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by eof 7y ago
I wonder if the current political reputation of USA and Trump will play into Assange dodging extradition.
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by eof 7y ago
I definitely buy the core the thesis of HyperNormalisation, but I find it equally likely the CIA/deepstate would push a narrative that all those UFOs that started popping up right around the time we were getting nuclear off the ground
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by eof 7y ago
I used to feel that way. I’ve also expected much broader democratization of production from 3D printing. It’s possible software is just not there yet, but I think network effects and de facto cartels are an equal or greater force against t
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by eof 8y ago
Location: USA/Remote/Anywhere Remote: Sure Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: pytorch, fastai, python, deep learning Resume: geoffgolder.com/resume.html Email: hn@geoffgolder.com Full stack / generalist (certified b
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by eof 8y ago
Maybe I'm a joy-kill, but, I really find the April Fool's tradition of ruining the internet for one day every year pretty unfortunate.
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by eof 8y ago
I didn't notice, but you're right, it really does!
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by eof 8y ago
Consensus in this thread seems to be that this is a neat gimmick but nothing else. Maybe because I have a friend working on a video game as a solo developer, and putting a /lot/ of energy/money/time into art--I really se
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by eof 8y ago
Location: Digital Nomad Remote: sure Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: full stack generalist about 6 months into a transition to AI. pytorch/fastai docker Resume: github.com/gdoteof Email: geoffgolder [a] gmail.com
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by eof 8y ago
To be fair, the article did little to nothing to address if it's theoretically plausible. Just that we are far away at the moment.
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Iranian Gold Smugglers Arrested in Colombia(insightcrime.org)
1 points by eof 8y ago|0 comments
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by eof 8y ago
Light curve is hard to explain without tumbling, and my suggestion is it could be explained by the solar sail changing it's reflectiveness purposefully.
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by eof 8y ago
I don't find the author's reasoning in the related article[1] that its not a solar sail very convincing. I am not an astrophysicist, but, the author plainly admits that the measurements are within expected bounds of a solar sail.
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by eof 8y ago
I think it’s very dangerous to tell people not to go around claiming the internet is doomed. People doing that appears to have been the very thing that built the consensus to stop the legislation.
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by eof 8y ago
I went back and learned a lot of math recently. I found the 3Blue1Brown youtube channel to be hands down the most useful for developing intuition. I honestly don't think there is better mathematical content than his being made.
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by eof 8y ago
I use ddg as my primary search. I haven’t counted but my gut says I do a second search on google ~40% or more. I like ddg, i support them, but for any but the most basic queries google is a solid tier above.
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by eof 8y ago
Well, they certainly can't compete on search quality.
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by eof 8y ago
> consumed 500 ml of freshly brewed dark roast coffee blend per day, half a liter per day of coffee is a lot! I wonder if they controlled for caffeine some highlights from my reading: - 372mg caffeine per day - water-only group specifica
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by eof 8y ago
> Step one is getting you to use a compromised server. This is not at all uncommon. Consider I need to send you files, either once or on a batch schedule. You say, "give me your key, you can drop them on this server" I feel sa
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by eof 8y ago
> When is it a bug fix, and when is it a hard fork? The simple answer is that this is a false dichotomy. A hard fork was necessary to fix this bug.
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by eof 8y ago
I will say maybe, if and only if, you have an objective measure of such. As it stands the slippery slope of abuse far outweighs any potential benefits.
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by eof 8y ago
Is there any other game that has been consistently making "the news" for a decade?
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by eof 8y ago
What I want to know is, do they tend to "bank and climb away"
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Robot Pretending to Be a Human Pretending to Be a Robot Pretending to Be a Human(medium.com)
1 points by eof 8y ago|0 comments
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by eof 8y ago
I don't see any evidence that people perceive them to be less bad. That article fakes a reference to that claim but it goes to a link that is irrelevant to the claim. I have known many menthol smokers and have spent most of my life ar
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by eof 8y ago
Actually, I would say Yelp is far worse than it was 5 years ago. Not sure how much fault it is of Yelp's, but reviews aren't really worth as much today as they were in Yelp's early days.
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by eof 8y ago
I went on (am on) a long international trip, and had my mail forwarded to my father's. It prompted me to sign up for that, and without any verification I immeidately started getting scans of every package being sent to my father'
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by eof 8y ago
Vermont legalized but set up no tax structure. Legal to grow and gift, but not sell. There was a lot of pressure to get it legal, a veto from the governor, and apparently no consensus on how to tax/license it.
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by eof 8y ago
I am currently in Cuenca Ecuador. It's certainly not true that everyone speaks english, but there is a strong ex-pat community. It's a beautiful, very cheap city. There is fiber internet and there are universities here. A good
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by eof 8y ago
probably using stolen CC's to buy ads
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by eof 8y ago
I am extremely skeptical that they can get good tracking with no base stations on mobile-esque hardware. But if they can, wow!

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