hnaccy

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by hnaccy 7y ago
We're already over the carrying capacity if the world wants first world lifestyle.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Then they will inevitably collapse...
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by hnaccy 7y ago
The population physically cannot grow limitlessly so there must be a point at which you level off. If you wait longer you're increasing the number of people that have to suffer during the transition period and increasing the ecological
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by hnaccy 7y ago
We're not working for the algorithms we're working for the owners. Fresh paint on old tale.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>They're already safer than human drivers, with fewer accidents per mile than humans. There's no way you have enough good data to make this claim. But yes if we exclude Tesla, ignore non-pax deaths, and vaguely extrapolate from
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>That particular publication also tends to be the electric bug zapper for a lot of chuds, so there's a lot of misinformation out there. What's that mean?
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Yes.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>Riggleman was in the Air Force for eleven years, serving as an intelligence officer. He then worked as a contractor for the National Security Agency. He may just be familiar with programming.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
The goal isn't to save "a large percentage of the world's population"...
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>The key point here is our programmers are Googlers, they’re not researchers. They’re typically, fairly young, fresh out of school, probably learned Java, maybe learned C or C++, probably learned Python. They’re not capable of understand
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by hnaccy 7y ago
A 2018 Camaro ZL1 1LE is ~70k and is faster at Laguna Seca and Nurburgring.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>The problem is most people that want undocumented immigrants deported don't actually want them deported. They just want them to be an underclass available for cheap labor Do you have source backing this up?
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by hnaccy 7y ago
What's the actual number of 9s for the major cloud services these days? My impression from their PR seems to mismatch the number of outages and issues lately.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
US police were/are already operating spy planes to monitor large sections of cities for hours on end with higher temporal resolution. https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-baltimore-secret-sur...
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by hnaccy 7y ago
These numbers make my head implode. Back to the leetcode grind.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
The close button has been on the left for years on mac? What version are you using?
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Didn't you say some manga re-uploaders used Blogger for free image hosing bandwidth? Did that get shut down?
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by hnaccy 7y ago
I like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reborn_as_a_Vending_Machine,_I...
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by hnaccy 7y ago
If you can't afford condoms don't have sex. 23% of those 18-30 aren't having sex and they're not dying. https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/03/29/share-ame...
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by hnaccy 7y ago
There's a gap between only the rich reproduce and habitually unemployed/low-wage workers shouldn't have multiple kids at a young age.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>Human beings will always make bad choices. There is nothing wrong with helping them when they do. You're forcing others to help them by threat of force.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Unless they get punished or lose all their customers how is it a liability?
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by hnaccy 7y ago
No. From my link: >Additionally, we provide strong counterexamples to two recently proposed theories that models learned through pruning techniques can be trained from scratch to the same test set performance of a model learned with spar
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by hnaccy 7y ago
This paper had trouble getting this to work with lager models I believe. https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.09574
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by hnaccy 7y ago
How do you know there's a stopped object in front of you?
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Sorry I don't want to live in Harrison Bergeron world.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>It also falls under the US supreme court test for obscenity and is equally illegal in the US I fail to see how a shooting video appeals to the prurient interest in any way.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Can you believe it you've already finished C, think you can do Matlab?
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Tech companies today seem more homogenous in thought and educational background than gender or race.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Why limitation in quotes? Do you feel it is not one in practice?

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