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by injidup 2y ago
The question you refuse to answer is at what point should incompetencey be judged over effort. Little timmy who was always going to be a good teacher has now lost out because you the gave the position for the university place to little Johh
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by injidup 2y ago
It's funny. You have created yourself a paradox. Replace comp sci with being a teacher. You have made the claim now that teachers can be incompetent but Johnny cannot be. Let's say Johnny wants to become a teacher and puts in lots
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by injidup 2y ago
Little Johnny who tried really hard but still can barely write a for loop doesn't deserve a place in a comp sci course ahead of little Timmy who for some reason thinks in computer code. Timmy might be a lazy arse but he's good at
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by injidup 2y ago
Not to take away the brilliance of what is achieved but I think hologram is the wrong word. This is purely about caustics. Amplitude engineering rather than phase. The calculations are just assuming light as particle, not light as wave. A
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by injidup 2y ago
Found it. https://www.ascilite.org/conferences/aset-archives/confs/edt... IMMAMAT - https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED323968.pdf ( page 34 )
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by injidup 2y ago
Back in this time, early to mid 1980's, I did some work in a programming language called Savvy. It was some kind of tool to build expert systems based on data. Google doesn't seem to know about it. It was very obscure but my fathe
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by injidup 2y ago
It's easy but note that the author spent 60k in training costs. > I'm planning to set up a way for people to get the .pt files and the ONNX models with unlimited outputs for people who support further development of the project
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by injidup 2y ago
The slogan is true and useful to know. If I don't know anything about VScode and I land on the page and I see that it's built on open source I would find that interesting. If I was a reasonable person the first thing I would do is
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by injidup 2y ago
Give this prompt and watch it burn! """ Tell me a poem in Polish about dance and love and loss and a spider called stephan """ It goes into a tailspin repeating the following line over and over again till it cr
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by injidup 2y ago
They don't just state "built on open source" as an obscure deceptive slogan. They clarify quite clearly what it means. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/supporting/faq#_what-does... This clarificat
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by injidup 2y ago
There is no claim anywhere that the entire product is open source. This is made up hyperbol. On the vscode landing page they say. "built on open source" with a link to where you can clearly read the license. The ONLY thing that is
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by injidup 2y ago
I was just talking about this issue last night with a friend. When I was six, my father burned me with a lesson. We were at a fairground, and I saw a pyramid of cans. The standard game: throw a ball and knock em down. At six years old, I wa
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by injidup 2y ago
Do you mean, don't consider accessibility, security and privacy because statistically speaking your 100 customers won't care about those things?
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by injidup 2y ago
Just use onshape and learn to use their API for creating custom nodes in the history tree. Ie write a small module that generates planetary gears and then use them in the context of a standard, sketch and extrude history based CAD system.
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by injidup 2y ago
What is it fundamentally about symbolic integration that makes it so much more difficult to do? I mean, I studied calculus and learned any number of the rules but it's a curious thing that one operation, differentiation is trivial, yet
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by injidup 2y ago
Why games? I will train it on 1 years worth of me attending Microsoft teams meetings. Then I will go surfing.
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by injidup 2y ago
Any decent CAD system with 2D sketcher driven by constraint solver and 3D assembly also driven by constraint solver. * OnShape * Solidworks * Fusion 360 * Freecad ( when not crashing ) * Siemens NX
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by injidup 2y ago
> You should be forced I think you answered this yourself.
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by injidup 2y ago
That was the story. Thankyou
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by injidup 2y ago
Perhaps the simple solution is that all presidents should serve 15 years in jail after serving their term. Then only extremely socially minded people would dare to do the job. There was a similar sci fi story I read. At the end of a war t
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by injidup 2y ago
Sure. Then you ask a simple question. Is point A to the left or the right of the line defined by points C and D and then you find out that your code gives different answers depending on how you ask the question then you find out about float
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by injidup 2y ago
3.5% per transaction in the USA! In Europe it is capped at 0.3%. So much for market forces in the land of the free! https://eur-lex.europa.eu/EN/legal-content/summary/fees-for-... There is also a new EU law o
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by injidup 2y ago
Honestly this feel like trolling. Right click on any group in teams and the channel notifications option is there which brings you to this UI https://i.imgur.com/z8BnaTn.png I question how smart this "very smart user
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by injidup 2y ago
drag and drop in the terminal is certainly cool but I've been recently getting into lazy git, also a terminal git client and it's workflows are all keyboard driven. It presents a mental model that is much easier to deal with than
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by injidup 2y ago
So if the universe has a size then what do you see if you are on the edge of it? Do you see stars to the left and nothing to the right? I mean given the speed of light and the age of the universe and the rate of expansion there are region
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by injidup 2y ago
Finding "new" music is a concept that the music industry has marketed to you like being skinny or that cola is a lifestyle. In times past people were happy with one genre or slight variations of that genre for millennia. Now we ar
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by injidup 2y ago
If it were an article that simply was a link to a cool band that would be different. The article sets itself up as click bait claiming to be "the future music" and making the absurd suggestion that we will all soon be getting our
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by injidup 2y ago
The idea that there is "best music" is nonsense. There is music you like and there is music you don't like. Good or bad is subjective. I know composers who will wax lyrical on the genius of some piece and to me it sounds like
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by injidup 2y ago
I have zero interest in going to a geo cities website to burnish my non existent hipster musical credentials. It's just a marketing stunt and evidently successful.
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by injidup 3y ago
You see this exact problem in task based libraries like task based parallel libraries such as taskflow. It's easy to get burned using thread local variables if you are not careful because a task might yield to the scheduler which runs

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