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AI writes scene at Normandy Beach written in style of Cormac McCarthy
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Anyone get superbad? It got Hangover for my suggestions
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A puzzle game I made in Flash in highschool in 2005 (Psychopath) was rebuilt last year by someone who played it in highschool. I have been working with him on it too (shameless plug: https://pathology.gg ). Many of the original p
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https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/363/tips-for-go... Enjoy!
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I am curious if there are languages that would be able to use the same techniques but beat the number of chars. Code golfers often use Ruby due to what the syntax allows. Also, a shameless plug, but if you are interested in a Sokoban like g
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Do Black Holes Make Up Dark Energy? – Sabine Hossenfelder
(youtube.com)
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I actually love both Sabine and Dr Becky. I think they both do a great job with different styles.
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4y ago
Care to elaborate? I'm no physicist but the video seemed rational? What is your issue with her arguments?
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He is a professor at Harvard - I imagine he wouldn't get to that role if the science didn't have some merit. Where did he ever say that resveratol was the fountain of youth? Interviews I've seen with him seem more reasonable
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Where can I read more about this field of research?
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Ask HN: What are your predictions for the world in 2023?
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Also disliked the movie for similar but also different reasons. The first is the political layer on top of the film. Miles is obviously supposed to be Elon - "everyone thinks is genius but is an idiot" and the Twitch guy is suppos
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Question: are any of these novel sorting algorithms being used in modern databases or tech stacks?
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Nice to see your article on here Keith... Maybe there is a way to get the old experiment a day back in order ? That is a gem worthwhile to share today too
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The study of colors seems to neglect that back before taking photos were ubiquitous, photographers would have a higher likelihood of taking photos of colorful, more interesting things (why waste a photo on something boring?) Regarding cars
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> To attempt to reorg a finalized block (blocks are generally finalized after 6 minutes) you have to commit to losing 1/3 of total staked ether, currently several billion dollars. Hmm... Several billion dollars is not actually that
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4y ago
1. Alice sends “Bob attack on Friday. I will send this continously until I receive a message” 2. Bob sends “Got it. Do not send another message.” 3. Alice receives it and then stops sending messages. 4. Bob now knows Alice received the mess
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I just started watching (and enjoying) Sabine's YouTube channel after one of her posts were shared on HN the other week. I am surprised to find so many people here have negative opinions on Sabine. I've probably seen a dozen video
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On the flip side I've also experienced the opposite. Someone modifies existing code from an open source library and then we aren't able to safely upgrade it because of tons of merge conflicts with the modifications that were added
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Somewhat got confused by the question given part 1. I didnt think we were asked to modify the source but just write a middle layer. Considering you want to stay in sync with the main codebase for memcache with updates and what not, my (pote
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There is somewhat of an unconscious assumption from us Americans that the rest of the world is aware of the events of our country… Language, current events, or even geography. For example, when I visit Europeans, it always throws me off a l
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I meant for a bot perspective.
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Do any bots incorporate the history of wordle words? Wordle never repeats previous words so I wonder if the “best Xth word to guess” could change at some point?
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Has anyone else had the problem where the first generation Small Child seems to be able to break out of its container and access root privileges directly? My cofounder and I tried to implement some firewall rules, but our Small Child seems
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I don’t agree with the premise of applying numbers in these hypothetical trolly level like situations. Humans aren’t numbers, and you could never calculate a utility value or predict with certainty what would happen if you make a choice to
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Could this prove/disprove whether there have been "prior" universes? In other words, the theory that after the heat death of the universe another universe will form... If gravitational waves permanently distort space time wou
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a good use case is malicious URL detection for browsers. they can look up locally and get a sense whether the url is bad and then double check against webserver.
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Do you have a video of the all hands simulator?
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What I was wondering is how do they verify that the person is the one requesting themselves be removed? Can you technically have all results of someone that you don't like be removed? I could see that harming businesses if your name is
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Monday.com Files IPO
(sec.gov)
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