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by jb1991 2y ago
https://www.quora.com/Is-there-any-universal-function-approx...
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by jb1991 2y ago
FYI, there are actually many algorithms going back longer than the neural network algorithm that have been proven to be a universal function approximator. Neural networks are certainly not the only and not the first to do so. There are quit
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As the article states, it wasn't just stimulant qualities, it was also for morale. Imagine having no choice but to drink tea after decades of very rapid cultural absorption of coffee by every person.
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by jb1991 2y ago
> Writing GUI apps is painful everywhere, and has been for years. Disagree. GUI development on Apple platforms using either UIKit or Appkit is something I've always found expressive, simple, and fun. SwiftUI is a different beast, bu
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Until there is a cure for cancer.
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Duff's Device and Coroutines (2008)(research.swtch.com)
19 points by jb1991 2y ago|6 comments
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I don’t know how they are doing it differently, but it’s definitely a different experience than Safari.
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by jb1991 2y ago
Interesting. From a user experience, Firefox for iPhone has been a really excellent app, it’s been my preferred browser for years.
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Ryanair Boeing 737 MAX plunges 2,000ft in 17 seconds(standard.co.uk)
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We’ve been using this in production for the last three months and I can report it has been fairly smooth overall. Only very minor downtime, and we’ve received a lot of communication from our customers about it, they like it quite a bit. So
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by jb1991 2y ago
Not only do I agree with you, I actually think you have sugarcoated it.
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Ketogenic Diets and Cancer: Emerging Evidence (2017)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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What exactly is meant by this comment.
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by jb1991 2y ago
I invite you to try it yourself to see if it is difficult or not.
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I would argue the person prompting the LLM and piecing it all together is still a human author. The LLM is just a tool. The average person cannot sit down and create a project with an LLM, so the human is still a key factor. To say there is
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by jb1991 2y ago
Hi, to the author, this is a typo worthy of fixing: "Disscussion"
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by jb1991 2y ago
Thanks, I'm convinced and happy to be corrected. Thanks, HN!
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Yeah, the risk for those already ailing with heart are important to know, and I mentioned this here in another comment as well. But, here are some overall counterpoints for the majority of the population: How lobbyists made breakfast '
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by jb1991 2y ago
Interesting, I’ll have to read that one. There was another study discussed here several months ago that had the opposite conclusion.
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It is not at all a fact, though it was widely disbursed as one for many decades in the 20th century. In fact, recent studies have proven quite the opposite, that it has almost no effect on health or mortality if someone eats or skips breakf
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by jb1991 2y ago
EVO's smoke point is not great for deep frying or high-heat frying, but it's great for quick medium-heat stir-frys and anything in the oven at 350f/180c or below.
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by jb1991 2y ago
"Breakfast is the most important meal of the day" is one of the most ingenious lies ever crafted for commercial gain.
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by jb1991 2y ago
That’s a large delay for Starliner. But a small delay for mankind.
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by jb1991 2y ago
I’m curious since I often see this assumption: why do you assume that if something is true in a mouse that it is therefore true in a human? This is often not true yet people often draw that conclusion as their first natural reaction.
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by jb1991 2y ago
Here is an interview with the inventor of the microwave: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2tdiKTSdE9Y
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by jb1991 2y ago
The microwave was originally invented to reanimate -- that is, bring back to life -- small frozen animals... and it worked. But, they soon discovered this would not work on humans primarily due to the size. In other words, size does matter.
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by jb1991 2y ago
Why do they use the words progressive web app, seems like a fancy term for just saving a link to your home screen. Is there some additional benefit you get besides this shortcut? Does it do things a webpage does not once it’s been added to
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by jb1991 2y ago
I just discovered something interesting while playing your game: I’ve been playing solitaire incorrectly for my entire life, several decades! I thought maybe you had changed the rules but then I just looked up the rules and I see it’s I who
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by jb1991 2y ago
That’s interesting, thanks. I just did it successfully, I don’t think I’ve ever installed an app like this before. So I guess when I click it it’s just opening a browser window with no actual browser controls and then loading the site?
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by jb1991 2y ago
I don’t know much about these kinds of apps, but when I visit your game page, I don’t see any way to actually add it to the homepage on my iPhone. Is this something that iOS doesn’t allow, or is there another way to do it? The game looks pr

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