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Space Exploration Logo Archive(spaceexplorationlogoarchive.webflow.io)
1 points by graposaymaname 11mo ago|0 comments
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by graposaymaname 2y ago
Damn, by the year 2028 (median, predicted based on current trends) all human generated content would be used to train the models. Baffles me, considering how cold the AI winter really was, even a few years back.
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Writing a book: is it worth it? (2020)(martin.kleppmann.com)
2 points by graposaymaname 2y ago|1 comments
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by graposaymaname 2y ago
More intrigued about the socks part, how did you solve it? I’ve lost enough to understand that there’s something clearly wrong about the way I deal with them.
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by graposaymaname 3y ago
Absolutely. Adding the links below - https://radiolab.org/podcast/zoozve https://radiolab.org/podcast/breaking-newsve-about-zoozve
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by graposaymaname 3y ago
Got the opportunity to watch this film on a big screen at a local film festival last week. I think he wrote the whole film around this speech. Also there's this wonderful scene where he(Hynkel) dances with a globe in it: https:/&
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by graposaymaname 3y ago
Thanks for putting a name on this. I’ve been suffering from this for a long time(and occasionally still do), but have started leaving my phone farther away and it has significantly improved. A part of me still feels that the sense of contro
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by graposaymaname 3y ago
Sama has posted to twitter now See: https://twitter.com/sama/status/1725631621511184771
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by graposaymaname 3y ago
What? I don’t understand this at all after all those interviews and openAI profiles. It was always a bit strange that he never had a share nor took salary from OpenAI, but then what about his vision(and dream from childhood)to achieve AGI a
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by graposaymaname 3y ago
Me too! I started shooting with a Canon AE-1 and am absolutely loving it so far. It’s definitely an expensive hobby considering the price of film, processing and high quality scanning - but still I love the process. Maybe since it is slow a
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by graposaymaname 3y ago
I’m reading two very interesting books right now. - Designing Data Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann; comprehensive study on data models. - 9 Pints by Rose George; it’s 9 stories/anecdotes about blood. Supremely enjoyable non-
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by graposaymaname 3y ago
Strongly recommend watching ‘Metropolis (1927)’ if you’re into film history. It’s one of the oldest science fiction movies ever, and is still a good watch. It’s about a humanoid robot and an authoritarian government. I saw it this week and
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A Look Inside Ansel Adams’ Darkroom Magic(photofocus.com)
2 points by graposaymaname 3y ago|0 comments
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by graposaymaname 4y ago
Love the one from OC :)
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by graposaymaname 4y ago
I'm currently doing an MIT OCW course called 'The Film Experience'. I've not seen someone talk about and analyze a work of art like this in a long time. Supreme lectures and the course material (assigned reading, videos)
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by graposaymaname 4y ago
Sure thing! Can you recommend a few with good english translations - if that works?
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by graposaymaname 4y ago
At the moment, I'm trying out comics after reading non-fiction for a long time. I started with Watchmen, a supremely cinematic experience so far. I've not found such joy from reading a book in a long time.
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by graposaymaname 4y ago
FYI: Instead you can favorite the post on HN. https://news.ycombinator.com/favorites?id=Flatcircle
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by graposaymaname 5y ago
I believe its mostly due to users flocking in to check why Facebook owned sites are down. See below entry for more details https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28748203
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by graposaymaname 5y ago
Well it might be at times. But there are movies/stories where it adds a whole different layer upon leaving that decision to the viewer. For me the final scene in Inception is a really good example of using the above said ambiguity.
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Classifying Cough Sounds to Predict Covid-19 Diagnosis(blog.wolfram.com)
1 points by graposaymaname 6y ago|0 comments
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by graposaymaname 6y ago
I don’t think so. It doesn’t use the double ratchet algorithm used in DMs but still the participants of the group formulate a secret key for the group and share this key with every participant using the more secure protocol. The key cannot
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by graposaymaname 6y ago
We all saw this coming, and it’s most unfortunate that the network effects simply make us all share our data with them. But doesn’t this violate GDPR? Correct me if I’m wrong but I thought asking the user to share data or leave service was
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by graposaymaname 6y ago
Well, is it encrypted?
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by graposaymaname 6y ago
Ah well, here in my country post pandemic almost everything runs on WhatsApp. From Assignments being shared by teachers on school classroom groups to now payments via WhatsApp.
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by graposaymaname 6y ago
Yes me too. I’d be happy to pay for WhatsApp if I had an option to, instead of sharing my data with Facebook. It’s almost like I’m compromising my most personal data for access to essential services and don’t know whether we can call the cu
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by graposaymaname 6y ago
Well we all saw this coming. This puts me personally in a very bad state as I can never stop using WhatsApp because of its popularity here(ref. Fax machine problem). It’s almost like essential service.
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by graposaymaname 6y ago
Kudos! This a wonderful step. Hope more companies follow suit!
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by graposaymaname 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4GB_NDU43Q Works fine once you log out.
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by graposaymaname 6y ago
Would it be for the same reason that it takes too long to shutdown? My laptop (dualboot - ubuntu/windows) takes significantly longer to shutdown when on linux. Even with the SSD - which made windows really faster.

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