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by guardian5x 3y ago
What does the link say? (for people without facebook account)
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by guardian5x 3y ago
I like the show release notes and other things. I would recommend to check which each option does before copy&pasting. I guess that is always a good advice anyway.
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by guardian5x 3y ago
Well, DeepMind was acquired by Google. And Microsoft has made a big investment into OpenAI. Does it really matter if it is their own tech, or of its an acquisition, or if they hired people to make it?
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by guardian5x 3y ago
Also interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip
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by guardian5x 3y ago
It was a test, an experiment. The outcome gave them lots of valuable data. They all knew the likelihood of it failing was very high, so its nice to have it work better than expected.
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by guardian5x 4y ago
It's more efficient to charge a battery and drive with an electric motor than use electricity to create hydrogen and use that to drive a car. Hydrogen might become useful for things like planes, where electric isn't good enough ye
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by guardian5x 4y ago
Yea, probably right after they released the hyped Apple Car. It's probably just month away now!
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by guardian5x 4y ago
For me, Google was always an Ad company first. But don't get me wrong, they do some great research on the side for AI, like AlphaZero, AlphaGo, etc. But also been early with the Transformer models. There just seems to be a lack to put
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by guardian5x 4y ago
As always it depends on the application. It can definitely be useful in some applications.
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by guardian5x 4y ago
Modern C++ is safer than old C++, but i doubt it is safer than Rust.
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by guardian5x 5y ago
Which they basically circumvent, by using a language where a reference which is just good and not extremely good means it's a bad reference.
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by guardian5x 5y ago
Does Telegram have proper E2E encryption for chats by default?
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by guardian5x 5y ago
There are often reasons to change, and sometimes reasons to keep things. A lot of it is subjective.
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by guardian5x 5y ago
You can also delete messages in Discord and much more.
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by guardian5x 5y ago
Lumen is also the name of a new Unreal Engine feature.
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by guardian5x 6y ago
Can you explain what "more or less open" file format means?
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by guardian5x 6y ago
Even if those politics are anti-science?
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by guardian5x 6y ago
Yea probably, I doubt that Minecraft would've been any less succesful written in C++ or any other language though.
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by guardian5x 6y ago
I would like to see the 4th dimension projected into 3d and not just a slide, same as you could project the 3d into 2d, by showing further objects smaller and closer objects bigger.
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by guardian5x 6y ago
Satisfactory is great. Its different than factorio, but definitely worth exploring. There is something about walking through your factory and seeing all those machines work in 3D.
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by guardian5x 6y ago
I can also recommend Satisfactory. Similar game with more immersion through 3d world.
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by guardian5x 7y ago
He talks about maintenance and making releases. Otherwise people will still deal with bugs in the "current" release that have been fixed in the master branch for a long time.
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by guardian5x 7y ago
This article makes it sound like Embracing is a bad thing, because necessarily Extend, and Extinguish will follow. But it doesn't really work that way with Open Source.
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by guardian5x 7y ago
The Surface Laptop 3 scored a 5 at least, which was a big improvement over previous generations. I wish Apple would try to improve repairability as well.
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by guardian5x 7y ago
Also interesting is the Wendelstein 7-X experiment, where they build a stellarator with a unique geometry, compared to the tokamak reactors. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendelstein_7-X
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by guardian5x 7y ago
According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_browsing Safari came first, but Chrome was before Opera or Firefox.
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by guardian5x 7y ago
When Microsoft took the Chromium browser as a base for the new Edge version, they replaced over 50 Google services. [1] https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/8/18300772/microsoft-google-...
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Ryugyong Hotel: The Story of North Korea's 'Hotel of Doom'(edition.cnn.com)
3 points by guardian5x 7y ago|0 comments
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by guardian5x 7y ago
There have been multiple.
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by guardian5x 7y ago
I think you are right. Another possible explanation would be a big conspiracy though, and probably the government is also involved somehow.

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