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gyomu
2y ago
@dang can we have guidelines against posting AI generated content here? (who cares if the account is "human operated" or has a disclaimer). It's just lame and not what this forum is about.
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2y ago
> If you were multiparty system there will be less identities in politics. If only it were that easy. I come from a country that is notorious for having political parties dissolve/new ones forming all the time, and politics are stil
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gyomu
2y ago
> a sufficiently complex C project (6000 lines, more or less) Is there a 0 missing? 6k lines of C is on the lower end of things, especially given how verbose vanilla C can be for basic stuff...
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gyomu
2y ago
There’s plenty of people with the imagination, skills, and doing their best. If you don’t see them you’re not looking hard enough. The problem is that those people have families to feed and clothe and housing and utilities to pay for and yo
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2y ago
That's not a game though, and if the citizens all do permutations of the same n-things it's the exact problem that the poster you're replying to is talking about. Games are interesting because designers have figured out what
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gyomu
2y ago
Super prescient analysis, kind of ironically. Great example that there's a point of organizational no return that no amount of awareness and intelligent analysis can fix. When the barbarians are at the gate, it's too late.
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2y ago
Both controllers have optical sensors (visible in the trailer), confirming the rumors that they'll have mouse like functionality. Remains to be seen if games will actually bother to implement it or if it'll remain a curiosity that
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2y ago
All of my grandparents lived well into their 90s. Mediterranean people, they loved good food and good wine (a bit of smoking too for some of them), fought/survived WW2, worked fairly rough jobs after, no exercise in the modern sense (e
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2y ago
Can someone explain what kind of fluid this is simulating? Obviously it implements the general Navier-Stokes fluid equations, but if I twirl some ink in a cup of water it looks nothing like this so I'm confused by the naming. Is it a s
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2y ago
No. One is a technology writer for Barron's based in New York: https://www.linkedin.com/in/firstadopter https://x.com/firstadopter The other is a software engineer based in Japan: https:/&#x
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2y ago
The sad reality is that there are countless more things in the world that belong in museums than there is museum space/staff to properly take care of it.
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gyomu
2y ago
I don't understand the tweet posted as premise of this post. My current dashboard includes metrics like free -> paid user conversion, app crashes, features that are most used, etc. Those are fundamental aspects of my business that I
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gyomu
2y ago
This is why I always go outside to hang out with the smokers at parties, even though I don’t smoke. The conversations are always more interesting in those small circles of 2-3 people who went outside for a cigarette than in the main party.
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gyomu
2y ago
Some people have coined the term explorable explanation/explorables https://explorabl.es/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Explorable_explanation
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gyomu
2y ago
https://lithub.com/are-we-different-people-in-different-lang...
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gyomu
2y ago
Ironic disdain: "I would like to express my deepest gratitude for your invaluable assistance in this matter."
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2y ago
Well, this is the defining trend of our technological progress. People getting what they want makes them unhappy in the long, multigenerational term. We innovate because we like being comfortable. We don’t want to tend to a fire constantly
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gyomu
2y ago
It seems that “Non technical people don’t belong in management at technical companies” is an impossible lesson to learn for many, no matter how rich or credentialed.
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2y ago
The goal of interfaces in the real world is to help people perform tasks quickly/efficiently, without error (and to easily recover when errors are made). The goal of interfaces depicted in movies/media is to look cool. (Sadly too
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2y ago
OP, just a heads up that none of the "Download on the App Store" links on your main website ( http://www.glimsoft.com ) resolve.
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gyomu
2y ago
Maybe we shouldn’t be casting stones from the HN glass house, because literally every other startup here has a mission statement that sounds as ridiculous as this
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2y ago
> Can you please provide some evidence that this kind of scripted and recitation-heavy instruction is beneficial compared to other approaches? Singapore/Hong Kong/Japan/Taiwan/Macau dominating the PISA
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2y ago
Same in French
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2y ago
That’s a great point, in a similar vein I routinely see people post photos on social media taken with their phone, side by side with a photo taken by a high end camera, saying “I bet you can’t tell the difference, expensive cameras are a wa
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2y ago
The industry is mature and trying to squeeze out every cent it can from as many customers as possible now. Boring flat UIs are more amenable to being endlessly tweaked and AB tested by product managers with no vision other than “make metric
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2y ago
Right, and the point ppl are making upthread is that deterministic signal processing and probabilistic reconstruction approaches are apples and oranges.
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2y ago
That analogy would only make sense if a Louis Vuitton bag was the same price as a North Face one yet outperformed all the competition when you take it on a 3 month backpacking trip Except it doesn’t
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2y ago
Birds who can soar for hours on end with thermals won evolution as far as I’m concerned (they have befriended the spirals)
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2y ago
If you spend time around bicultural people or 3rd culture kids you’ll find this is definitely an issue. Eventually most people figure things out and make the most of it in adulthood, but it definitely makes for teenage/young adult iden
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gyomu
2y ago
Has no one made a nifty app that shows you what cable is plugged in to what port? Or is that not even technically feasible?
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