faeyanpiraat

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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
why though
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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
But _everything_ you do initially falls into the category of _might one day be useful_, since you haven't yet learned how to do the thing well.
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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
Maybe you missed this piece of the internet history: https://stackoverflow.com/a/1732454
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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
Yeah, but I find this fascinating regardless. This is getting into the direction of a kind of simulation where stuff is not determined by code but a kind of "real" physics.
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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
Rigidity helps in trusting the system. Malleability / flexibility can introduce unreliability. We need to get over a hump, where software becomes more humanlike, but just like with good engineers over time we can probably arrive at a p
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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
What would you recommend?
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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
The first season was excellent, and then in the 2nd season they did ruin lots of the story lines with just lame choices, and then the ending went completely downhill for me. It pissed me off, just like GoT. There was this other series calle
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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
This article was just the headline repeated in various forms with some generic filler So strange
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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
You monster!
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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
I always hated running, but months of nagging by one of my colleagues (who does marathons) I started doing it, but keeping it short and slow for now. My first jog was like 500 meters, and I was exhausted, but I've did like 20 more sess
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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
A more responsible answer would've been something along the lines of: There is a very small chance, but if you take the little time to responsibly dispose unused batteries every once in a while, then you do not even have to think about
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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
Is there a simple way to do fluid (air) simulations like this?
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by faeyanpiraat 1y ago
Why would you do that to Sapiens, it's an enjoyable read
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by faeyanpiraat 2y ago
This has more ads than content
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by faeyanpiraat 2y ago
Do you have paying users?
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Major HubSpot Outage(status.hubspot.com)
2 points by faeyanpiraat 2y ago|0 comments
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by faeyanpiraat 2y ago
Breathing difficulties should never be the cause of death. I hope we are going to conquer these "simple" causes in the next couple of years.
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by faeyanpiraat 2y ago
Approximately 30 of them words
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by faeyanpiraat 2y ago
Thanks for the lucky 10k moment
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by faeyanpiraat 2y ago
I found my current job (which is the best job I had so far) through a high quality recruiter (not just trying to maximize hires to maximize commission earnings, but they actually cared; E.g.: they suggested specific industry standard traini
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by faeyanpiraat 2y ago
As in you managed to find the hire you were looking for after looking at 100 candidates, or all of the 100 seemed unsuitable, and you decided not to even look at the other 1700 ?
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by faeyanpiraat 2y ago
This belongs to tabloid news
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by faeyanpiraat 3y ago
I mean this is serious research, but them flipping over a chair and it standing up made me chuckle and prompt me to share this here
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Body Design and Gait Generation of Chair-Type Robot(shin0805.github.io)
7 points by faeyanpiraat 3y ago|1 comments
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by faeyanpiraat 3y ago
Why did you announce it?
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by faeyanpiraat 3y ago
What are you using instead of Vagrant for the same use case?
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by faeyanpiraat 3y ago
If you know everything, you can connect more dots, and come up with innovative stuff. Also I’ve just gave instructions to gpt4 rot13 encoded, and it followed the instructions. I don’t really care if “it” understood what it was doing, but th
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by faeyanpiraat 3y ago
I got my first iMessage spam from an email address ever. I wonder if this whole thing is related..
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by faeyanpiraat 3y ago
How much organic Google traffic your blog gets?
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by faeyanpiraat 3y ago
The more crappy TV documentaries worked like this since forever.

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