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by enlyth 2y ago
> Our software could have radically accelerated and improved the Alexa experience basically overnight By improve the Alexa experience, do you mean make it more useful for users or help it shift more chineseware for Amazon? Because as a u
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by enlyth 2y ago
Ant Design is honestly excellent, we've used it at work for a few smaller React projects and it felt so much better than most of the other alternatives like Material UI It's very batteries included, you don't even need to use
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by enlyth 2y ago
Regarding the zero knowledge proof, there'd be a chance that the two random ones you reveal are the same color, if three weren't enough. So by doing this over and over again, if the two you choose are always different colors, you
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by enlyth 2y ago
The term "invasive species" never made sense to me. It just means something can evolutionary outcompete other things, because it is better at utilizing that environment. Basically putting a label on things we don't like.
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by enlyth 2y ago
I'm not an ML engineer and the only reason I know that the wireless protocol exists is because in every HN article, there's a comment repeating the same complaint
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by enlyth 2y ago
IMHO one of the worst things about the current state of the web, especially if you're browsing on a device like an iPhone which doesn't have uBlock Origin. It used to be, you open a website, you can view the content. Now it's
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by enlyth 2y ago
> How many people prefer the faked shuffle way? I am one of those people who prefer the fake shuffle. I like how it kind of shuffles but still "knows" what I want to listen to. There is a decade's worth of music in my Like
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by enlyth 2y ago
The thing I find funny about WizzAir/Ryanair is that because they have bundled the larger cabin bags with their priority boarding, when you show up, about 90% of the people are in the so called priority boarding queue. If everyone has
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by enlyth 2y ago
https://archive.is/ZA31F
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by enlyth 3y ago
https://archive.is/eNpUN
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by enlyth 3y ago
That still feels like a chore, opening some text file, copying the right command, opening a terminal, messing around with input and output file paths.. I don't like interacting with command line parameters in general, it feels clunky t
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by enlyth 3y ago
That's such a clunky workflow and takes so long, sometimes you want to drag and drop a file, tick a couple of checkboxes and click a button
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by enlyth 3y ago
This depends on where you live, in some countries I believe they don't even exist, but I can speak for the UK where interest only mortgages are meant for landlords, you basically get a mortgage with a minimum of 25% deposit, none of th
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by enlyth 3y ago
I'm in the negative for my opinion but I'll still bite. People don't live in houses on interest only mortgages, they use them as leveraged investment vehicles to speculate, rent out, and then roll them into even more leverage
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by enlyth 3y ago
Among other things, I think interest only mortgages are a completely degenerate financial product that shouldn't exist, the only purpose is so someone can leverage themselves to the tits on housing
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by enlyth 3y ago
I have never heard of Takis and I assume most people outside of the US haven't either
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by enlyth 3y ago
A local restaurant where I live has a dish (chili pepper squid) where they add a generous amount of saffron to it, and I always wondered how they can keep the cost so low. Now when I looked at the pictures on the website you linked, it defi
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by enlyth 3y ago
I believe the main advantage of the A100 is the memory bandwidth. Computationally the 4090 has a higher clock speed and more CUDA cores, so in that way it is faster. So for this specific application it really depends on where the bottleneck
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by enlyth 3y ago
I don't think it's that considerable, I made a script to defeat it with vision in only a few minutes: https://gist.github.com/enlyth/a177e4102b0da37a73587e15dbd68... This could be further optimized to not sca
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by enlyth 3y ago
What's amazing is that the human brain does it all on the equivalent of like 20 watts of power. That's basically a couple of LED light bulbs.
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by enlyth 3y ago
It's a useful distinction to have though, as a user I expect a toggle to take effect immediately, but with a checkbox I don't, it is usually used for a "dirty" state that has to be confirmed by a submit action There are
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by enlyth 3y ago
But then as the parent poster mentioned, what's the point of the whole canary concept
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by enlyth 3y ago
Feels like it would be worth it, at least eventually. Time is worth so much more than money
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by enlyth 3y ago
It's getting genuinely difficult these days with everything walled behind Cloudflare, various anti-bot protections and increasingly creative CAPTCHAs
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by enlyth 3y ago
Interesting, I've never seen a bus with seat belts
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by enlyth 3y ago
I shelled out the 20 bucks to try Claude Opus 3 after all the hype, and was left disappointed. Gave it some medium difficulty coding tasks that GPT-4 struggled with, and Claude made some elementary mistakes like assigning variables that wer
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by enlyth 3y ago
I'm guessing having humans on board makes it easier, since they can tend to the landing instead of having to do it semi-autonomously all the way from Earth
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by enlyth 3y ago
I tried Hello Fresh because of their "free" box promotion, and I have to say as a single person who lives alone, it was great to both have sensible portion sizes, and reducing the mental overhead of having to think about what to c
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by enlyth 3y ago
You don't seem to understand the purpose of UVXY. It's not meant to be held for longer periods of time, it's a financial product for traders to make short term volatility plays.
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by enlyth 3y ago
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