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by eric-hu 7y ago
This is an interesting question. I would expect that to some degree, yes it could cycle through locations of interest to sample multiple spots. Pros do this quite often, so not only would I consider this legal but perhaps necessary for dece
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by eric-hu 7y ago
From TFA: > Q. How does AlphaStar perceive the game? > A. Like human players, AlphaStar perceives the game using a camera-like view. This means that AlphaStar doesn’t receive information about its opponent unless it is within the came
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by eric-hu 7y ago
If I'm not mistaken, the blink micro was unrealistic because that version of Alphastar played a modified version of the game. It's "screen" covered the whole map and it had no need for a minimap. Human players can do so
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by eric-hu 7y ago
The earlier version of AlphaStar viewed the map as one giant screen. That gave it an advantage with flanking blink micro that human players couldn't reasonably do. This was with an average pro APM restriction.
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by eric-hu 7y ago
Yes, that's the main sell of GraphQL I believe, the "graph" of the name. Your clients could theoretically make one API request for all their data needs by specifying the relationships the care about. E.g. I want all of my pos
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by eric-hu 7y ago
If you need to query for a nested relationship, that's multiple REST requests, such as "all posts by a user" and "replies to a given post". You could write up a single REST endpoint to support that, but now you&#x27
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by eric-hu 7y ago
Is it possible to transfer your holdings from within a robo advisor to a service like Vanguard?
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by eric-hu 7y ago
> The main point was the standardization. That sounds reasonable. America can queue that up after they standardize on the metric system.
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by eric-hu 7y ago
> If Taiwan views Beijing as a repressive regime then the independence movement would gain popularity. Is this even a question anymore? It seems like a given that Taiwan views Beijing as repressive, and the political differences in Taiwa
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by eric-hu 7y ago
You say preying, but I'm glad I was able to rent out space to store some things when I moved cities and told myself I'd move back. Turns out I didn't move back, and only went back to pick up a few things and give away the res
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by eric-hu 7y ago
I gave the article a read. I don't feel like the author made a case for "democratization in China is inevitable". It was indeed an example of the Tsinghua democracy discussions you mentioned. Democracy isn't the only for
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by eric-hu 7y ago
I agree with you, but I can't help but think of the case of the Wu Tang album they sold to Martin Shkreli. Part of the terms of sale was that it couldn't be copied. I do believe a company shouldn't be able to hold a piece of
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by eric-hu 7y ago
Why is democracy inevitable? It seems to me like power concentrating into the hands of a small minority is inevitable everywhere. I'd really like to believe otherwise, but I'm hard pressed to see long lasting examples where money
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by eric-hu 8y ago
This is the comment thread beginning with "Musk claims 2020 for sleep while the car drives". I think the point of this discussion is that Musk, has been implying that.
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by eric-hu 8y ago
I live in Bangkok. This sounds like it could be every other condo along the Sukhumvit BTS line. EDIT: Also I'm always down to make new developer friends in the area. If you've got time for a chat, my email is in my profile.
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by eric-hu 8y ago
> but the fact that insurance companies can discriminate based on this data means that the healthy don't end up subsidising the unhealthy (which is the whole point of insurance). I agree with your premise about the point of insuranc
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by eric-hu 8y ago
I was a non habitual smoker for years and did it for the social connection. I also smoked habitually for a year and stopped. I'll likely continue to smoke with a friend or stranger under the right circumstances, but I don't want i
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by eric-hu 8y ago
What do you use to block the requests to disable your ad blocker?
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by eric-hu 8y ago
For StarCraft 2, I think they're also doing a good job keeping it alive and relevant with the WCS brand. The collective prize pool for all tournaments is several million dollars. You're right that this is likely a drop in the buck
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by eric-hu 8y ago
I'm pretty happy with what Blizzard has done for the StarCraft 2 esports community. I'm actively trying to get better at it. I got more into following the professional scene over the last year, and I just purchased a War Chest in
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by eric-hu 8y ago
You're totally right. I remembered that incorrectly and then didn't double check when I saw the link. My mistake!
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by eric-hu 8y ago
I don't think this is accurate. The original announcement HN thread includes discussion of the source, which is linked and still online on GitHub: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10550427
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by eric-hu 8y ago
> but nothing prevents there being e.g. a community of people running open-source apps that don't abide by the App Store restrictions, all compiling them on their own machines. My memory could be wrong on this, but I thought this is
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by eric-hu 8y ago
Yeah I broke up with my (now) ex in that patch. It's been about a month since I took my last Zoloft, so I'm pretty sure I was experiencing that irritability as a withdrawal symptom too... and maybe I still am? This seems like a mo
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by eric-hu 8y ago
Thank you for taking the time to write that up. I transitioned from Zoloft to Valdoxan earlier this year. I was taking Zoloft for a little over a year, up to a 100 mg daily dose. It took me several months to taper off from Zoloft. I remembe
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by eric-hu 8y ago
> Nobody likes building on quicksand, so show them what concrete looks like. Damn that's motivating. I'll be quoting you on this one.
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by eric-hu 8y ago
I'm not an expert on the subject either, but I believe they Taiwanese government is in a stalemate with China over Taiwan's "Republic of China" title. Taiwan can't get it's own seat as a country in the UN becau
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by eric-hu 8y ago
One could extend the the grandparent comment with yours: "When Alice says Bob is evil, she's saying Bob is attached to some values, and those values are evil by Alice's own value system". This definition avoids calling a
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by eric-hu 8y ago
I read his statement as sarcasm. I'm actually hard pressed to think of how I could interpret it seriously.
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by eric-hu 8y ago
Your observation about it being an at form reminds me of a thought I've had periodically. I wonder if or when a human organization system will eventually prescribe genetic testing and genetic engineering to participate in the group. If

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