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by kevlened 1y ago
Ah, I see. Not rendering white makes these lessons impossible. It's interesting that the shading for the white pieces is preserved. I wonder if a dark mode extension is affecting the colors.
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by kevlened 1y ago
The lessons are correct, but may be more obvious with better definitions. "Alive" pieces remain permanent throughout the game. In both 2.16 examples, white can capture black by filling the gaps. "Eyes" only have one spac
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SimpleFold: Folding proteins is simpler than you think(github.com)
471 points by kevlened 1y ago|132 comments
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by kevlened 1y ago
One impact of the_mitsuhiko's second point is during debugging. Usually if you see an id in your http logs you can simply search your database for that id. The v4 to v7 indirection creates a small inconvenience. The mismatch may be res
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by kevlened 1y ago
Too much time spent inside may be a problem, but FSD turns car cabins into rooms. If we're inside already, a room with a destination is often better than a stationary one.
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by kevlened 1y ago
The category doesn't imply those cases are no-ops. It's used to highlight the sensitivity of our diagnostics. On the podcast, Durkin frames improved detection as a positive, because it means people will get the care they need.
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by kevlened 1y ago
Science Vs just explored the rise in autism [0]. Maureen Durkin, an epidemiologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, just presented a paper [1] (currently in peer review) studying 8 year olds from 2000 to 2016, categorizing and counti
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by kevlened 1y ago
https://github.com/docmost/docmost
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by kevlened 1y ago
> And if it were that profitable on one or two cars, then why would Tesla even sell cars to you instead of operating their own fleet? It's a scaling strategy. The payback period is reduced to 0 if a customer pays for the vehicle. Th
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by kevlened 1y ago
The docs for the icons: https://isoflow.io/docs/isopacks Collections of SVGs for the icons: https://github.com/markmanx/isopacks/tree/main/collections
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by kevlened 1y ago
I contributed ~$30 during both experiments. The most interesting aspect was seeing which sites consumed most of the spend. It also felt good to see the contribution to smaller sites. Paying for my own ads felt similar to shopping at a local
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by kevlened 1y ago
Google had an experiment called Google Contributor where you could buy all your own ads. This effectively had the experience you're describing (prepay and get no ads until it runs out). They tried it twice, so someone wanted it to work
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by kevlened 1y ago
This was my experience until I purchased custom molded earplugs a year ago. It's one of the best purchases I've made. They're superior to off-the-shelf plugs in many ways: 1. They don't fall out, because they "hook
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by kevlened 1y ago
> The whole selling point of AI is that they're vastly better Not to nitpick, but "better" isn't on a single axis. Taking a photo is a better experience than searching and keying in every component, even if the accura
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by kevlened 1y ago
> Also cookies are not cryptographically signed and thus easily forgeable by the client/browser While it's true that you could avoid signing cookies, this isn't the default for any server library I'm aware of. If your
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by kevlened 1y ago
You'd be really interested in Michael Levin's work (et al) on morphology and bioelectricity [0]. Cells are problem solvers. His lab has shown functioning eyes on the backs of tadpoles, allowed frog leg regeneration where none exis
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by kevlened 1y ago
True. Arguably it's trust with teeth, though the bite must be hard enough. Apple - alleged Siri eavesdropping: $95M [0] LinkedIn - alleged unauthorized ai training on private messages: ?? [1] Google - alleged unlawful data co
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by kevlened 1y ago
The opt-out email was a path, but today the docs appear to say the new setting is equal to the old path. "I previously opted out of model training by writing to the support team. Will you continue to honor my opt-out? Yes. If you opte
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by kevlened 1y ago
I wonder if evolvable hardware [0] is the next step. In 1996, they optimized an FPGA using a genetic algorithm. It evolved gates disconnected from the circuit, but were required. The circuit exploited the minuscule magnetic fields from the
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by kevlened 1y ago
This critique deserves more attention. Humans are capable of reproducing copyright illegally, but we allow them to train on copyrighted material legally. Perhaps measures should be taken to prevent illegal reproduction, but if that's i
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by kevlened 2y ago
EveryUUID's virtual grid can assume every cell is the same height, but it's much more difficult if you assume cells have wrapped text. This is further complicated if you allow grid resizing.
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by kevlened 2y ago
This is a Black Mirror episode based on a short story by Penn Jillette (of Penn & Teller) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Museum_(Black_Mirror)
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by kevlened 2y ago
For previous attempts at a faster tsc, but in rust, see: 1. https://github.com/dudykr/stc - Abandoned ( https://github.com/swc-project/swc/issues/571#issuecomment-1... ) 2. https:/&#
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by kevlened 2y ago
In order to make this distinction meaningful, we need a definition and a way to test it. Without both, we're all unfalsifiable.
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by kevlened 2y ago
As it currently stands, code without an explicit license isn't usable. There is no license for the code you posted, but contacting him could get you one. Using the code linked could constitute a copyright violation.
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by kevlened 2y ago
This code is harmless. We may need a copy of the actual, shipped extension from vscode. https://pastebin.com/T998ZstM
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by kevlened 2y ago
This is likely oversimplified, but an intuitive approach is: 1/3 = 0.333 repeating 3/3 = 0.999 repeating 1 = 0.999 repeating
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by kevlened 2y ago
You could consider cutting the protein consumption a bit. Science VS did an episode diving into the research last year. The conclusion was 0.8 g/kg (or 0.36 g/lb) was enough. 1 g/lb is ~2.2 g/kg https://gimlet
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by kevlened 2y ago
It's more likely this is a response to Gemini Deep Research released in December https://blog.google/products/gemini/google-gemini-deep-resea...
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by kevlened 2y ago
This doesn't align with what they've said publicly. The intent is to eventually make this technology available to own: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCY214KiwNs&t=1329s

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