drcode

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   by drcode 5y ago

   I was kind of explaining how I picture the process in my head, fully aware that it isn't really possible to do an ELI5 on this stuff, and not really having an understanding of the technical details myself, either.
2. 392.▲
   by drcode 5y ago

   Sorry, I'm not motivated much by money these days... if you can get 1000 people to sign a petition I'd happily port it though, since I'd know it would be useful to more people :)
3. 393.▲
   by drcode 5y ago

   I agree this is an issue, it's in part because s*t's just complicated, but also because I sacrificed some clarity for the April 1st infomercial joke
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   by drcode 5y ago

   I have a guy on Fiverr that does my editing, and we have an agreement: He makes my garbage raw videos look pretty awesome in short order, and I don't nag him about details or ask for revisions.
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   by drcode 5y ago

   Imagine asking it to generate a picture for "duck wearing a hat on Mars": First, it creates a random 10x10 pixel blurry image and asks a neural net: "Could this be a duck wearing a hat on Mars?" and the neural net replie
6. 396.▲
   by drcode 5y ago

   Only continuous ones. You would have to reformulate it as a continuous problem, such as using separate GoodGuesser examples for each discrete category, with human labels that are 1 or 0 for a category, then have GoodGuesser guess the a like
7. 397.▲
   by drcode 5y ago

   I agree things are a bit confusing on this project, was hoping people would just watch my video, which is pretty clear. Lesson learned for the future to improve how I present things!
8. 398.▲
   by drcode 5y ago

   Yes that's exactly right. My library isn't doing anything super smart (just statistics 101) but if you have to do some awkward heuristic in your code (to "eyeball" some approximate parameters) it's better to just su
9. 399.▲
   by drcode 5y ago

   Sorry it's too late :( Since I wanted them printed using real screen printing, we only had one shot to put in an order that was big enough. But tell you what, give me a contact email and I'll send you a spare that I have (if &quot
10. 400.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    Author here, AMA
11. 401.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    Hi, sounds interesting- is it available outside of Spotify?
12. 402.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    It can't have a total "hard-stop" because otherwise it would break hard for a paper bag or some exhaust smoke.
13. 403.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    "Creatives" don't want a stylus or touchscreen to do their creative stuff?
14. 404.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    The incident with the nuclear reactors seemed to involve an administrative building, not the reacor(s) themselves (As far as I can tell, hard to determine the truth from my chair in the USA)
15. 405.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    I always assumed this dates back to the mystery of ziggurats (tall temple structures) in ancient Mesopotamia, back when ideas of magic and religion were still heavily interwoven. In ancient cultures, towers were directly associated with sta
16. 406.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    I think he could (barely) drink it without a straw
17. 407.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    The coffee shop video is the sole reason I purchased it. Not that I'd really ever use it that way, but I want to live in a future where I could in principle do so without shame LOL
18. 408.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    It has AR capabilities, so he isn't "blocking the existence of all fellow thing-ama-boppers": You are just choosing to redefine "blocking the existence" to you own ends
19. 409.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    I love that they fully embrace the "sitting at the coffee shop with my VR headset" aesthetic. I'm totally ready to support this vision and preorder one and let my freak flag fly at my local coffee shop!
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    by drcode 5y ago

    Looks Great! There is also a model available here: https://www.lisperati.com/#!The_Official_Lisp_Alien_3D_Model (I'm Conrad Barski, the original creator of the Lisp Alien)
21. 411.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    Well we now have a natural experiment, let's see if more innovation comes out of the US or China in the coming years. I'm confident it won't be China, but certainly no guarantees.
22. 412.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    Unhelpfully-successful innovators in China have a way of ending up in jails or unofficial house arrest
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    by drcode 5y ago

    I had read it somewhere, but I agree it may not have been accurate, because I can't easily find a citation
24. 414.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    Nutella was similarly invented as a chocolate substitute, to (you guessed it) avoid chocolate tariffs.
25. 415.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    How useful to people find these "cluster graphs" to be, which are so popular in zettelkasten/pkms systems? It seems to me it would, instead, be more helpful to just have a table of the most connected nodes, sorted by # of con
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    by drcode 5y ago

    Thank you for sending us XYZ Corp your universal resume document! XYZ Corp is interested in learning more about you, so we are pleased to offer you the opportunity to now submit an XYZ Corp resume: Please follow [this link] for instructions
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    by drcode 5y ago

    Sean Carroll and David Wallace, who know their sh*t, doing a deep dive on entropy and how it relates to time and the "past hypothesis". https://www.preposterousuniverse.com/podcast/2021/08/02/15
28. 418.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    I definitely feel like a sucker already for diligently paying off my school loans. A giant loan forgiveness program is probably coming.
29. 419.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    I'm still hopeful my gamble in plastics will pay off
30. 420.▲
    by drcode 5y ago

    I think this is overthinking it. Mark Zuckerberg is the head of the world's most mundane tech company at the moment, so he changed the name and the focus of the company to try and dig out of this hole.