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gmadsen
6y ago
if it was profitable, it would have happened already.
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gmadsen
6y ago
if the world doesn't agree on monetary policy, then it seems beneficial to be able to circumvent that
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6y ago
people don't realize this. If there is no flaw in the current implementation of Monaro, then it can't be traced. It is entirely possible that something has been figured out and allows tracing, but that is no different than using b
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gmadsen
6y ago
I mostly agree. I tend to ask and follow peers advice rather than what is immediately available on the web.
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gmadsen
6y ago
yes, extremely. parallelism like that isn't possible with GA
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gmadsen
6y ago
exchanging to Monaro solves this problem.
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gmadsen
6y ago
Statically checked safety is a big deal. I mean it can have a crappy UI, and not do what you want it to, but at least you won't have a memory leak. I think for most applications, written in rust shouldn't be a selling point, but t
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6y ago
My point I was trying to make is probably such an outlier that it is hyperbole. So you are probably right. I would guess John Carmack would get paid the same whether he lived in a small hut in Estonia or if he lived in SF. I don't thin
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gmadsen
6y ago
That seems horribly misguided. and education should really be separated from the entire phone mobile ecosystem with all the behavioral manipulation that it entails
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6y ago
agreed if someone is remote is SF or remote in Wyoming, the pay will not depend on the employees personal expenses, but there might be a price differentiator for an SF employee that can come to the office within a moments notice. That adds
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6y ago
I don't think it is 1-1 perfectly like that. In silicon Valley, a person with x skills is worth y dollars. If going remote, there will still be people with hard to find skills, probably because all the people with those skills were alr
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6y ago
octave is not a 1-1 replacement. If you are sharing and contributing to a matlab project, you probably want to run it in matlab
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gmadsen
6y ago
inefficient in what way? after you meet company match, max out an ira, then what would you do instead of maxing out the 401k? The tax savings are a big deal.
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gmadsen
6y ago
Not sure why this opinion is so prevalent. Tesla is in no way close or comparable to a L4 system. It is not even a brief thought for waymo
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gmadsen
6y ago
Ann Arbor isn't too bad
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gmadsen
6y ago
what is the advantage to a single header instead of 10 headers and maybe a main header file? I really don't like looking at 10k+ line files..
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gmadsen
6y ago
prefix the localized bin for users with an existing bin
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gmadsen
6y ago
hard braking or swerving for clear false positives is not very assistive... it seems to be the opposite of assistive. How can a person know all the weird things that will make a computer vision system badly fail. It shouldn't be used a
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6y ago
fair point. I think my comment was US centric. There really isn't a cuisine culture in a lot of small usa towns. Probably do to the short lived actual history of the US, and the nearly forced consumption of preservative ridden and proc
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6y ago
I don't agree. All my questions to Western Digital are answered quickly and personally. Not that I am trying to promote them, but that is my most recent customer service experience. As another example, 5 years ago, Amazon had excellent
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6y ago
depends on your priorities. I would rather have nice restaurants than a nice apartment or house. I've lived in a culturally devoid suburb, where the options are fast food, or chain restaurants, and it affected my quality of life subst
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6y ago
Sorry but this is wrong. Food scenes require diverse cultures. Small town USA doesn't have 50+ ethnic groups making restaurants downtown
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gmadsen
6y ago
You are more contrarian in real life, versus an anonymous message board? That seems unusual.
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6y ago
would probably be a lot easier to go full water proof with no usb connector
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6y ago
There have been experiments confirming entanglement. It does not "tell" the particle at the speed of light. The mutual wave function collapses as a whole unit. it is very easy to measure something entangled at the same time (or at
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6y ago
with this in mind, do you think there is a concerted effort by corporate media to sway public opinion in ways that might not be ethical?
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6y ago
i have never heard of an e-ink screen with fast enough refresh to be viable for coding
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6y ago
on what grounds? They in no way shape or form have a lead on autonomous capability. It is literally not even close
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6y ago
well considering we already subsidize the early R&D for these companies with our University system, and insulin hasn't changed in 50 years, I see no reason we can't price control certain drugs. Could even use this as a guide
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6y ago
this is a very weird take, probably only possible by a cat owner. Would you feel suffocated and suspicious from the unconditional love of your child? Its not about reassurance, its just that it is a beautiful experience in this life, and i
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