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by gravypod 3y ago
(opinions are my own) https://coral.ai/products/
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by gravypod 3y ago
If we allow this logic what is to stop the following situation: 1. Landlord writes into rental agreements that they could have someone inspect the property every year. 2. Sold access to people's apartments to police officers
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by gravypod 3y ago
Quern: Undying Thoughts was extremely fun. I wish the team behind it would make another game. There were problems but the story, exploration, and puzzles carried it.
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by gravypod 3y ago
This is amazing. I'd love if it could include: 1. Percent cancellations of lines (past 30d, past 1 year) 2. Average & deviation of delay (past 30d, past 1 year) I think these factors could be used to identify unreliable lines. For
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by gravypod 3y ago
> Meanwhile all of my peer group is obsessed with FIRE and dream of retiring early. I'm a SWE and I would love to FIRE one day but the goal of my retirement is very different from others. I want to buy some land with a house and a w
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by gravypod 3y ago
In my opinion this is: 1) extremely likely to happen and 2) extremely avoidable. Right now there's no new blood replacing existing hams. The type of person who is into RF is also likely to be tech savvy these days. There are cool thing
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by gravypod 3y ago
Some things I'd love to work on if I could make it work. 1. Food: Current farming practices emit a lot of CO2, hurts local ecosystems (nitrogen runoff), and consumes a lot of water/fertilizer. Currently proven methods could fix ma
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by gravypod 3y ago
> I would never take a job where I got paid to write Java code for a living. I had seen the light with the functional I've never understood this kind of mindset. It seems to be really limiting. I've never once worked somewhere
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by gravypod 3y ago
(Opinions are my own) Gerrit seems to have a lot of extra features in it that make it extra confusing to me. Critique has a lot of features but all of them feel more like intuitive extensions on top of a code review platform (ex: attention
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by gravypod 3y ago
Is there anything as easy to use as Fusion 360 which is possible to install and use totally offline? Something which you can own?
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by gravypod 3y ago
Is the code for hn.zip available? I'd love to archive this into a pdf so that it's easy to read on a remarkable.
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by gravypod 3y ago
I think "copyleft" is ubiquitous within the tech crowd but the first time I heard the term I was confused. Might be worth asking a few people you know in the real world who are not tech people to see if they knew what either means
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by gravypod 3y ago
Could anyone not say the following: TL;DR: The answer is "Chemistry". Dustin: video too long. Only conveying information is not the goal of most media (social, informational, or news).
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by gravypod 3y ago
(Opinions are my own) At my employer we use a subset of C++ and we use Go. We have a process by which when you write code others have to review it and you need to have a review by someone who is an "expert" [0] in the language [1]
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by gravypod 3y ago
+1 Having a "network" of inspectors in each state which have a quality level of your choosing to pre-inspect every property would make me very happy. Also, criteria search for things which are not listed. Will allow you to find ar
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by gravypod 3y ago
I think this is a pretty interesting idea. It would be great if the creator (seems to be "benmlevy"?) was in the comment thread here. There's a lot of interesting questions that come to mind. I think that nonprofit software c
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by gravypod 3y ago
> Effective July 1, 2023, the rate limits to use the Data API free of charge are: > 100 queries per minute per OAuth client id if you are using OAuth authentication and 10 queries per minute if you are not using OAuth authentication.
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by gravypod 3y ago
(Opinions are my own) Funny name clash: https://research.google/pubs/pub44824/
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by gravypod 3y ago
> Pretty sure almost anything else is more profitable on a sqft basis - retail, housing, dining, entertainment, etc. Yes, I fully agree. From my comment: "something like this make sense if [...] got the land and materials for free&q
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by gravypod 3y ago
> But it was still the norm for the unhinged management of these games companies The oddest thing to me is that he claims he heard about this when opening the check. I don't know how I would have reacted to that but it would not be
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by gravypod 3y ago
> If the project is delayed and you miss some big sale day or something, it does not sound so unfair that his bonus is cut. If the Goose needs a few more days to lay the golden egg should you reduce it's food budget? Seems kind of s
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by gravypod 3y ago
Imagine if "last mile" was an elevator down to the first floor which was a fresh produce store. Someone could build these kind of structures on top of subway stops. There could then have elevators / stairs down into the subwa
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by gravypod 3y ago
If you could get a farm 50% as efficient at growth in an extremely dense area (think Manhattan) my guess is the transport cost reduction might be worth it for high cost growth. Obviously if you factor in land prices where this would make se
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by gravypod 3y ago
> One of the biggest challenges we had at Stackify was getting stuck on an old version of Elasticsearch. At one point, they made some significant changes to how it worked that were not entirely backward compatible. I am glad I am not the
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by gravypod 3y ago
Meta comment: it is very fun seeing people who I read quite a bit of (luu) explore into topics which also interest me. I wish web rings were a thing still because pulling the ring off of danluu would be a lot of fun.
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by gravypod 3y ago
Seems similar to this: http://www.mit.edu/~xela/tao.html Wish there was a hard copy. Would make a great goofy gift for coworkers.
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by gravypod 3y ago
If only NY/NJ could figure this out. I often take a longer route to work as it's much cheaper than buying the three separate tickets I'd need.
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by gravypod 3y ago
Did you open source yours? I started something like this here: https://github.com/gravypod/gitfs
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by gravypod 3y ago
(opinions are my own) > Its goal is simple (at least, in principle): automatically identify dead code, and send code review requests ('changelists') to delete it. It sends CLs (pull requests) and shows up as a commit. You get a
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by gravypod 3y ago
This is a dream of mine. I'd love to do it and help teach people. How does someone with a normal BS + industry experience get into this?

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