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by fho 3y ago
They do, but that's not the point GP made. An example how this could fail is if the first branch sets up something that branch two uses. Two tests are written that call branch 1&2 and not call them. 100% code coverage, even the non
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by fho 3y ago
> What side projects landed you a job? Several actually. Neatly compiled into a PDF and with pretty pictures to represent them. That said: those projects all had a visual or haptic component that could be captured as a picture. I handed
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by fho 3y ago
I feel like the comparison to spin art from before is very good. The processes (diffusion and spin art) are surprisingly similar ... You have your input (words vs. paints) and have a process that you have very little control over (the model
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by fho 3y ago
So true ... and often those business decision are not yours to make.
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by fho 3y ago
You should post that here. (if it is not something that is already posted again and again).
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by fho 3y ago
> (That’s how I learned that `log_salary~height*gender`, `log_salary~height+gender` and `log_salary~height:gender` meant completely different things.) Interaction terms ftw :-) I would postulate that every analysis becomes more accurate
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by fho 3y ago
Mentioning a partner very early on seems to be a very common pattern in getting to know people.
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by fho 3y ago
Lol :-) That sooo goes against the Roguelike ethos :-) ... but definitely solves the addiction problem :-)
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by fho 3y ago
Bastion was a great game ... And mostly for the narrator
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by fho 3y ago
That's literally what I dreamed about as a little kid :-)
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by fho 3y ago
It was ... look up "AI winter". Vastly simplified, we collectively ignored ANNs until somebody figured out that we now have enough recourses to create larger ANNs than before.
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by fho 3y ago
One of the features I used the most was the "distributed move/fight" command. That just made it so easy to deploy e.g. a line of heavy tanks in front of a line of artillery. Or mines that were actually useful. I played a game
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by fho 3y ago
I feel old now :-) SpringRTS is actually older than the first Supreme Commander game.
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by fho 3y ago
Not an economist, but that does not sound bad in general. Best case you have several companies that: (a) have the knowledge to make sensible rulings and (b) have an interest that non of their direct competitors gain any unfair advantages.
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by fho 3y ago
Having recently started a job and being forced to use Windows for the first time in ... 20 years, I wholeheartedly agree with that statement. It's been some month and I now start emojis with "(" instead of ":" ... .
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by fho 3y ago
Fun fact: Haskell was established by a committee based on best practices from a jungle of ML-type languages.
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by fho 3y ago
He is definitely entertaining enough that I still consume his (thankfully short) videos. In think some of his videos are directly inspired by pages like https://507movements.com/mm_100.html ... So you might like that too :-
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by fho 3y ago
> Robert Murray-Smith After watching his videos every day for months now I am still not sure where on the "technical genius" to "free energy advocate" spectrum I should place him. I mean most of his builds are technic
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by fho 3y ago
I recently looked at an old technical encyclopedia at my grand mother's place. I paged through that 30 years ago when I was a little kid ... and was a bit surprised to see that a lot of it is still relevant today.
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by fho 3y ago
> no support for audio over Bluetooth So you rant about Bluetooth in cars ... without owning a car that gas Bluetooth? Just checking, because we put after market radios (with BT) in our last two cars and, while not a miracle experience,
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by fho 3y ago
I was feeling old when this was not the top comment :-)
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by fho 3y ago
Came here to talk about my Gear Fabrication Syndrome: https://photos.app.goo.gl/wQ6mWkENAgBvWWuy7 ... was disappointed :-)
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by fho 3y ago
> Since you’ve priced in the entire lifecycle of every watt of electricity I didn't. That's the number without externalized CO2 costs. With those it's closer to 0.48 kg/kWh which comes out at 10kg CO2 per 100km. As I
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by fho 3y ago
To be fairer: :-) 430g/kWh is without external costs too. Germany just has a very, very bad energy mix.
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by fho 3y ago
The problem is that your EV experience will differ dramatically on your way of sourcing energy. That starts with what you pay for electricity (e.g. 0.4€/100kWh in Germany vs. 0.05€ in Denmark). But continues with how much CO2 is create
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by fho 3y ago
Feels like bragging ... but mine went incredibly well. Wrote 4 initiative applications. This is in Germany and without any job experience outside of academia. One quickly came back telling me that they did not do what I was applying for at
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by fho 3y ago
Honestly I thought you were joking ... but the very first claw machine manual I found details how they lower the voltage available to close the claw with increasing height.
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by fho 3y ago
That was basically their previous model. As a software developer I blew threw several hundred queries per day ... $10 for unlimited searches is the point I was waiting for to make the change.
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by fho 3y ago
Woohoo! I always commented that I'll switch to kagi when they get to $10 for unlimited searches. That time has come!
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by fho 3y ago
Woohoo! I always commented that I'll switch to kagi when they get to $10 for unlimited searches. That time has come!

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