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injidup
3y ago
If you are sure stocks are over or under priced then go mortgage your house and trade your financial security against the market and win.
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injidup
3y ago
Not all buttons are created equal. I have an admittedly older 2016 ford galaxy. The physical buttons are mostly all low profile smooth and flat buttons with thin gaps between them. There is very little tactile feedback to indicate where you
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injidup
4y ago
I think it might have been this sequence. https://www.pinakothek.de/kunst/johann-christian-reinhart/bl... though I suspect I remembered them a bit bigger than they actually were.
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injidup
4y ago
I was in the "Alte Pinoteke" in Munich, Germany, on Sunday. It is a fabulous gallery full of huge and old master paintings. There was a certain 4 frame series with each frame about 5m long by 3m high. Each was an architectural stu
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injidup
4y ago
I don't know. Is there anything stopping you using the latest Miley Cyrus album for commercial purposes if you downloaded it via torrent and never agreed to any licencing terms?
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injidup
4y ago
What about MS Access. I used to use it years ago. It was amazing how simple it was to create and deploy an application based on relational data.
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injidup
4y ago
And what would your different shell do with a command that just returned plain text. You have the same parsing problem. Powershell gives you a standard object system to work with that if you lift stuff into are then available to everything
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injidup
4y ago
Coroutines don't really have anything to do with threads. They are just a way for you to model suspending and resuming functions. If you have every tried to implement a complicated iterator you will find that you model a for loop in yo
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injidup
4y ago
Not sure why you are arguing about large classes with extraneous data. If this is how you program your classes and it works for you then great but honestly you should try for small immutable class where possible with pure functions ( method
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injidup
4y ago
The object state is a parameter passed to the function. The number of arguments passed to a function does not affect it's purity. The feed forward recognition phase of an LLM is pure but has billions of parameters. The purity is defi
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injidup
4y ago
I do this in c++ quite often with short lambdas auto not_null = [&]{ return (bool)p; }; auto not_space = [&]{ return (*p != ' '); }; if (not_null() && not_space()) { It's not quite as ergonomic but
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injidup
4y ago
You said "requires" hashing. Sets and Maps do not require hashing. Through it is correct to observe the unfortunate naming convention in the c++ std lib. std::set and std::map should be std::ordered_set and std::ordered_map sts:
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injidup
4y ago
the instance of the class is a parameter to the function. As well your definition of pure is not the accepted definition. The definition depends absolutely nothing on the internal implementation as long as some in invariants hold. 1. Fo
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4y ago
Sets and maps do not required hashing. Specifically std::map and std::set in the C++ standard library are based on ordered trees.
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4y ago
> I will not harm you if you don't harm me. Perhaps we should be nice to algorithms purely for survival purposes.
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injidup
4y ago
It says on the front page Mac and Web only https://github.com/makepad/makepad#prerequisites (windows and linux are coming )
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injidup
4y ago
So strange. It's failure modes are kind of random black farts - just generates squiggles 90% of the time https://i.imgur.com/znk9lj5.png red farts - works all the time https://i.imgur.com/KeL5DtF.png b
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injidup
4y ago
Takes a bit to beat ChatGPT into submission but... (Me) Format me a url that will ask wolfram alpha how many calories in a cubic light year of ice cream (Chat) I'm sorry, but I'm afraid that's not a physically meaningful conc
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injidup
4y ago
Not sure what the news is here. 5 axis+ machining has been a thing for years. Stone, wood, plastic metal. No problem. https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.moduleworks.com/%3F...
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injidup
4y ago
DJ culture ist almost exactly that. Curation over creation.
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injidup
4y ago
Super lightweight wings for my hydrofoil!
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injidup
4y ago
Then please mark which image is generated and unique and which is a copy. There are obvious copyright issues as I'm sure the licensing from lexica will be different to the image you generate yourself.
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injidup
4y ago
I don't see where they say this. I see that they say you can upload your own stable diffusion images and that you can use images from lexica.art as inspiration. """ You can upload previously created stable diffusion imag
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injidup
4y ago
This just seems way too fast. I'm betting they have a ton of pre-generated stable diffusion images taken from somewhere (midjourney maybe?) and then are just finding a nearest match with your input text rather than spending money on ac
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injidup
4y ago
This may be some kind of malware. I ran it till the game downloaded and started playing. Suddenly I noticed that my mouse cursor was no longer visible. After restarting the computer the mouse cursor is still missing. I've tried this tw
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injidup
4y ago
A spreadsheet with two cells only. Take that bloatware excel!
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injidup
4y ago
I'm assuming that this is a joke paper trolling the philosophy department at Stanford.
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injidup
4y ago
Because "shiny"
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4y ago
A parabolic trajectory would occur if the earth was flat.
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injidup
4y ago
Ok! Point taken. Sorry!
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