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571.
by greesil 4y ago
You're thinking of the Greater Good by Oppressing Minorities and Nonconformists Science Center
572.
by greesil 4y ago
Maybe it has? Please refer me so something better in the domain of consumer tech.
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by greesil 4y ago
Beans beans the magical fruit
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by greesil 4y ago
Vergecast is both informative and entertaining.
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by greesil 4y ago
He'd probably charge too much
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by greesil 4y ago
FTA: "In the event of a disruption you call scheduling and they manually adjust you" Maybe the airline industry needs AlphaScheduler deep learning with monte carlo tree search. Or stimulated annealing. These cheap short sighted st
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by greesil 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27066295
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by greesil 4y ago
Nope, I need that time to grind leetcode.
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by greesil 4y ago
What kind of maintenance?
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by greesil 4y ago
Yah, but heat pumps have compressors too. I'm not sure what failure modes are the most concerning. The pressure vessels probably have some max number of load/unload cycles in them for instance.
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by greesil 4y ago
I've been curious lately about living off grid where I'd have a reasonable amount of land. One concern I had was with battery lifetime and this seems like a way to have a long lived system, at the cost of some efficiency. So I fou
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Ditch the Batteries: Off-Grid Compressed Air Energy Storage (2018)(lowtechmagazine.com)
24 points by greesil 4y ago|18 comments
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The Imperial Supreme Court(harvardlawreview.org)
3 points by greesil 4y ago|2 comments
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by greesil 4y ago
Yeah but you can fine tune it to generate whatever you want, given your own training corpus. Anybody's whose job is to generate text will have a productivity boost.
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by greesil 4y ago
Some previous commentary https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34123707 It's not just real email addresses, but this leak (if real) could have also de-anonymized a bunch of people if they were foolish enough to use thei
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by greesil 4y ago
Do you support building more housing? Near your home?
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by greesil 4y ago
You are explaining to me something in which I am already an expert. Thank you! Buenbot!
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by greesil 4y ago
Either you've got a 64 bit fixed point number, 64Q32 or you just invented your own floating point format, and it's not clear which you're trying to describe.
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by greesil 4y ago
Good god, the things people used to do because transistors weren't available, or too expensive.
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by greesil 4y ago
Oh, everyone has a big PG&E bill here unless you're fortunate enough to be in Santa Clara. I'm thinking about landlords and old housing stock.
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by greesil 4y ago
Why would I want to watch it more than once?
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by greesil 4y ago
Speaking anecdotally and within the confines of the bay area, the problem here is existing stock.
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by greesil 4y ago
Catalytic converter thefts. I would love a panopticon surveillance state if it would solve that problem and only that problem, but it'd probably used instead for voter suppression, general fascism, or stalking the mayor's ex wife
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by greesil 4y ago
We watch YouTube videos now for this. /shrug
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by greesil 4y ago
That's why I'm getting a MBA.
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by greesil 4y ago
I have been on projects that go nowhere when started, but as soon as the politics are settled down and everyone is rowing in the same direction productivity is unlocked. Then, a reorg happens. But yes, please measure how many lines of code
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by greesil 4y ago
Maybe all possible outcomes are dystopian nightmares, and we have to choose the least bad one.
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by greesil 4y ago
I'm sort of coming around to this part of Elon's viewpoint. Nevermind if this is the right solution to a bot problem, but I do think it's a problem. Related a bit, but I just watched a documentary called Fake Famous, and I wo
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by greesil 4y ago
Sounds like the crispr "grep" part is the same, but the payload does a base pair swap instead of cleaving.
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No murder hornets have been spotted in Washington state this year(theverge.com)
1 points by greesil 4y ago|0 comments

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