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by kreetx 4y ago
Abstract ramblings indeed. But also interesting in the sense that it's tiresome to share a state with people who are motivated differently, so why not try this "Network state" instead?
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by kreetx 4y ago
Multinationals arent "run" for the good of their people and don't seem to have any central value which motivates their being. And crypto here is simply a tool to enforce whatever rules they have to run their org (in the same
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by kreetx 4y ago
Hmm, where from are you browsing? There were messages but it stopped for me some years ago (and has the message the sibling comment says).
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by kreetx 4y ago
Not as featureful, but https://mbasic.facebook.com is an HTML-only version that works okay-ish for scrolling. (Though, no messaging is the biggest omission of mbasic if that is why you want Facebook for.)
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by kreetx 4y ago
The config file about password requirements and password cycle number could be more semi-public, it's not a secret but you'd probably not have it on github either (no reason to let people know where you have accounts at; still, it
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by kreetx 4y ago
"Oh Elon" - has journalism really sunken to this? They must really not like him at Bloomberg.
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by kreetx 4y ago
Can you point to more information on this?
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by kreetx 4y ago
Also, parent could research into their intolerance. E.g milk, gluten etc could easily cause these, and cutting them (mostly) out might be an easy fix.
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by kreetx 4y ago
While reading I was just going to ask if there are more non-anectotal evidence for doing this? And also, are there information sites where one could start to try it on oneself? :)
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by kreetx 4y ago
Looks like mostly scraped off the web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPT-3#Training_and_capabilitie... .
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by kreetx 4y ago
I think "put this in a dangerous domain" was what the parent was specifically not doing. I also wonder if it's GPT-3 itself arguing as the text is kind of strange. :)
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by kreetx 4y ago
How long until we could use it to learn guitar? :)
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by kreetx 4y ago
They are very well comparable as both get you from A to B. Also, a sibling comment[1] seems to say that gas prices have risen more thus making it now even more cheaper to drive an EV than an ICE. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com&
764.
by kreetx 4y ago
You can cheaply create more Pokemon cards while you actually need to mine the gold, no-one can't debase it at will.
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by kreetx 4y ago
Expensive to fork I presume.
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by kreetx 4y ago
Much confusion in the comments. Tl;dr: cache is "slow" because the number of ongoing requests-- including to cache! --are throttled by the browser. I.e the cache isn't slow, but reading it is waited upon and the network reque
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by kreetx 4y ago
Did you read the article? Cache is "slow" because the number of ongoing requests-- including to cache! --are throttled by the browser. I.e the cache isn't slow, but reading it is waited upon and the network request might be a
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by kreetx 4y ago
Define whim, and how does it relate to being centralized? I don't think there is anyone forcing the miners to keep another Ethereum classic running.
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by kreetx 4y ago
I have a 13" Macbook from the same year and it pretty much just works with Nixos. There was a bit of trouble getting Bluetooth working, but as I'm not using it much can't say for it's instability. What is graphics switch
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by kreetx 4y ago
Right. I and probably many others have only heard of Bloomberg, never actually seen nor used it.
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by kreetx 4y ago
AFAIK Macbooks are slso mostly supported, albeit with a lag (e.g ATM graphics supporton M1's GPU is not ready yet). Also had to tweak kernel with a recent Ryzen GPU a few years ago on a desktop, but after that it worked. (Now the tweak
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by kreetx 4y ago
I guess we can just agree to disagree here. Regarding compiler vs IDE, I'd say that since it doesn't change the meaning of the code, just the depth of recursion, then IDE would fit better. Perhaps you could also ask for info on ta
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Ask HN: Alternative for Keybase's end-to-end-encrypted Git?
12 points by kreetx 4y ago|0 comments
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Different Types of Software Containers(matt-rickard.com)
2 points by kreetx 4y ago|1 comments
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by kreetx 4y ago
There is no intrinsic value in not being inflatable?
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by kreetx 4y ago
If you ever check your arguments for any properties then this could still help, you'll have a systematic approach instead of an ad hoc one.
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by kreetx 4y ago
Sounds like you should get into high frequency trading :) I.e what if it went to 100k after you sold at 60k, and then you buy in at say 70k?
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by kreetx 4y ago
The fundamental intrinsic value(s) are that BTC can't be printed, second that transactions are unrestricted and borderless, and third that it's network effects, i.e size of user base. How this translates to some price though is an
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by kreetx 4y ago
The few real world discussions I've had about the topic of tail calls revealed that people mostly don't know about them and are thus more "afraid of the unknown" rather than against the thing itself.
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by kreetx 4y ago
I don't quite get the argument. Isn't this similar to e.g requiring the `z` parameter to be annotated with something that ensures that it is a small number? ("What is the downside of having special syntax for that?") My

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