klntsky

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by klntsky 2y ago
5 is correct but for the reasons not related to niches or purposes
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by klntsky 2y ago
SO works in an environment where not all users are well meaning
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by klntsky 2y ago
You need to integrate it and sell as b2b. Users certainly wont pay for this, but maybe tripadvisor or food delivery will? It's easy to ask
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by klntsky 2y ago
It's because it is in fact used for this, unlike say whatsapp that does not enjoy any trust.
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by klntsky 2y ago
In the Semantic Web, things like ontologies and namespaces play a role similar to bounded contexts in DDD. There’s no exact equivalent, but these tools help different schemas coexist and work together
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by klntsky 2y ago
I don't think the author is guilty of that.
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by klntsky 2y ago
> any transactions that are settling on chain need to be 100% deterministic. If "100% deterministic" means absence of shared mutable state, then this approach will surely lead nowhere in the DeFi context, because even a proper
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by klntsky 2y ago
> The utxo model was no mistake. It works well with pure value transfers and offers a refreshing take on general-purpose programming on chain. > [..] > The downsides of this model are the mirror image of their strengths. The functi
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New tiny and affordable modular synthesizer just launched(soundonsound.com)
4 points by klntsky 2y ago|0 comments
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by klntsky 2y ago
Taco Bell is not nobility. Nobility = warriors
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by klntsky 2y ago
ROI shouldn't be calculated based on the costs of transportation, because no one goes to the store to buy just vegetables (and not everyone drives to the store, it's a purely suburban american thing). Not to mention 'CO2 co
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by klntsky 2y ago
If something in a particular group of things is bad, it does not mean that the whole is bad.
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by klntsky 2y ago
nlnet funding is cents in comarison to the cost of these. They give grants, but they don't cover all the costs.
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by klntsky 2y ago
> That sounds like more work than actually doing a normal job If one is eligible to do the job in the first place
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by klntsky 2y ago
Unfortunately this is a requirement nowadays. Scammers learned how to generate realistic CVs and they organize people to pass online interviews for them. After getting the job, they do nothing, get their salary for the first billing period,
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by klntsky 2y ago
This is a web app consisting of: - A telegram crawler - An OCR - An elasticsearch instance - a web interface - a telegram bot ~280K files indexed at the moment, and counting.
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A search engine for memes from Telegram(memeplex.pics)
1 points by klntsky 2y ago|1 comments
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by klntsky 3y ago
Do a postnuptial agreement with conditions exactly like if you divorced today to stop worrying about legal consequences of not divorcing now.
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by klntsky 3y ago
> It's her life so I leave her alone, not my place to tell her what to do, and the emotional upheaval from her isn't worth it either. You are a part of the problem.
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by klntsky 3y ago
I made a browser extension that allows scripting short webpage interaction scenarios[0] using a custom DSL. The DSL allows to point to elements using on-screen labels, similarly to trydactil, pentadactyl and such. The DSL actions are essent
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by klntsky 3y ago
Suicide propaganda is disgusting.
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by klntsky 3y ago
Yes it does. You will always get close to 100% accuracy on small datasets if you evaluate the model using the train dataset - due to overfit.
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by klntsky 3y ago
Did you separate the test dataset from the training one?
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by klntsky 3y ago
What's your accuracy?
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by klntsky 3y ago
Pro tip: do it in a sane country where occupation is impossible.
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by klntsky 3y ago
These 120 lines do quite a lot more, don't they?
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by klntsky 3y ago
Not impressive. I run a meme image content farm and I have scraped many times more than that. Available for all of you to right-click-save.
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by klntsky 3y ago
A search engine for memes: https://github.com/MemePlexPics/memeplex
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by klntsky 3y ago
It is possible to be a repository for junk, but harmless junk only.
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by klntsky 3y ago
I think there is an important thing that many of us miss: while people who did their homepages in the 90s were truly web innovators connecting to communities of other like-minded individuals via websites, nowadays it's nothing but nost

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