drKarl

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by drKarl 4y ago
I have a really hard time wrapping my head around the idea that so many people still believe in god or gods or in so many superstitions in 2022. I like Rick and Morty a lot but the fact that Rick encounters the devil and cursed objects does
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by drKarl 4y ago
Nice little bridge you have there to bring supplies, it would be a pity if someone blew it up...
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by drKarl 4y ago
Why the downvote? I wasn't being sarcastic, it was a honest question, I'm really impressed how far this technology has come since GPT-3 2 years ago to DALl-E and Stable Diffusion ro Meta's text to video to this...
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by drKarl 4y ago
Amazing! How long then until we get photorealistic AI generated 3D VR games and experiences in the metaverse?
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by drKarl 4y ago
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/Intel-i9-13900K-vs-AMD-...
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by drKarl 4y ago
This is a game to be bought on GOG
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by drKarl 4y ago
> It’s a curious turn of events for a man who has spoken openly of his fears of AI on many occasions and has said he worries about a Terminator-like apocalypse. That he fears a superintelligent AI doesn't mean we will not work towar
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by drKarl 4y ago
Years ago I was working at a multinational consultancy, and then they suddenly decided to block most of the internet except for a whitelist. We quickly figured out that the whitelist worked with keywords, and since we were programming in ja
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by drKarl 4y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20220920125226/https://www.nytim...
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by drKarl 4y ago
There's probably not a better time to show your opposition to an unelected head of state than when it takes command of his new position.
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by drKarl 4y ago
This article is biased and tries hard to make a point that the US is rich because the majority religion is protestant, while it's rather that the US is rich despite being a very religious country. The article even says that the richer
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Amazon to Slow on Hiring(wsj.com)
5 points by drKarl 4y ago|1 comments
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by drKarl 4y ago
New submissions appear on the "new" section. If they get a lot of points and comments they appear on the "top" stories, which is the default when you load HN.
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by drKarl 4y ago
Yeah, and then you run your "open source AWS" on AWS xD. I believe what you mean it's called Open shift, kind of.
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by drKarl 4y ago
They also acquired the IP of Lord of the rings and The hobbit
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List of mergers and adquisitions Embracer Groupo(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by drKarl 4y ago|2 comments
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by drKarl 4y ago
Seriously, who are these guys?
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by drKarl 4y ago
I'm surprised there's no mention of Evergrande in an article about China's economy
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by drKarl 4y ago
This will catch a lot of small teams unprepared, but to be honest they should've considered chat as ephemeral, and if something was worth keeping they should've persisted that elsewhere. Also that reminds me of the old days of IRC
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by drKarl 4y ago
Well that is interesting, as Raphael has Hebrew origin but it's actually an English name with that spelling. In Spanish it's Rafael and in Italian Raffaello, so not sure why if he went by Raphael he would be perceived to be non-wh
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by drKarl 4y ago
On point. What does "white" mean anyways? In Spain for example there's a mix of iberian-celtic tribes, fenicians, greeks, romans, visigoths (which were germanic tribes), arabic (Al-Andalus califate lasted around 700 years and
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by drKarl 4y ago
Wikipedia tells me that Ted Cruz's father was born and raised in Cuba, but his father was Spanish (from Canary Islands), and his mother was born in Delaware, with irish-italian parents. Why would you say he comes across as white? He is
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by drKarl 4y ago
That's the first time I come across the term "rabiblancos", it seems it's something they say in Panama to refer to rich white people of European origin, sounds derogatory. I suppose a more common term would be "Crio
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by drKarl 4y ago
I see it's common in America to conflate race and nationality. There's hundreds of millions, if not billions of white people who are not native english speakers, and also there's millions of americans who are not white. There
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by drKarl 4y ago
Do you mean to StumbleUpon™ useful websites?
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Ask HN: Onlook on Contracting in a Recession
3 points by drKarl 4y ago|1 comments
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by drKarl 4y ago
Russia Today can't be accessed from Europe because the certificate authority is not accepted NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
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by drKarl 4y ago
Aren't the U versions more energy efficient but less powerful than the H or HX versions of Ryzen?
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by drKarl 4y ago
Maybe someone lied to you... With websockets you have to keep the connection open, so it would be great to build a chat but not so much for a rich web application...
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by drKarl 4y ago
With server side rendering you have to reload the whole page everytime there's an update on some data or if you want to submit data. That is not only slower but it also feels slower to the user. With SPAs you only reload the part of th

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