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by dtagames 1y ago
It's Reefer Madness!
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by dtagames 1y ago
The short answer is no, because you cannot set the value of a variable inside a loop. You need those two constructs, variable setting/reading and loops to have Turing completeness. This is the simplest way to understand it.
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by dtagames 1y ago
In Texas, HEB sells its own brand of borosilicate glass cookware which is labeled as such on the front. All made in France.
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by dtagames 1y ago
The article makes a bad mistake when explaining borosilicate. It's more expensive than soda lime glass, not less.
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by dtagames 1y ago
I already had experience deploying web apps so I use the same setup I have a workflow for. But if that's not been someone's experience, DevOps, as you say, it's going to be a hard road. My advice is not to build anything yo
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by dtagames 1y ago
https://archive.ph/YLvFF
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by dtagames 1y ago
Yes! A century ago they could have written, "a typewriter-powered government!"
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by dtagames 1y ago
I must disagree. Even Encarta had text. DK books are terrific precisely because they give small amounts of text right next to the image it relates to. This site has no text.
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by dtagames 1y ago
This page[0] shows a supplier in Germany makes it for them. [0] https://device.report/montblanc-simplo/dwt01
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by dtagames 1y ago
A good idea dragged down by poor UI and lack of content. These are just images with no context or explanation. When did archival displays get such low information density? Not even the names of objects. This is the page with the content the
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by dtagames 1y ago
Deploying software is always at least as hard as writing it in the first place, and none of the AI tools are of much help. This is reason we see lots of videos of AI software demos but few links to things we could download or run ourselves.
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by dtagames 1y ago
Advertising
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by dtagames 1y ago
There is no information in this post. If they're selling research at this site, it will be a tough sell.
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by dtagames 1y ago
https://archive.ph/hzEUe
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by dtagames 1y ago
I would beg to differ that the issues pointed out with React are caused by JS. Lit offers reactivity like React but uses native JS objects and not artificial callbacks and such. Thus, you can pass whatever objects you like, independent of t
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by dtagames 1y ago
Indeed, this was a big point of comment when it happened. The "natural" ice cream maker sold to the people who make dish soap and Slimfast. I'm not against selling out, but feigned surprise seems a bit out of place.
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by dtagames 1y ago
It is a sad ending, but Engelbart's software had an incredibly bad UI. The manuals are still online from the company he went to, Timesharing Systems, if I recall. The Xerox document model was the winning idea which was licensed to Appl
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by dtagames 1y ago
While the history of computers is fascinating, it's not true that one needed punch cards or a terminal to add two numbers in the 1970s. Mechanical calculators had existed since the 1800's and electronic ones came around in the 196
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by dtagames 1y ago
A fantastic long read and chock full of wonderful quotes from inspiring smart people: Asimov, Feynman, Dyson, Einstein, Curie, and more. Everything here applies to business, too. These "scientific virtues" were used successfully b
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by dtagames 1y ago
AI doesn't make things any more than typewriters do. People use tools to make things.
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by dtagames 1y ago
Thanks for taking it the right way. Trademarkia is a good site to search for trademarks. You could probably use the word "mini" or even "figure" but they might have trademarked those put together. It's worth looking
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by dtagames 1y ago
Another product using someone else's trademark. What's up with these? If you love Lego, don't steal their trademark. You cannot achieve any traction or success on someone else's trademarked IP and you'd be instantly
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by dtagames 1y ago
If this is supposed to a simple or approachable (or even correct) explanation of LLMs, I think it misses the mark, especially in the last paragraph where the author seems to confuse the transformer's work of putting values into a model
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by dtagames 1y ago
As an American having ridden the TGV on SNCF (in first class, too), these stories make me sad.
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by dtagames 1y ago
Why are you using someone else's registered trademark? It's a really bad look in this case because Polaroid is a real brand that nearly died and was rescued at great difficulty and expense by people who love analog instant film. T
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by dtagames 1y ago
Different cultures use different amounts of politeness and flowery speech. The English standard influenced American style, but it's very different from how people speak to each other in business in Poland, for example. Like @NitpitckLa
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by dtagames 1y ago
This is an advertisement, and a poor one at that. I doubt most folks in the HN crowd would consider being owned by Automattic as a benefit, given their recent treatment of the WordPress community.
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by dtagames 1y ago
Even when politicians pretend to be speaking the truth, there is little veracity to their statements and little follow-up or follow-through. So having an AI or deepfake video do that for them seems like a natural next step. If none of it is
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by dtagames 1y ago
The article says next month it will come to Sonos. That's ideal because those speakers are not Bluetooth; they're on your Wi-Fi.
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by dtagames 1y ago
https://archive.ph/S8254

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