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by hwers 5y ago
Shouldn't the real link be https://www.oreilly.com/content/a-short-history-of-the-oreil...
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by hwers 5y ago
Is that links supposed to be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmTwlEh8L7g , the one you used didn't work for me
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by hwers 5y ago
Just have patience and don't sell your crypto just yet. Peoples moods are so temporary and forgetful there for sure will be another bubble within months again.
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by hwers 5y ago
Lovely initiative, even though I can't think of ideas at the moment (just wanted to applaud).
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by hwers 5y ago
Makes me wonder if this can be trusted to actually work to amplify all sides of the political compass. GoFundMe's recent example comes to mind as techs untrustworthiness to not meddle with things in the direction of the CEOs preferred
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by hwers 5y ago
I wonder how often these things actually work. At this point officials must get so many texts that they can't possibly be reading them and they know they're highly liable to be automated rather than necessarily representing real a
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by hwers 5y ago
Don't say stuff like that in a public forum there's bound to be people who fit that criterion reading this
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by hwers 5y ago
Makes me wonder if the bot comments like this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30220886 was a ploy to strategically silence this story somehow (by using abusing the flame war disincentivizer feature).
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by hwers 5y ago
A lot of hate in these comments but I recently played Far Cry 6 on stadia and had a lovely experience. Much cheaper than buying the whole game (I unsubscribed after I finished which was within a months time) and I appreciated being able to
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by hwers 5y ago
Watching this get over 730 likes and 1100 comments and be pushed to the very bottom of the front page of HN. Hm.
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by hwers 5y ago
Are you a bot?
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by hwers 5y ago
Thanks for the links! These helped me find some new nice trails to follow.
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by hwers 5y ago
If that were the case why was it ever at 1.8 stars to begin with then? The drastic change (with no software updates) certainly doesn't make intentional manipulation far fetched.
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by hwers 5y ago
Hey that's not too bad really. Less than a 4 day work week and things might get boring.
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by hwers 5y ago
I guess what's going on here, the reason people are divided, is that on software that you dislike (or are forced to use) people generally hate settings and just want the thing to work. On software that people love (like a piece of
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by hwers 5y ago
Right now is honestly a great time to get into 3D stuff with blender and threejs etc. They've been brewing in adolescence for like a decade but it's all suddenly really mature and exciting right now (and mobile GPUs have caught up
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by hwers 5y ago
At this point "fallacy" just strikes the same note to me as "misinformation". It's mostly used as a political device to get ideas you want to be true into social consensus but the reality is usually more ambiguous.
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by hwers 5y ago
Yeah, posts like this getting a lot of upvotes makes me feel like I don't understand how humans operate these days anymore.
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by hwers 5y ago
Another random reason webassembly is really cool is that it let's you run ML models way faster after page load than through the GPU (which can take a ton of time to load all the buffers into VRAM).
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by hwers 5y ago
Glad the guy made bank from it. I'd literally had a few worried minutes about the injustice of making something so viral and it not e.g. translating to more security health and happiness for his family.
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Ask HN: What would be your go to solution for WebSocket games in 2022?
2 points by hwers 5y ago|0 comments
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by hwers 5y ago
Do you really care that little about advertising your site that you won’t even make a github account to help it grow?
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by hwers 5y ago
In some sense this already exists (via users clicking away if it loads too slowly). So maybe the market has a nice balancing function for this already.
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by hwers 5y ago
I wish there was a way to filter this for non text only sites. Yeah it loads fast and has a small footprint but that's hardly impressive when it's just a no css site containing a few paragraphs. I'd love to see some tiny impr
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by hwers 5y ago
I mean what you do in these situations is just have NY times write an article like this on you that you can point to in job applications and any reputational damage is probably nullified.
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by hwers 5y ago
I think it's honorable to stand up for what you believe in in this way. But in this case I believe the cause he stood up against was a bit misguided.
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by hwers 5y ago
It's to a huge degree google giving crap results and not many actual pages disappearing. The other day I searched for "f.position.vsub is not a function"[1] and after the first 3 results it starts giving just completely irrel
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by hwers 5y ago
You still need to train 1 million architectures though before you can start the search (dataset inflexible)… I suppose there’s some value in possibly finding radically different networks (though I wonder if it’d fare well in such outlier re
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by hwers 5y ago
Can anyone enlighten me how you'd make use of this practically though? It seems like you need like a dataset of a million models to train this beast (all of which trained on a specific dataset). Yeah it can figure out the weights for a
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Ask HN: Can you get away with “by using this site you accept cookies”
10 points by hwers 5y ago|4 comments

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