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World Wide Web (1991)(info.cern.ch)
279 points by geuis 2y ago|125 comments
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by geuis 2y ago
Here's the FCC announcement (pdf) for those interested: https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-restores-net-neutrality
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by geuis 2y ago
Very true. This is the approach I've been taking. My project isn't human-interactive and I'm fine with it taking a couple hours for each run to finish. The downside is that it makes development and testing super slow without
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by geuis 2y ago
You still need a GPU. I'm nothing even close to a knowledgeable expert on this, but I've dabbled enough to have an idea how to answer this. The special thing about why GPU's are used to train models is that their architecture
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by geuis 3y ago
Not the only plot hole, but yeah, agreed.
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by geuis 3y ago
> People still do. Links to an 11 year old article.
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by geuis 3y ago
Doesn't really matter, but I was 21 when it happened. I suspect we're basically the same age.
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by geuis 3y ago
I obviously can't guess your age, but I'm gonna wager you weren't around much prior to 9/11. The world was getting on quite well without massive surveillance creep, and none of the stuff FISA has done in the last 23 year
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by geuis 3y ago
Precisely. Exactly the same experience over here. I make a chili by experience and it never goes wrong, except for that one time a decade back. I accidentally dunked my scale in the sink the other day. Luckily it's working now but it w
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by geuis 3y ago
Ooh I've thought about doing that. Totally makes sense since egg sizes range a bit.
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by geuis 3y ago
It absolutely is different. It may not seem so to a non baker, but regular cooking has a lot more leeway. Baking consistently requires a much finer degree of control over the variables. The difference between "a pinch of baking powde
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by geuis 3y ago
This should link to your site, not a Twitter post.
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by geuis 3y ago
Yeah but don't do this. Flagging is not a downvote, its intended to mark an item for review. Using it as a downvote leads to losing the ability to flag.
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by geuis 3y ago
I've used pgmem https://github.com/oguimbal/pg-mem for the last couple of years for the same thing.
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by geuis 3y ago
I'm in a weird position. Can anyone provide a summary of this article? I have all the time in the world to read things that are interesting (to me) and really absorb the content. But I've increasingly been noticing a "recipe
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by geuis 3y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: remote/hybrid/in-office Willing to relocate: no Technologies: full stack engineer, JavaScript, node.js, Python, html/css, React and other modern web frameworks, recently have been de
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by geuis 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: San Francisco Remote: remote/hybrid/in-office Willing to relocate: no Technologies: full stack engineer, JavaScript, node.js, Python, html/css, React and other modern web frameworks Résu
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Voiceover and Braille screen input (How Braille works on an iPhone) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by geuis 3y ago|0 comments
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by geuis 3y ago
Love this. And that it works so well on mobile web. Some suggestions: Touch controls are sensitive. Add some kind of specific control pad area instead of the entire screen. Kept running into the same objects over and over and getting the sa
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by geuis 3y ago
My first question is usually "Hey, how are you? Good to meet you." Politeness usually leads the way.
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by geuis 3y ago
Shoot me an email. I ran and scaled a nodejs api supporting about 1.5 billion requests per month up until December when I sold it. I have many, many years of experience in the node ecosystem and am currently looking for a new role.
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by geuis 3y ago
Site is broken in mobile safari. Can't scroll at all.
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by geuis 3y ago
Thanks that's clearer. But I can't say the quality is very good. Within a minute of looking on the site, I find this book which has the wrong description (uses the desc from an Ian Banks Culture novel.) https://www.down
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by geuis 3y ago
Thanks for the link. Been looking for an alternative to Audible. I take that back. That domain doesn't resolve and google doesn't provide any direct alternate links. Was it an old service acquired or shut down since the last time
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by geuis 3y ago
Want to reference Groq.com. They are developing their own inference hardware called an LPU https://wow.groq.com/lpu-inference-engine/ They also released their API a week or 2 ago. Its significantly faster than anythi
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by geuis 3y ago
Mixtral 8x7b-32768 got it on the first try: Sally has 1 sister. Here's the logic behind this: 1. We know that Sally has 3 brothers. 2. Then we are told that each brother has 2 sisters. 3. Since Sally is one of the childre
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by geuis 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: San Francisco Remote: remote/hybrid/in-office Willing to relocate: no Technologies: full stack engineer, JavaScript, node.js, Python, html/css, React and other modern web frameworks Résu
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by geuis 3y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: remote/hybrid/in-office Willing to relocate: no Technologies: full stack engineer, JavaScript, node.js, Python, html/css, React and other modern web frameworks Résumé/CV: on r
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Only intact chicken's egg found from Roman Britain(bbc.com)
1 points by geuis 3y ago|0 comments
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by geuis 3y ago
Reminds me of a character in one of Alastair Reynolds novels who is a software archaeologist. I think they're in Tau Ceti, but anyway. The character has a specialty in digging through code that's hundreds of years old. I think we&

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