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by drcode 4y ago
thanks pizzabearman :)
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Show HN: A short dystopian game I build last weekend(dreambookgame.com)
80 points by drcode 4y ago|59 comments
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by drcode 4y ago
I think it would fall under capital gains either way, so shouldn't matter much. Not a tax lawyer though.
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by drcode 4y ago
The main problem my team had is that all 4 primary chips in the jaguar shared the same bus, so you'd write code for one chip, but then it would run at <50% the previous speed once it was "in production" with code running o
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by drcode 4y ago
The remaining great apes remain alive primarily due to our pity for their plight- They were once the highest IQ species in the world, but no more Probably, we will be in the same situation relatively soon: And there is little reason to expe
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Show HN: EconIsle, a Web-Based Game That Teaches Economics(youtube.com)
5 points by drcode 4y ago|0 comments
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by drcode 4y ago
Yes, but Randy also had to get uber-expert level understanding of the hardware to reach such performance... It would be hard to do that without writing copious assembly specific to the hardware somewhere along the way, regardless of compile
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by drcode 4y ago
Interesting post, but it seems fragile enough that I'm not sure it could work if you try to classify a yellow apple.
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by drcode 4y ago
I'd love to invest in a really nice fossil sometime to put on my desk, maybe a small dinosaur skull or an unusually cool looking trilobite But I can never do this, because I could never feel certain that I didn't purchase a forger
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Show HN: Ezbitmap.com, create beautiful images from ASCII art(ezbitmap.com)
6 points by drcode 4y ago|0 comments
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Ezbitmap.com: Create beautiful images in JavaScript from inline ASCII art(ezbitmap.com)
1 points by drcode 4y ago|0 comments
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by drcode 4y ago
The correct solution to the vr isolation problem is to have passthrough AR, then digitally remove the helmets of the other people in the same room. That way, as long as everyone is wearing a helmet, it looks like no one is wearing a helmet.
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by drcode 4y ago
> And then if you like that state, you can then pay to send the working transaction to the mainnet to make that same state occur, in a sure bet. That often isn't true anymore, see https://ethereum.org/en/develop
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by drcode 4y ago
The concepts in the "Little" books are essentially math, and the best way to explain math is by showing formulas. The "Little" books do exactly this, except a person has taken the painstaking time of breaking everything
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by drcode 4y ago
It's hard for you to know what purchases you MIGHT have done if you weren't constrained a priori to only making purchases from sellers that were big enough & sold products innocuous enough to get approval from one of the big 3
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by drcode 4y ago
Yeah the thing that was so freaky about AlphaZero is that it was more powerful than AlphaGo, despite being more general. This system lacks that feature.
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by drcode 4y ago
These types of wallets generate recovery seed phrases that are widely supported: When you install the wallet, you will be asked to write down a phrase, and you'll be able to type the same phrase into any of 20 other wallet implementati
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by drcode 4y ago
When I created my own Roam clone from scratch, I completely left out the "knowledge graph". I agree it's a failed idea. My clone is optimized for terminal usage, since the clunky javascript UI is the other flaw of Roam.
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by drcode 4y ago
Yes, DALL-E2 clearly gets confused when dealing with multiple objects, where each object is given specific attributes. However, it does answer SOME of these types of prompts correctly: It often correctly handles the simplest case of two obj
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by drcode 4y ago
I guess it's like when you're the assistant to a movie studio executive and he/she asks you to wash their car for them.
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by drcode 4y ago
He has 83M followers, mainly because of his memes. He isn't interested in your super hot memes that only 5 people in the world understand.
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by drcode 4y ago
I think he's an obnoxious twerp overall, but his lack of respect for conventional mores in his twitter game is not one of his problems, in my opinion
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by drcode 4y ago
That post seems very savvy to me: If you admit to shorting TSLA stock, expect to be savaged
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by drcode 4y ago
I share your skepticism about the image, the problem is that without spending months learning the science & tech there is no way to substantiate our skepticism.
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by drcode 4y ago
That's the cool part: everything is part in one transaction, so the lender is paid back instantly with interest. Zero risk for the lender.
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by drcode 4y ago
The article suggests that the term "writing" is used in the broadest way possible, including image editing, etc
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by drcode 4y ago
It's not dead, data sharding (not execution sharding) is very much part of the plan https://notes.ethereum.org/@vbuterin/proto_danksharding_faq Execution sharding is also still planned, though right now it is in t
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by drcode 5y ago
I also read somewhere that this system has special logic added to it that judges how humans would aesthetically judge the final image, so in a way the impressive aesthetic qualities of these images isn't totally coincidental.
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by drcode 5y ago
thanks!
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by drcode 5y ago
Lisperati is still happening Definitely all in on clojure now (well, I also like zig)

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