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by hhjinks 4y ago
I had to manually install pytorch for the preload_models.py step to work, because ReduceOp wasn't found. Why even use anaconda if all the dependencies aren't included? Every time I touch an ML project, there's always a python
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by hhjinks 4y ago
No idea about the Czech, but that's exactly what's happening in Norway. Due to trade agreements with the EU, we can not discriminate between national and EU customers when selling electricity. To be completely accurate, we aren&#x
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The sun is responsible for a lot more of our energy than just solar. Photosynthesis, wind, solar (of course), hydro, are all energy sources that directly capture energy from the sun, which we then use. Like the parent poster said, it's
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by hhjinks 4y ago
Isn't Twitch Prime just the extras you get alongside a regular Prime subscription? I'm pretty sure Twitch Turbo is the no ads thing.
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Ask HN: How large a portion of your team's cloud bill is caused by databases?
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by hhjinks 4y ago
Can you explain why you think C# does those things better than Java? And what they correspond to in Java?
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It doesn't follow. A system is a collection of distinct, separate, entities in a single body. They are not equivalent to the personas of most people. They are, to a greater or lesser extent, siloed off from one another, as distinct as
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by hhjinks 4y ago
It's really frustrating to write, until it isn't. The language lets you be extremely expressive with about the same level of mental overhead as a garbage collected language. Once it "clicks," it's a joy to work with
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Perhaps in Australia, but certainly not worldwide. C# is way smaller than even Go in total, and Java is a lumbering giant. Slow perhaps, but there's no David around at the moment.
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It's not even an oversimplification, it's axiomatic. We have easy and tough times, and we have people who lead us into easy and tough times. If we define those who lead a nation out of tough times as "strong men," they a
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by hhjinks 4y ago
The next time Vin eyes someone or something, my lid will blow. There's a whole lot of fingering going on as well. And on the Shattered Plains, there appears to be a rock formation every other step. I enjoy the books, but not for the pr
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by hhjinks 4y ago
I worked on a project where we needed to search in a set of approximately 2,5M addresses, and return the adresses' approximate coordinates. We already used postgres for our other database needs, so slotting this in in our existing stac
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Only once have I worked on a project where a document database did not completely gimp our ability to deliver the data that was required of us, and that was only because that data was regularly cloned to a relational database we could use f
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by hhjinks 4y ago
That depends on your perspective. I could argue that the consciousness merely attributes these actions to itself. The consciousness could be a passive observer, tricking itself into believing it is the cause behind the actions of the meat c
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by hhjinks 4y ago
Why would someone who rejects society care about society's laws?
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I'm not pretending to be an authority on anything, or representing anyone but myself. You can't just pick and choose which parts of society you want to comply with. If you do, you get incarcerated. As a direct consequence, interfa
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by hhjinks 4y ago
I'm happy that worked for you, but nutrition is too complex to make sweeping statements like that. Some scientists say that animal fats are unhealthy, while others correlate the increase in lifestyle diseases with the increased consump
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by hhjinks 4y ago
You're free to live in the woods if you don't like the deal. You don't get to use any of society's infrastructure if you don't opt in, though. You won't be taxed, of course, since you can't engage with any
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by hhjinks 4y ago
60% of college students are women. Do you think most women would want to study abroad in Saudi Arabia? Teach? Do research? Seems like you'll have a hard time becoming a notable university when you've alienated the most numerous ca
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by hhjinks 4y ago
90% of my time spent on youtube is caused by my subscription feed. It baffles me that people actively use youtube for the sake of its recommendations.
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by hhjinks 4y ago
If we reframe this into societal terms, so that this doesn't get dragged into a "not all men want that" argument, why is it that most modern societies had/has rigid, monogamous family units? There are stereotypes for bot
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by hhjinks 4y ago
That's an entirely separate, perhaps even more dire, problem. And it undoubtedly compounds for those men intersecting both categories. But the passive men phenomenon is not directly caused by intergenerational poverty. That is evident
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by hhjinks 5y ago
Agreed. It's like complaining we don't make Leif Erikssons anymore. You can't discover a new continent every day.
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by hhjinks 5y ago
I'm not misquoting them. How do you propose I can cause someone to _literally_ have less money in their pocket, without me _literally_ taking it out of their pocket? Regardless of whether that pocket is a literal pocket, or a bank acco
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by hhjinks 5y ago
> someone very literally ends up with less money in their pocket If I pirate something, how do I _very literally_ take money out of the pocket of the creator?
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by hhjinks 5y ago
Oops, I interpreted it the other way around, that you can't make money off something that is free because you don't take any money for it. My bad.
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by hhjinks 5y ago
I don't think that's true. They're probably referring to the people who fall down into alt-right/whatever radical group "rabbit holes." These people aren't radical from the outset. I'd say the real is
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1. Slavery is still a thing. 2. A metaphor does in no way downplay slavery.
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Being a slave to something is a very common turn of phrase.
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by hhjinks 5y ago
But it's not a very good rhetorical question. Money can be made in something that costs zero dollars by harvesting user data and utilizing it correctly, for example to sell ad space, or sell directly to other interested parties. It is

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