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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
I was hoping for a reason that had a basis in the DMA not just feelings.
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
Let’s be real most people don’t give a shit (unless they’re into emulators apparently), this is really about companies trying to slice up the pie between them.
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
How do we know they wouldnt like it? Surely their intention wouldn’t be to stop Apple receiving a benefit from providing a platform.
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
I’d rather not be treated as a cost centre and have non-tech business people second-guess everything.
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
A super efficient gas generator could be useful here. Maybe something like a phase change thermal battery to pick up the “waste” heat from the gas to electricity conversion could achieve more efficiency over the standard implementation.
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
> It is not implementing code given to it by a human. The structure, in terms of the emulation of uneducated nodes and layers, may well be the result of programming, but that is just the equivalent of the hardware ANN. The actual operati
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
My instinct is to distrust messing around with stones. Probably not a well informed take but since learning about asbestos I’m distrusting mineral wool insulation, and now this.
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
Obviously not, a trained economist would know about market failures.
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
Markets have market failures like externalities and information asymmetry
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
That’s the convention but you can use aliases too as in this example https://stackoverflow.com/a/7264842
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Flags parsing in PowerShell (vs. Unix) (2020)(jmmv.dev)
4 points by jbjbjbjb 3y ago|2 comments
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
The clean solution is quite simple - if you don’t want non IT people writing software then buy a product to solve the issue or hire some experienced professional developers. The problem is that a lot of time the clean solution isn’t feasibl
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
Ballmer didn't anticipate how the form factor of the iPhone and having the internet in your hand would fundamentally offer different ways to communicate beyond just email. He overlooked how capable the device would be for text messagin
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
I tried running a llama model using oobabooga but kept running into one problem after the next. Anyone know of a config that might work (even quite slowly) on an i9 laptop, 32gb ram with nvidia graphics 8gb?
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
It’s not just the current government, the whole of Parliament including the various committees are eager to just go along with the intelligence and security agencies who tell them encryption is bad.
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
I feel like I agree with some conclusions but the lack of evidence and abundance of hyperbole make for a poor blog post. Going by his logic we’d be left with the USA as the only developed country.
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
The whole of Europe is on the decline
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
I’m pretty sure Apple will handle the battery they replaced for me better than most consumers will. And if the old battery does find its way to a recycling service and the not the landfill I hope the service is not run by a local council li
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by jbjbjbjb 3y ago
Did any customers receive an email about this from Google? I have not.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
That’s what James Clear would call a keystone habit
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
Hammerhead now that’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time… since my teens. Just googled it and there’s an mobile app! https://ruismaker.com/hammerhead/
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
There are plenty of alternatives if you want something less commercial. ExcelDna is a great choice.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I realise this is only a surface level comparison but the Julia code uses the built in factorial function which I think uses lookup tables and the C# version uses a recursive static method, the Python code has your own lookup table. I guess
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I’ve been messing around with Microsoft’s Polyglot Notebooks which looks pretty interesting. Caveat: I’ve not used Jupyter and that was my first experience of notebooks.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
Can it write slide decks as openxml?
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I was expecting the opposite conclusion in your final sentence. That staying in a stable, comfortable but dull job becomes less and less worth it. The interpretation relies on the reader’s experience I guess.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I don’t get why maths teachers tend not to take the time to explain the definition properly. Even the symbols aren’t explained, they just assume students know the symbols.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I looked into this and found, annoyingly, that even if used the Remote Desktop rarely and I could deallocate the machine to not get charged, it was actually the price for storage that made it too expensive.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
The thing I find fascinating about meditation is “observing” the consciousness. When I meditate and my mind is clear I can notice the moment a thought appears and that it arrived spontaneously without conscious effort. Like it was on a back
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
Am I right in thinking she created the icons which is the end product but would have built the process and a whole business around it through her firm? That is super impressive. I would like to read more on that part of her career.

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