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by kg 4y ago
It may be reassuring to know that most early and mid-stage trans care interventions are fully reversible, other than surgery and some more powerful forms of HRT. Surgery is pretty late on the road and many people never get surgery. So you d
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by kg 4y ago
If it's so important, we could at least pay the people who create the training set. Otherwise, we're relying on unpaid labor for this important progress and if the unpaid labor disappears, we're screwed. How does it seem sens
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YouTube banned my debunking video but leaves deadly how-to vids online, 34 dead(youtube.com)
85 points by kg 4y ago|104 comments
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by kg 4y ago
GPU stuff has been "object oriented" for a long time. The ability to just arbitrarily address data as bytes from shaders is relatively new and modern and still constrained. If you want to talk to a GPU via vulkan or d3d12 you&#x27
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Why I Quit Google’s WebAssembly Team, and How It Made Me Sick(medium.com)
488 points by kg 4y ago|350 comments
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by kg 5y ago
I can confirm that when the article was written, bad SSAO was everywhere :-)
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by kg 5y ago
Modern C# is way too complicated, and I really dislike that. On the other hand, as I've tested out the new features, I have to admit that most of them are good. Part of what makes this work is that wherever possible, they made the feat
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by kg 16y ago
Call me skeptical, but checking into 4SQ to tell your PBX where you're at doesn't feel like that killer feature that's going to take them "from 1.5 million to 1.5 billion users."
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by kg 16y ago
The Linux only site would consist purely of guys sporting long hair and trench coats. Getting some girls in there would be tricky.
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by kg 16y ago
I'm definitely not in favor of creating needless jobs, and companies that can be creative and do more with less in a sustainable fashion (without creating a poor quality of life for those doing it) should be rewarded. That being said, over
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by kg 17y ago
As someone working from Portland, Maine (for a company back in SF), it's cool to see start ups out here. Best of luck to the folks at AccelGolf in Portland!
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by kg 18y ago
I agree it seems weird the guy has been blogging since 1994 (per his Blogger about page) with a whopping 2 posts, yet somehow ends up here on HN? Kinda fishy... also, isn't Azure the polar opposite of the technology spectrum from AppEngine
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by kg 18y ago
Really cool stuff! How does the client/server stuff work? Is this a comet based application that gives it the snappy refresh rates? Great work!