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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
It should serve as a warning for companies who want to leverage the open source community but then do a rugpull
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Most apps are web apps these days. No need for good hardware. Just dedicated js and video player functionality is good enough
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
It’s pretty hard to seal off the kidney from the immune system since the immune system is in the blood and kidneys filter blood
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Sounds to me like a rug pull is imminent
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
It’s not a separate issue. I’d sacrifice my right to repair if that makes stealing less profitable.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Exactly this. I don’t really care if google drive or Dropbox is closed source. Why would I? I’ll just use syncthing (open sourced alternative) if shit hits the fan. Let them earn their money by providing bandwidth, safe storage and file ver
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
It also protects housing supply from increasing
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Unfortunately the only expertise politicians understand is making money so hopefully meta starts seeing the value of lobbying
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
You’re squarely on the side of protectionist government funded media here like the CBC, not local news
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
And yet the government extorts all similar public spaces
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Then block users! Governments have nothing on tech talent and that’s their loss
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
The law exempting them from paying fees hasn’t even been drafted yet
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
It’s going to be a tf or PyTorch feature rather than going directly to writing things in C. No point solving this problem only once.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
It’s justified to feel indignant when observing injustice.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
It’s not possible because the point of services is that you can jack up the pricing any time. Perpetuities are only possible because of non negative interest rates but inflation tends to be higher so they don’t pay out constant in terms of
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Not that extreme but some banking apps on android did check for root at some point and refused to run so there may be precedent
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Do you have a better definition?
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
They’re doing the Kodak maneuver. Meaning they’ll be spending cash on innovation because a minority of shareholders want to see them investing in the future but almost everyone isn’t willing to see actual losses. So then they’ll just keep s
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
If you iron man the argument then it’s an error correction argument in that this simple ecc method can be what favours a base-4 encoding instead
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
And then comes the actual wild fires
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Recurrent networks are exponential. They also blow up and decay exponentially. So this is not necessarily worse than rnns
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Brains are complex probability machines but doesn’t work only on language. It interacts with and learns from the environment, sets its own objective functions and tries to learn better.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
It strikes me as a bit weird that these time series packages tend to discard the time component of the data and just.. not do anything with it. Prophet, for example uses dates to create Fourier terms and indicators to holidays for example a
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Exactly. That just sounds like a Bayesian update
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Power isn’t just the stuff coming out of the wall, it’s also the heat you have to dissipate.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
PC gaming is responsible for most of the bugs. With Nvidia going all in on cloud compute, gaming is going either console or cloud IMO.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Given how much of a typical code base does depend on databases I think that’s a good perspective.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
The housing crisis is exactly how densification starts. It will happen when market forces are allowed to work despite the god awful amount of regulations.
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
I guess you can do a lot of degrees with chapgpt and 27 weeks these days
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by hotstickyballs 3y ago
Radarr and sonarr stacks basically manage your torrenting for you if you haven’t been in the space for a while. Nice Lego bricks in your stack.

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