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by gota 5y ago
Certainly less than thirty billion I think there are people whose jobs are to determine the appropriate punishment for criminal actions. They might be able to give you a tighter upper bound
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by gota 5y ago
If putting a bounty to harass a person is not a crime it absolutely should be IMHO The day he started that he should be put in jail regardless of being on bail
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by gota 5y ago
Or this, which is mind-blowing: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/dragonfly-undertak... Insects that have large migration patterns - all of the individuals die before coming back to the initial spot; only their
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by gota 5y ago
I guess I can see some parallel the way you describe it, but it is not that tight of an analogy IMO. Correct me if I'm wrong but the Lottery Ticket Hypothesis mainly means that, for many of our tasks, we start with needlessly huge netw
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by gota 5y ago
Wait, what does "couldn't find a CEO" mean? Wasn't there a single VP- or director-level person in that industry willing to be a CEO for that pay? Or does that mean they only consider a very small set of people who are CE
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by gota 5y ago
The author does not play video games, apparently. And (I hope) I'm not gatekeeping - she states it herself in the article: > "I’m excited for this development, even though my own avid video game playing ended in the era of Bric
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by gota 5y ago
The "portal" feature is so much exactly what I've been ranting IRL about wanting in a pdf reader that I'm worried you've been stalking me Seriously, though - thanks and congrats
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by gota 5y ago
In summary, a young man with a questionable past and no education or experience created a game that had "investing" and "shop club" aspects tied in and conned 250 million dollars from thousands of people in Turkey. He fl
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by gota 5y ago
Localization could be important too, for broader adoption - not just for currency display but (most importantly) the kinds of investments available and tax rates vary a lot. A minor thing is that the 'default' values for % return
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by gota 5y ago
I like that he sort of recognizes that the discussion is moot, since no amount of reasonable effort could change a definition used by almost literally everyone in our lifetimes - but you are right that the arguments against Internet as a na
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by gota 5y ago
I dream that we will have something like Copilot but exclusively for regex and working marvelously "Find every 2nd instance of a dollar amount that is not encased in quotes" outputting <insert regex here> would be awesome
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by gota 5y ago
Good point. I imagine there must be ongoing research to define the most relevant (frequent, desirable) "classes" of remote work. If there's isn't, then large moderated communities like HN and Stackoverflow are in an uniq
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by gota 5y ago
This sounds great. I've been listening to Komiku's "It's time for Adventure" album(s): https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Komiku/Its_time_for_adven...
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by gota 5y ago
They do mention police threathened to arrest her for "driving while dead". I don't put it beyond bureaucracy to imprison a "corpse" just because it's more convenient I did imagine something along those lines wh
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by gota 5y ago
Fair enough - and I think enough ammo for everyone in your group all the time is also important.
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by gota 5y ago
But if the huge population of 'primitives' does not die out massively from disease, soon they are adopting the techniques and material of the 'advanced', no? Even if they can't readily adapt to mining, metalworking
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by gota 5y ago
This is in line with my (admittedly not well researched) theory of why 'many primitive cultures built pyramids': a square-based pyramid is the most stable structure that you can build to be really high. Columns, arches and metalwo
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by gota 5y ago
For real. The blabber about 'amount of ammo' being the most important aspect seems farfetched to me. If you're in firefights enough that you need thousands and thousands of rounds you're going to die no matter what. I ke
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by gota 5y ago
I almost died laughing, too When I slid the marker to about half the maximum length and the slider showed me 95 years old I cracked
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by gota 5y ago
Bad title. The ship is held by the local autorities in a tangled (legal?) matter. Suggest keeping Wired's original title: The untold story of the big boat that broke the world Thread title comes from the sensationalized/metaphor
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by gota 5y ago
I'm not an expert but I seem recall that other people were working concurrently on related, maybe tangential, questions for most of the other "great ideas" mentioned in the article Didn't Einstein strike such a hit preci
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by gota 5y ago
I was not aware of this, thanks a lot! Will definitely look into it
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by gota 5y ago
Hey, I did try it - it was how I got it to work at all. Relatively simpler than the alternatives, IMHO, but still suffering from the large executable size due to dependency cascades I'm at peace, now, with having to prune and bound my
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by gota 5y ago
Preamble: I like Python - it seems to fit my mental models well, and I'm productive writing in it. However, only just recently I tried to develop a more-than-trivial program to deploy as an executable for my Windows-using friends. Th
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by gota 5y ago
I use Brave and I have the exact same list of likes, and in same order of priority - if that is what you meant.
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by gota 5y ago
For reference, the page with the plugins' documentation is not a very top search result, so I'll include it here: https://github.com/Nuitka/Nuitka/blob/develop/Standard-Plugi... The list of plu
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by gota 5y ago
Hey, I did just that last week (actually I import Pandas, which requires numpy). There's a "plugin" option for numpy, in Nuitka, that makes it work. There are similar plugins for a handful of packages.
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by gota 5y ago
BTW the error tracking described in the Manual sounds great. Are you affiliated to Sentry in any way?
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by gota 5y ago
Hey - first of all, looks great and I'll definitely look into it. Good job! Question - do you have any comparisons on the size of the resulting distributed executable compared to Nuitka, pyinstaller? This is the issue I've faced.
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by gota 5y ago
I had a similar error. If I recall correctyl, I had to copy the contents of lib/Crypto into the nuitka dist folder, and then it worked.

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