are the same ones that have struggled most intensely with groups of users who seek to organize and disrupt their platforms.
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by djflutt3rshy 9y ago
Disney probably took that into account, and decided that the demographic buying DisneyOnDemand (or whatever they call this) isn't going to overlap much with the demographic visiting yohoho.warez.se
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by djflutt3rshy 12y ago
Yes, it's very strong legally. Congress or the states can try for a Constitutional Amendment (but those are few and far between, last one was in 1992), or the Supreme Court can later reverse itself partially or in full. An example of t