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4y ago
>After which he posted a cryptic Jose Mourinho meme AND left the tournament, which he never did before, and it almost never happens that someone leaves the tournament without stating why. Magnus case is, that he accuses Niemann of cheati
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Thats true, I was one of them. Ingress was a great game, and it was also kind of useful when I was in some new city, I could look where the portals are, and in many cases those were the interesting places to visit. Anyway, I somehow couldnt
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5y ago
No, it isn't. Especially not if it is online rapid tournament. Indian journalists made it news. :-) On another note, I like that guy and he is great talent, I followed his games live during the recent Tata Steel tournament (that was re
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5y ago
≥ there's social consequences for making other programmers "look bad" and increasing management expectations This isnt that serious, is it? At my previous job (a large company) we even had one so-called 10x programmer (which
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5y ago
But this doesn't work for contacts I do not reach regularly... I just forget about them when I don't reach them at all for some longer time.
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5y ago
As I understand this, it shouldn't be primarily for close friends, but for other people. For example, some journalist wrote a very interesting article, so I sent him an email, he answered, maybe we exchanged one more email, and that wa
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5y ago
> after a while, make it incredibly difficult to find those notes again when needed This wasn't my experience, though. Maybe because I don't put everything there like braindumps, I can find what I need very quickly, it is enoug
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5y ago
I don't use Roam, but a free alternative called Logseq, which works very similarly. I don't share OP's concern of ‘Where should I put this?’ - if I don't know, I put it into today's note, and link it with the rest o
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5y ago
Yes Tata Steel tournament was great, I just don't think we need variants like Fischer random chess. There is still lot to explore in classical chess. Anyway, how is the first variant you described called? (one starting with empty board
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5y ago
I must be missing something, but when I take the formula (0.143n)^n, for n=8 the result is 2.933, while it should be around 92?
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5y ago
I don't know if search is deteriorating as a whole, but certain searches seems to be manipulated for political reasons. The famous example is an Image search of "white couple" - really, try it, it is like only 50% correct. Bu
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5y ago
So what exactly is the benefit of not drinking coffee? I usually drink 1-2 cups daily (espresso), and don't see it as a big deal. Sometimes I skip it for a day, and I don't feel much differently.
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5y ago
> Crossword puzzles and memorizing lists won't stave off dementia either. No, it actually will, since your brain will have more connections so it will take longer for it to degenerate to the point of dementia. So as an example, some
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5y ago
1) Google is better at AI, for example let's take this sloppy search: "some joke where you can't tell if it is serious or joke" It is called Poe's law, and Google returned it at #4. Bing or Duckduckgo don't hav
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5y ago
I'd like to remark that the black&white photography somehow accentuate this "brutalist" feeling. It doesn't look as bad in reality. (I am also from Czechoslovakia).
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5y ago
I feel overall those are very reasonable rules. What I do differently: 1) Add context to errors - ok but sometimes the parent caller doesn't expect or wants that. 2) one-letter variables: I use them more, for example k,v for key,value
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5y ago
Yes. And on the more general sense, I noticed Go tried to remove everything which can obfuscate the code and make it harder to read, or become junior-unfriendly. At least that's my impression.
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5y ago
I kind of agree, chess without promotions, castling and en passant is not chess. But the guy also made full version, with impressively small size: For real purists: a close-to-minimal version that does understand full FIDE rules including
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5y ago
Exactly. I have nothing against RMS, but in my eyes he is just a typical leftie person - makes up an own definition of something, and then runs around a tries to convince everyone that his definition is the only correct one and the term mus
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5y ago
> 4. Syntactic sugar is usually bad. I agree now, after switching from Python to Go.
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5y ago
No, this thing is rather important to discuss. Although it seems the NZ gov is the villain here, not Larry Page.
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If quarantines facilities are booked, then they cannot? Then it's not true they can return (if they are booked).
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5y ago
The article claims he is.
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5y ago
Do you know if the key switches are the same as before, or if they were improved?
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5y ago
This is an unfortunate side-effect of Proof of work mining. You get advantage if you can obtain large amount of cheap electricity - and steal it before you get caught can be extremely cheap.
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5y ago
If they mined bitcoin and not for example dogecoin, then yes those were ASICs.
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> github copilot was trained on open source code and the sum total of everything it knows was drawn from that code. there is no possible interpretation of "derivative" that does not include this I don't understand the sec
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5y ago
>The tragedy of Apple Notes is that it’s an idea black hole. I don't quite understand what's the problem here. You capture ideas digitally, and later, you can revisit them just the same as you revisit paper notebooks.
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> In my opinion people often speak incoherently on this topic because they are trying to be politically correct. Yes, they are trying to be politically correct, since you are basically forced to talk about it only in a politically correc
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5y ago
Sorry I meant they are not in OrganicMaps app the article talks about.
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