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by hannasm 3y ago
Interesting to some, YouTube force fed this video to me today after a seemingly unrelated video about Legos finished. It was a good story but I have to imagine the hacker news traffic may have had a significant effect on "the algorithm
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by hannasm 3y ago
I hate to generalize but it's pretty good here.
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by hannasm 3y ago
It seems like the spirit of the 4th amendment could / should be applied to the corporations and big data brokers. The problem seems to be with how it's applied in practice, private entities are freely allowed to make insecure pap
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by hannasm 3y ago
I have always considered time like this billable hours. In a contracting role it may be something you can add to the invoice, it probably depends on the contract. In a salaried position it means coming in later to work, leaving earlier or o
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by hannasm 3y ago
Wouldn't the mere existence of a material like this supercede any discrepancies in the documented process?
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by hannasm 3y ago
I think there is a certain moral code we should abide by when it comes to harvesting animals in general. Taking a life to sustain your own is part of the natural order however. Given an octopus can regrow a limb can we farm them more ethica
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by hannasm 3y ago
I believe radix sort belongs first in this list.
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by hannasm 3y ago
The training process is finding local minimums based around an initialization vector of random numbers. 1000s of years of evolution probably mean you were initialized better than a baby AI using a pseudo random number generator.
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by hannasm 4y ago
If a machine with one set of biases displaces thousands or millions of free thinking individuals with distinct biases then that bias proliferates.
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by hannasm 4y ago
It would be cool to see photovoltaic's manufactured into shade spheres like these things: https://youtu.be/mEmwJzQjwyw Maybe they could combat algae blooms at the same time too
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by hannasm 4y ago
Why not use WebCrypto?
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by hannasm 4y ago
I think the security implications of this would qualify as a fantastic new problem to solve if it's really of any meaningful consequence.
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by hannasm 4y ago
This may come off as a little intense but this seems like the central issue with capitalism in our world today. Competition is competition to lower human expectations to increase corporate profits instead of giving more to humanity on the b
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by hannasm 4y ago
Avoiding the motion that caused the injury is one of the most challenging issues to overcome. The body naturally tries to stop you from making the same mistakes again but these compensation strategies may significantly reduce athletic per
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by hannasm 4y ago
"a biotech firm in Texas, had spritzed a carefully selected combination of bacteria" Would this spritz be measured in gallons or tons? As much as it's worth considering the co2 byproduct and it's affect, doesn't pum
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by hannasm 4y ago
I have had good experiences using commit messages for documenting the reasoning behind code changes.
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by hannasm 4y ago
I seem to have a low conversion ratio with interviews but at no point was drinking a strategy. Would this be considered a performance enhancing drug and do employers even care or is that encouraged?
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by hannasm 4y ago
It would be interesting to see the code. This seems to provide a fairly interesting approach to image convolution. Does the data also compress or is this purely a data transformation?
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by hannasm 4y ago
This has worked well enough for an Arduino IoT project. Small footprint and acceptable performance. I think it comes recommended by the chip manufacturer or vendor.
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by hannasm 4y ago
Following
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by hannasm 4y ago
I think the error is in your thinking of where the problem is. If you use screen or tmux inside a terminal what you are doing is relying on a window manager. If you are not using a terminal multiplexer and living in a single terminal you ar
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by hannasm 4y ago
What of the other parts of the world willing to fish into extinction? It's nice to hear we are doing something to benefit a species that is suffering but is this anything? Are we not just driving them into someone else's snare?
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by hannasm 6y ago
> walk less than 2km to the one in the next town I think the distance between rural towns is generally more like 5-10km each direction in the parts of the US I am familiar with. 2km through a densely populated urban area is very differen
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by hannasm 6y ago
I prefer referencing PowerShell and implementing commandlents. system.management.automation.pscmdlet I don't see a whole lot of developers familiar with this package but it is great if you can see yourself using PowerShell or a batch f
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by hannasm 6y ago
Quality of service is also not correlated with usage. packet loss, queuing and dropped connections result in higher usage and are directly the fault of the ISP. they can oversell a region and under provision and then charge excessive bandw
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by hannasm 6y ago
The problem as I see it is not in whether you divide front and back, but where you divide it and why. First hand experience passed down by my own teachers and clearly many others is that that having your business logic mixed in with your UI
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by hannasm 6y ago
And if if ever gets discontinued you lose everything you might have ever built forever.
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by hannasm 7y ago
Its a shame to see another seemingly benevolent and forward thinking company start betraying the customer base they have built up. This company seems to have started a large strategic shift in the past couple years and it's probably ju
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by hannasm 8y ago
Diabetes is an incredibly scary disease and we need more focus on the underlying causes and permanent solutions instead of pumping all this money and effort into stop gap measures that perpetuate the problem.
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by hannasm 9y ago
Vance Morrison is a pretty significant guy in the windows (.NET) tracing world https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vancem/

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