emrah

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by emrah 3y ago
> Why are modern technologies so energy inefficient? First off, framing this as "inefficiency" seems inappropriate because we are not doing comparison of identical things. If the output of each language was identical and one sp
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by emrah 3y ago
People were able to build computers in many games like minecraft, factoria, terreria etc. I haven't played these games so I'm curious what kind of features allow for "computers" to be built inside games?
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by emrah 3y ago
On a single "largest motorcycle tank ever used, designed and built in-house with a whopping capacity of 108 liters (28.5 gallons)" kind of tank that is, but still an amazing achievement
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by emrah 3y ago
Timezone difference makes it far less appealing, plus the potential language barrier
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by emrah 3y ago
It's ducking time they stopped doing that :)
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by emrah 3y ago
That's great. Then what's the fuss about copyright if the pieces from the original training data are that tiny? I saw mentions of companies being reluctant to use AI generated images because of potential copyright issues. What is
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by emrah 3y ago
Yes that and every other ailment. It would be best to grow one's own produce and meat and not buy anything from the store, especially things that sit on the shelf in a box, alas..
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by emrah 3y ago
Since AI is mixing to create images and not being truly creative, I reckon it will be a worthy business to be able to detect where the pieces in an AI- generated image comes from.
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by emrah 3y ago
- Solve your own problems, personal or your job related - Talk to family and friends and solve their personal or job related problems - Join communities online (facebook, reddit etc) you find interesting and solve their problems - Join plat
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by emrah 3y ago
This person is confusing R&D with production engineering. They both need to happen and they are done by the same engineers in the early life of a company when predictability is less important than pmf and survival, and they don't h
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by emrah 3y ago
Microsoft Word is a really bizarre choice of code editor for this project
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by emrah 3y ago
I don't find Python stack traces to be intuitive for some reason. This project looks great! It would be even better without surrounding "locals" with a box in my humble opinion.
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by emrah 3y ago
In my experience, dieting works only temporarily (if at all) unless one changes their life style for good
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by emrah 3y ago
Tools are secondary. If you have lots of things to track, they can organize you but in my experience, they can't really make you more productive. Assuming you don't have a health issue (you should get that checked), perhaps you th
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by emrah 3y ago
We go through this every year. Why bother with a ceiling at all if it can be raised so easily?
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by emrah 3y ago
I'm not sure the exact split ratio but part nature, part nurture in my experience. There are intrinsic drivers call it curiosity or obsession, which can't really be taught but rather cultivated. Plus access to (rare) resources, b
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by emrah 3y ago
Pure curiosity.. what evil could come from your work history being public or falling in the "wrong hands" whatever those may be?
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by emrah 3y ago
It doesn't really need to make it to the sun, as long as it leaves orbit and goes into deep space
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by emrah 3y ago
Probably too expensive but how about throw it out into space, towards the sun (making sure it won't land in orbit)?
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by emrah 3y ago
Delegate to the competent. Don't micromanage but follow and validate the work
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by emrah 3y ago
They are very inconvenient, menus tend to be designed for large display area or maybe i got used to viewing them like that and even phones with larger screens don't have enough screen real estate to look at them comfortably. Not to men
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by emrah 3y ago
I feel this issue is most likely a reflection of the way your workplace measures and conveys performance. If in the back of your mind you feel your sustenance is at stake due to criticism, you'll never be able to take it lightly. Ultim
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by emrah 3y ago
These are not necessarily good excuses for their failure. Kagi has the same USP and they are doing fine presumably (I have no relation to either) Maybe they mismanaged their money and/or time or failed to deliver on the tech maybe.
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by emrah 3y ago
Enjoying what you do is the best way to stay focused. If you can't stay focused, assuming you are healthy, it's most likely because you are trying to distract yourself to get dopamine hits so you can survive the day. If you can&#x
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by emrah 3y ago
Instead of bashing new tech, he's using it to promote his products. Makes sense. If the other pundits had products that could benefit from this tide, they'd be doing the same, why not
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by emrah 3y ago
> but without (external) grounding sensory data. Or perhaps with external data that is normally surpressed by data that comes through sensory organs (e.g. other parts of EM spectrum).
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by emrah 3y ago
Both monolith (mono aka single service) and microservice are the two extremes of the range of services. As extremes, they each have their own set of difficulties. Going from one to the other is not a panacea When monolith is too big, the ne
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by emrah 3y ago
> read fewer books but take the time to write summaries for the good ones The odds of finding good books goes down if one reads fewer books. Taking suggestions from others is not a good substitute for finding one's own "good on
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by emrah 3y ago
I see some people are downvoting my comment because it is suggesting an option that uses AI I'm not biased, i neither like or dislike AI or any other tech. Perplexity seems to use gpt-3 under the hood but i couldn't care less abou
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by emrah 3y ago
Kagi is great. Please have a look at perplexity.ai and get inspired. We need more good options available

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