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hoseja
2y ago
>Memory Management Problems I suspect some quadratic or worse algorithm in the handwriting curve rendering.
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hoseja
2y ago
Surely, given that drones can nowadays deliver heavy ordnance into distant trenches undetected, an amazon drone should be able to perform a similat feat?
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2y ago
Hummingbirds just fill me with anxiety. Miserable fate to devolve into an insect.
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The planetside wet carbon-based chauvinism is outstanding. We don't even know what goes on inside our own Sun (a place with immense energy flux ripe for sustaining lifeforms, whatever they might be) and these people are looking for a s
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2y ago
The reasons mostly are "they are all owned by elites whose names you're not allowed to even know and who would like to keep the serfs docile and ignorant".
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2y ago
"fraudsters" and "bots" Sure, Jan. Whatever lets you sleep at night.
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2y ago
It makes perfect sense? Let's be a little cheeky and invent analogues. Try for example "color". person that does coloring - colorer thing that does coloring - colorant
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2y ago
https://brettmilam.com/2020/09/17/naels-poem-the-tiger/
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The only poem I remember recently (if there were others, they haven't made impact) is "The Tiger" by Nael, age 6. Perhaps the only worthwhile contribution to the utterly dead field of 21st century poetry. "Few of Twitter
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2y ago
That seems like a perfectly fine way to start a disruptive venture. Tesla started as a way to grow luxury EVs for money, except real experts got acquired.
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2y ago
>At recreational doses >already after three months of high-dose ketamine use Recreational?
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2y ago
I have the opposite problem, many things I download seem so well-seeded (seedboxes?) that I rarely achieve any sort of respectable ratio even if my uplink idles most of the time. It might be client problem but I haven't found much anyo
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2y ago
But what is the nature of the "perturbations"? Relativistically self-interacting knots/manifolds? Can you take the elastic medium and fold it onto itself (through higher dimensions?) in a manner similar to (but not the same a
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And yet the non-western world is full of German engineers hoping to accomplish some insane feat for a brutal dictator, away from the scolding eye of all-regulating bureaucracy.
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2y ago
It can hit north of South America, subsaharan Africa or India. It cannot hit Iran or China, we already know this.
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2y ago
I was hoping for hard data, this seems like a lot of simply simulated assumptions instead. Also, €100 is not "30% less" than €300, it's either just "30%" or "66% less" (~)
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2y ago
Not quite to the level of hunt-and-pecking but unless you are typing up reams of boilerplate, typing speed really isn't a bottleneck to intelectual work with a computer.
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2y ago
It would be great to have a machine of loving grace summarizing and organizing all the hitherto ephemeral information, at least within an organization.
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2y ago
That's not direct return of VC-invested cash that people are refusing to see past in here.
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2y ago
Well sure but how much cash did the MaPr corp. make selling their new and improved model implosion-type-u-235?
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2y ago
I see it a little differently. What was the direct economic return of the Manhattan Project?
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2y ago
This, in three(plus one) dimensions and with some devilish complication, is what I imagine quantum relativity (theory of everything) will turn out to be — elementary particles as topological structures made of spacetime. String theory seems
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2y ago
>Using singletons wasn’t exactly a bad idea in this case since most of the code wasn’t covered with unit tests. Huh?
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2y ago
The last two paragraphs are really great.
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2y ago
Does homeownership not imply major participation in house maintenance in America? Do you just have "handymen" do everything for you? Do you only interact with your physical environment in superficial ways?
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2y ago
How do you live in a house without knowing what a hole saw is?
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2y ago
When you RLHF, you get what you deserve.
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Oh joy! Just in time for all computation to move to GPUs running eight-bit "floats".
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2y ago
Paragraph sixteen, second sentence.
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2y ago
And you didn't even get to Libya.
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