kleer001

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by kleer001 5y ago
I've done it several times. Yes, totally worth it. Yes, totally got bored. That's a good thing, it's the polar opposite of creativity and we need to live there some of the time or we lose track of the value of creativity and
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by kleer001 5y ago
Sure... But today's dog breeders are as far from their ancestors in terms of complexity as a modern rifle is from a atlatl.
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by kleer001 5y ago
Hehe, it would! In the Ai world it's called overfitting. Great term, happy to illuminate :)
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by kleer001 5y ago
pareidolia, plain and simple, shame it wasn't mentioned in the article
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by kleer001 5y ago
I'm a big fan of the doing what you love till you die, or at least aren't able to anymore. My heroes in that vein are those archetypal ripped 100 year old Japanese men chopping wood and fetching water.
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by kleer001 5y ago
The entirety of the Cold War between the USA and USSR?
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by kleer001 5y ago
Sounds good... The hooks for Amazon Dash are likely closed as it was phased out a year after start. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_Dash Though, it can be done through Alexa. There's this : https:/&#x2F
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by kleer001 5y ago
> the only way you could buy it was via the command line Hahaha! Congrats, I actually chuckled. Technically though, I don't think there's anything that by default is purchasable via CLI. But, yes, that's why it's funn
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by kleer001 5y ago
I think that's Babba Yaga's house with chicken legs.
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by kleer001 5y ago
Oh wow, that's pretty darn cool. I like the Babba Yaga as a unit, lol!
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by kleer001 5y ago
The weakest link is always human. Dealing what that should be paramount to solve that problem.
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by kleer001 5y ago
Subscriptions to an SAAS ? Are there any premium tools out there you could use? Some extra disk space? Premium hardware?
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by kleer001 5y ago
> If you send me links, I will be very wary of visiting them outside a sandboxed tab. I got a link to re-up a certain type of account from my bank. It was very odd, I was quite confused.
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by kleer001 5y ago
1a. No, but there was a single attitude. Something along the lines of : "Science is fun and the kind of fun I love. It's hard, but learning is worth it. The mistakes we make along the way are just as important as the successes, if
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by kleer001 5y ago
It's absolutely a bubble. No way that there's inherent value to be found. It's missing the #1 reason Bitcoin has done so well, a limited token count. Dogecoin can go inflationary at any point its devs decide to. That said it
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by kleer001 5y ago
My defence is to work at a small place. That its self is not a magic bullet. It had to be around for a long time. Also, I was invited in (an old coworker got me an interview) So it's not like I ran through a bunch of businesses to elim
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by kleer001 5y ago
> is to start by solving 1 specific problem for 1 person willing to pay for it. You said it. The secret sauce is people.
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by kleer001 5y ago
It is hard to prophecy, particularly about the future.
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by kleer001 5y ago
> don't track every single fucking thing I do online to do it. Yes. However... I have found 0.001% of what I wanted because of an ad. That's something like one item in a decade. I don't think that's worth the costs of
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by kleer001 5y ago
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/faang-stocks.asp The term was coined by Jim Cramer, the television host of CNBC's Mad Money, in 2013... He's an entertainer, not an expert at developing exhaustively
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by kleer001 5y ago
Sorry OP, this is naive on every level, economic, political, environmental, psychological, etc... Every assumption you made to form your proposal is incorrect. You need to do a bit more research into the fundamental mechanisms of Bitcoin. R
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by kleer001 6y ago
Sorry, not Vimmode, Evil Mode, der
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by kleer001 6y ago
Doom Emacs and Vimmode take that into account. Many have made the change. YMMV, but emacs is more of an operating system masquerading as a word processor while Vim is a very nice trim and powerful word processor. /evangelical_mode_off
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by kleer001 6y ago
Thanks :) I usually run under the assumption that I'm in the minority with most users here using code to put food on the table.
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by kleer001 6y ago
Sorry to disappoint, but coding being a hobby and juggling a dozen other things in my life
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by kleer001 6y ago
Always happy for a bit of good news. Lovely analysis, good clean graphs. Aces.
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by kleer001 6y ago
I'm on emacs with spacemacs (long live spacemacs) using python and lisp. Everything's hunky dory. My IDE is not my bottleneck.
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by kleer001 6y ago
Have you tried emacs? /0.5_s (only half sarcastic) serious tho Doom Emacs might just be what you need, depending.
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by kleer001 6y ago
I can't, it hurts my eyes. Leaves me with interlace line ghosts and gives me eye strain. Dunno why.
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by kleer001 6y ago
Additionally, the power of these methods will vary by person, please, try many (or all) and find the one you like. They may help your effectiveness by a percent or two, but it's not going to be ten or a hundred. That comes with changes

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