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by emrah 4y ago
> Meta said Instagram and Facebook usernames will have to match a government supplied ID document to be granted verification This is obviously necessary for verifying identity but boy do i really want to give this company even more infor
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by emrah 4y ago
The one thing that might prevent you from using it for 10 years is the OS, specifically its lack of support for your device beyond a certain point. Btw if you'd like to spend less money, you could opt for the M2 Macbook Air which shoul
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by emrah 4y ago
Interesting project from a technical standpoint but it's only a matter of time for Google to ban accounts that do this
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> The price of the subscription is $10, which is steep Steep? I'll pay for Kagi if it works for me before I pay for Netflix
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18 hrs battery life with an Intel processor would be great but seems unrealistic
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It comes from being interesting people doing interesting things apart. If you are a stale unadventurous person, not willing to try new things, you'll sooner or later run out of things to talk about. And you need to have independent liv
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by emrah 4y ago
> Type hints are great! But I was playing Devil's advocate on a thread recently where I claimed actually type hinting can be legitimately annoying, especially to old school Python programmers. > TL;DR Turning even the simplest fu
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by emrah 4y ago
Metafilter is another possibility
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by emrah 4y ago
At a minimum your local municipality should be running tests periodically and sending you the results in a newsletter of some sort. If they are not running sufficiently thorough tests for your liking, you can get your own testing done and g
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> Of course, it won’t be a simple process to migrate from Oracle Java to a 3rd-party alternative Why do they say that I wonder? It should be relatively simple
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I couldn't care less about Google or its business but here is how I think this is short-sighted in at least on way. If there is no search engine and people can't benefit from being found, they will be less likely to produce conten
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by emrah 4y ago
> One thing sad to me now, with the focus on GPT or Diffusion prompts, is how much kids are no longer thinking about the actual systems or logical rules they're playing with, and just learning to trick something that's already
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"Bandwidth Limit Exceeded" is a very good sign :)
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It wasn't just incremental. It was a massive improvement! I still remember how floored I was with the quality of results compared to AltaVista which was my main search engine at the time
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I was commenting in general. Kudos for finishing and releasing the site!
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So it's my responsibility to insert effacing into AI's or anyone else's statements? I don't think so. How about the stater take that initiative, uses language properly and lets me know how confident they are in their sta
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by emrah 4y ago
I've used state machines in the context of hardware design, particularly fpgas and asics. In hardware land, you use a state machine to implement something like software, where your circuit is able to remember what happened earlier so i
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> Google’s approach to AI in recent years has been conservative compared to some rivals Well yes of course. They are the incumbent and they've been in cash generating mode for a while. With a large lead over "competitors",
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by emrah 4y ago
Lots of listings on PH are also from indie hackers. Why does it need to have only indie hackers? > I am sure there's space for more Sites/products that benefit from network effects don't leave much room for others, especia
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by emrah 4y ago
I have. I studied EE, did that for a little shy of a decade, but didn't like the work culture in general. I wanted to do research but not get a PhD, so I got hired at a research lab at a university. After several years, I was done with
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by emrah 4y ago
AI can't produced anything new/novel. At least not yet.. It's just remixing, which is legit but still only a subset of the creative activity on the planet. If one is not original, ok fine current AI could possibly replace you
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by emrah 4y ago
Have they tried not paying the electric bill and see if the electric company can figure it out
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Money would have perhaps been spent better if Elon bought BD instead. These robots would make excellent workers to prep Mars for colonization and beyond.
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Kudos for the caveat that all advice is contextual
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Very true! While what you are saying is very true, dating so many people at once, plus having dated so many in the past that you need an app to keep track of them all is a whole other level of broken
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A good companion article to read in tandem (also by Paul Graham): http://www.paulgraham.com/notnot.html
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Wow, managing one's dating life with a crm app has got to be the most distopian thing I've seen in a while. I probably need to point out that I'm not dissing the app. If it succeeds, the creators are obviously filling a need
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I don't understand why this is such a big issue. Detecting garbage is the same whether the producer is human or machine. If there is no discernible author, if you can't figure out the background of the author, then person or AI, i
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Reverse signs of aging = cosmetics ...unless it can also reverse aging = immortality! Immortality is a problem though unless it comes with complete independence/freedom and lots of variety. I'd hate to be immortal and still have t
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I'm not sure which airports this hack is for but in my experience in US and Europe the opposite is true. A one-way ticket often costs almost as much as a round trip ticket, I never understood why. Also the origin matters a lot. A trip

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