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by ehsankia 4y ago
nitro_force - friction_force > max_force_before_you_slip_on_that_turn
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Nick Berry (DataGenetics) has passed away(twitter.com)
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by ehsankia 4y ago
dang, can we swap this for the bloomberg article instead?
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by ehsankia 4y ago
I mean, Deck is literally a Linux machine and getting to desktop mode is one click away, and opening a browser is just one more click, then you have access to literally anything your heart desires. Still, including something in promotional
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by ehsankia 4y ago
I didn't set it can't, I said the majority of people who have limited skill set with ML and troubleshooting it end up using the Colab version since it's much more straightforward and easy for average people to get started wit
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Better routing can definitely reduce that 100ms, I don't think that's purely capped by speed of light.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Ironically nearly all ML demos like Stable Diffusion are setup and run for free on Google's Colab, so to claim they don't want to help the field is a little silly.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
To be fair, what kicked out this whole saga was a real life match between him and Magnus Carlson. There are plenty of theories out there about how he could've cheated, some more absurd than others. Also, there has been history of peopl
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by ehsankia 4y ago
I think the biggest tell is how he wasn't able to explain his play and just threw a smug response whenever asked to describe anything.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
I thought it was a fascinating and well produced history of Project Aurora and how it went down at Google. It was a massive attack, and the reason Google pulled out of China.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
What I find interesting is the duality of YouTube criticism. On the one hand, YouTube should respect people's like and dislikes to a letter, but also at the same time YouTube pushes people into dark echo chamber rabbit holes by only gi
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by ehsankia 4y ago
And out of those 355, a lot are repeated already. For example "Lockdown Extended", "New Lockdowns Advised", "Lockdowns Are Coming", "Lockdowns Are Imminent", "Lockdowns Are
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by ehsankia 4y ago
And even then, I feel like I was "Lockdown X" ony every other page. A lot of them quite close too like "Lockdowns Are Inevitable" and "Lockdowns Inevitable". "lockdowns return" was there like 4 times
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by ehsankia 4y ago
> Their (unstated but suspected) goal is to neuter adblocking chrome extensions. Except they didn't. There's already 3-4 adblockers that work perfectly as far as blocking ads is concerned. They do lose more advanced features, b
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by ehsankia 4y ago
But what did Google do that's worse than what Apple did? It's a bit ironic that by making their OS opensource, they somehow are more guilty than Apple for keeping their OS locked down. Android allows hundreds of companies to have
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Yeah, I find it funny that most of the conversations were always focused on ad-blockers, but honestly it seems like for 99% of people who don't use the power user features, it'll be a no-op on that end. It's other extensions
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by ehsankia 4y ago
OBS for me. VLC also.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
But isn't this basically just nicer multiprocessing?
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by ehsankia 4y ago
That seems much more useful, since it applies to all Android apps, whereas Uber's solution would be limited to their app only.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
I also don't think this is necessarily a bad thing. It feels like many of the examples given are the more extreme cases where it goes too far, but looking at the pilots of most TV shows (especially sitcoms), the characters are fairly g
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by ehsankia 4y ago
I'm confused, how is this different than adding a 5$ membership program? Why is allowing the creator to sell video content users want a bad thing? Yes Youtube gets a cut, but that's literally how every single platform works.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Most of headphones have a setting to turn off those.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Yeah, I've used a lot of headphones (Sony, Microsoft, Sennheiser, Bose), and honestly the Bose are some of the better one. Also love the hardware buttons, touch ones are always a PITA. Every time I go to double tap to go forward, it re
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by ehsankia 4y ago
One thing I don't understand is, sure in the US, lawmakers are all bought off, but do we have the same shit system here in Canada? Why are Canadian politicians helping some shitty American company get rich off Canadians? Why can't
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by ehsankia 4y ago
If you search "pixel crash", it completes with detection. Again, just because Google doesn't open their presentation with a dramatized video of people sending them fan letters about how their product saved their life doesn&#x
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Tangential, but I never understood why SQL puts the FROM after the SELECT. It's extra confusing because sometimes people want to use aliased fields from the SELECT section in the FROM section but that won't work because its not ev
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Ah, very interesting. Though it seems they only have the document control API. What I like about the Sheets integration is that you can write normal formulas you can use inside cells. like function REVERSE_STRING(input) { return
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by ehsankia 4y ago
That would be awesome. With Sheets, I often jump into AppScript to write a quick javascript function to do what I want instead of having to deal with weird syntax. I wish I could do the same in Python.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
> I'm not sure we've gotten the word out much beyond our circle I can guarantee you that the people that need to be converter won't be reading this article, any more than they will be visiting HN. > The article mentione
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Because that's off topic? I'm tired of seeing every single thread about MV3 turn into "Switch to Firefox". Yes, we know about that obvious solution, it's been shouted ad nauseum, I'm interested to see and hear

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