in3d

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by in3d 5y ago
You talked about the opening but now you’re linking to endgame tablebases? Not at all comparable.
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by in3d 5y ago
Your response doesn’t apply to truly solved positions.
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by in3d 5y ago
You likely have dreams, just don’t remember them.
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by in3d 5y ago
This is true about NYC but not about Boston or any other U.S. cities.
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by in3d 5y ago
Sarcasm? I hope?
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by in3d 5y ago
Seems like nobody else cares about the inability to run Boot Camp on M1 Macs? There’s enough Windows-only software out there that I wouldn’t want to upgrade my older x86 MacBook Pro.
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Two Chinese teams claim to have reached primacy with quantum computers(phys.org)
2 points by in3d 5y ago|0 comments
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by in3d 5y ago
Assuming that it is indeed technically possible, is there any way to do it and not have it be an ethical nightmare?
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by in3d 5y ago
It will go down to 0% in Germany in several months. Germany is shutting down its last six nuclear power plants and no new ones can be built. Italy, Switzerland and Belgium also want to shut down their nuclear power plants. Shameful, unscien
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by in3d 5y ago
LA and SF were close for me but in very different ways. Agree about NYC, easy #1.
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by in3d 5y ago
I wish people would specify how many restaurants they visited in each city they judge. I think 50 is the minimum before we can judge any city as a whole. NYC > Chicago > SF > LA > Miami.
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by in3d 5y ago
It’s true that C++ is huge but the complaint should be about the lack of epochs that would let us simplify the language instead of about very useful new features such as concepts, modules, or constexpr. If you’re already programming in C++
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by in3d 5y ago
I think that depends on the field and on your definition of “anyone.” I’d bet against an average 100 spatial/math IQ person being able to get a PhD in math or physics, even if hardworking and patient. They would probably be something l
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by in3d 5y ago
Dogs might be so friendly because they have their version of Williams syndrome: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/19/science/dogs-genes-sociab...
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by in3d 5y ago
Their pretrained 128-wide net has a total of 9.2 million parameters: https://www.kaggle.com/selfishgene/single-neuron-as-deep-net...
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by in3d 5y ago
Up to 256.
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by in3d 5y ago
Awesome to see projects like this! I have music-to-visual synesthesia when smoking pot and making something that shows how music looks to me is a project that I’d like get to sometime also. My problem is that I don’t really care to get high
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by in3d 5y ago
My first computer was a Commodore 64 and I’ve had this exact setup for around 9 years now.
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by in3d 5y ago
Unfortunately, I haven’t found a modern replacement and I was searching everywhere about a year ago. Somebody else in this thread just mentioned the new Huawei MateView 3:2 but it’s 28” and it doesn’t seem to be currently available in the U
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by in3d 5y ago
I only see a 28.3” monitor from Huawei listed for now: https://consumer.huawei.com/en/monitors/mateview/specs/ . Not available in the U.S.
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by in3d 5y ago
I have a similar layout with 3 30’’ 16:10 monitors (2560x1600 older Dells). I haven’t had any neck-related issues with this setup.
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High-throughput mapping of a whole rhesus monkey brain at micrometer resolution(nature.com)
2 points by in3d 5y ago|0 comments
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by in3d 5y ago
Directly contradicted by the data I linked for other countries. In the US, pandemic (expected to be temporary) job losses with extended unemployment, cash grants, and other special programs like the eviction moratorium are not comparable to
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by in3d 5y ago
Your initial statement that job losses led to an increase in homicides is not supported by any data though. You’d have to establish this first before we can talk meaningfully about the financial status of households during the pandemic. Als
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by in3d 5y ago
Not a strong evidence for sure but the loss of jobs is not a good explanation either since there hasn’t been a similar jump in homicides in other countries.
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by in3d 5y ago
> In fact, because the sample size for homicides is so small, exactly the opposite is true. In general, studies that look at homicide rates in the '80s and '90s simply don't have the power to be meaningful. The unit of stu
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by in3d 5y ago
But AGI might not imply consciousness.
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by in3d 5y ago
It’s hard to see why VR headsets with pass-through would win out over AR headsets (like the Hololens) in the long term for such uses. But I suppose if you need something right now, VR would be more available and cheaper.
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by in3d 5y ago
There are good reasons for buying an EV but this article is not convincing. The author thinks an M3 is a “real sports car” (it’s definitely not), so no surprise that the article doesn’t talk about a big downside that makes EVs less fun to d
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by in3d 5y ago
Just a quick note: SPACs are newly formed shell companies. You may be thinking of reverse mergers.

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