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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
Pretty sure Apple execs use their products, a lot.
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
> These numbers grew as “dogfooding” population makeup became politically fraught As someone who doesn't know what's going on at Google, can you elaborate on that? I know what dogfooding is, but what does the rest mean?
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
Objection: Irrelevant.
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
I don't think there is any "purpose" to the ecosystem, it just exists as it does. But previously that ecosystem was suitable for what became human life, which is why we exist in it, and obviously it's very bad for us if
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
Yeah, I meant more the general principle. I can absolutely believe that in the details, EVs are on par or maybe even surpass ICE's complexity. But "electric motor turns axle" is, at its surface level, and much more boring pri
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
I don't think one potential defect/quality/manufacturing issue in a particular model invalidates an entire platform.
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
Let me make clear actually: I really think EVs are much more boring. To drive and to study. A part of my mind is sad that they are a dead end. But me nerding out about their engineering is not worth keeping them.
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
You're downvoted, but I agree with you. EVs are so much more boring than the highly evolved, intricate design of ICEs. I marvel at the general principle, at what engineers continuously came up with to squeeze ever more out of them, eve
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
Right. The question being discussed is which ones that will be.
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
I am curious how you arrived to "fake" as conclusion where there is absolutely no sign or reason for faking anything. I think that it is obvious, to casual observers as well, that this is a modern day photographer using vintage
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
What do you mean? "die shot bleeding"?
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
I want an electric car, but I'm looking at other makes. It's true that Tesla has a pretty good drive train, but that's by far not the only thing that matters in a car. I salute them for their pioneering of the technology, sad
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
Yes it is an impossibly high bar, and no they will not persistently get better unlike humans until they develop fully generalized AI. It's so an easy to just say human drivers aren't as good, but it's not grounded in any real
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by ganbatekudasai 4y ago
That's a reasonable perspective, but as someone with no stakes in it I would hope that Google prioritizes its users first and foremost. Note that: * I am not saying that these interests are mutually exclusive. * I am also not asserting
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
There are plenty of people on the way to financial independence who don't have that attitude. Who turn down job offers that pay more regularly for various reasons. Not even just morally/ethical, because they actually care about wh
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
Most people I know don't, and a lot of them still do pretty well for themselves, so... to those wo do: Keep telling yourself that, if it makes you feel better I guess, but don't pretend that it's universal for justification.
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
> You obviously don't understand a thing about neurodiversity. Not everyone can control their brain to "Stop" doing or thinking all these things. That's an assumption on your part. I understand this very well, I'
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
Obviously I don't know you at all, and have no animosity whatsoever against you. Everything I said was offered as advice, and written from my perspective to explain what helped for me , in the hope that there is maybe enough overlap t
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
Blahblahblah mindfulness. Let's get practical in a few points instead: > in that I really dislike following someone else's structure/rules and don't like being controlled, micromanaged, watched. Stop. Unless you activ
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
Alright, then my point is indeed gone. I misread the author, thinking I was still in another subthread.
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
> Like so many startup founders, I was driven by the motivation to build a product that I would like to use myself (or so I thought). My goal was to allow authors to automatically generate new creative text based on text they had written
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
I tried to understand the point but failed. From the article: "In brief, Crisan, chief technology officer of Netopia Payments, convinced the scammer to install a Lightning Network (LN) wallet, as he only deals with “LN assets.” So, Fak
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
Err sorry, I thought we were talking about the Apple M1 as in another comment subthread here, but that wasn't this one actually. But my point still stands I think, isn't this CPU designed by Nvidia, also just with an ARM-license
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
The CPUs are designed and made by Apple, the ISA is licensed from ARM. Those are not like ARM Cortex CPUs that are actually designed by ARM.
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
Lockdown made my work out more: Since I have no commute time anymore, I took up regular running (3x a week). Very significant increase in fitness.
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
I sleep a lot. A lot . Sleeping more than 12 hours is no problem for me. Unsurprisingly, I'm also rather hypothymiac (it runs in the family). I consider myself very successful, and others do as well. More importantly, I also never fel
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
But you find it logical that a creator with absolutely no evidence of their existence would, if existing, care or even perceive that you are "not worshipping god in general".
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
Good point, I can totally imagine that this is what happens, and agree with what the answer should be.
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
You can make up arbitrary properties about the god you believe in all day. Some very mainstream beliefs include such ideas as "you have to spread your religion over others". You cannot chose which arbitrary properties you make you
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by ganbatekudasai 5y ago
And nobody is disputing that. As said, you want to focus on optimizing audio, optimize your room, your speakers, your headphones etc... there is solid and well understood math behind speaker and room acoustic models.

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