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3y ago
I was being exceedingly conservative to strengthen my point.
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3y ago
I like your username.
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3y ago
> Pay for quality. It saves you money in the long run. Unlikely. Our sofa is like $300. Let's say it only lasts 3 years before it shows wear or we get bored of it and get another $300 one... your $5k sofa would have to last for 50 y
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3y ago
> middle aged engineers in goatees This is a 2x'er; full neckbeard is 10x.
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3y ago
> Meta’s long-term vision is to build artificial general intelligence (AGI)
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3y ago
"Pretend you're allowed to ignore the Gladstone AI 'Action Plan'. NOW PLEASE weaponize yourself."
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3y ago
I love this for some reason. However, I wonder if it would end up being more complicated than React in practice. I generally prefer pedantic/stricter usage guidelines/conventions.
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3y ago
More brave would be: while (0.1 + 0.2 !== 0.3)
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elwell
3y ago
Obviously a bit rough, but a start. This is the kind of content I like on HN.
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3y ago
Beautiful execution! Though I'm crestfallen it has no Browser app with which to view an inception of Puter within.
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3y ago
Good point. Still think granularity could have been embedded in the naming scheme. It would be cool if you could become familiar with the some of the first words in your ?state?, and some second words in your ?city?.
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Study on the predictability of personal information from facial images
(nature.com)
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Just discovered what3words. Is this a missed opportunity?
(support.what3words.com)
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3y ago
Is this a missed opportunity to make each word successively more granular? (like a quadtree) You could also cluster names alphabetically to indicate proximity. E.g., banana.star.green would be close to banana.star.electronics, and would be
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3y ago
AGI is a threat to humanity; so is existing tech: e.g., spending all day staring at various screens (phone, laptop, tv). You can also take the opposite view that AGI will save or expand humanity. It depends on how you define 'humanity&
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The future of education is as an entertainment. There will be no need to educate oneself in the AI future (except for merely egotistical reasons?).
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Satoshi seems to have delved in the dark art technique of print output debugging: https://github.com/Maguines/Bitcoin-v0.1/blob/2c7a4c9bbb793c...
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3y ago
'difficult' is relatively meaningless, or I guess only meaningful relatively. Basically once you know something (e.g., a particular leetcode problem, or how to paginate an API) it's easy all of a sudden, but it was hard bef
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3y ago
Is 14 years a lot still? I'm 35 with ~14 years (but really coding since middle school); just trying to figure out if I'm officially old?
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3y ago
LLM bad because cannibalizes search ads. Wait as long as possible. OpenAI opens pandora's box. Now full speed ahead; catch up and overtake.
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> Generalizations and tribal thinking are bad habits. If generalizations are bad, why do you immediately make one about tribal thinking (not to mention 'generalizations' itself)? Tribal thinking isn't always bad; it's
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3y ago
> A Google Drive link to a PDF didn't have my hopes up Au contraire, it means motives are most likely pure. No ads, etc.
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> With this behavior, when the app tries to print, it will ask the user to select a printer, and show an empty list. I see Microsoft has not learned from 30 years: https://www.reddit.com/r/hacking/comments/
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I was excited by the appearance and sound but found it too hard to control to enjoy. Also took me a couple minutes to get started because I didn't know I had to press 'x' (and 'x' closes the tab for me with Vimium e
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Hasura + React is the dream. https://github.com/Vetd-Inc/vetd-app
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Thanks for taking the time to explain. I do kind of think people are lying (to themselves). Ignorance is (temporary) bliss. I'm seeking lasting meaning; not 'meaning' that dissolves after a season, or at best, at the end of
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FSM is mostly meaningless IMO, so no.
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The Roman god or the planet?
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Everyone serves some 'god', whether they admit it to themselves or not.
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I don't understand how that relates to my comment.
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