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by ksm1717 6y ago
Agree, but also willing to believe there is some objective greatness and nuance to these palettes, solely based on the name attached. If you want to approach making a palette even a little more technically than “5 cool colors”, you can at l
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by ksm1717 6y ago
I wonder the same thing about people that still talk about cars. Electric cars solve all the problems with cars. Why do we even bother to talk about cars?
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Some kind of projection, shows that making others jealous or at least trying to avoid being jealous is what drives some to invest
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Pretending there’s real value in NFTs is 100% delusion, rationalization, and/or bandwagoning. Normally I would have no problem with a good old delusion, but this one just costs carbon emissions with play pretend upside.
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Read too quickly and thought I may be getting $5000
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Nice context. I wonder if this same kind of sanity test would make posting music on Spotify an outlier compared to other revenue streams for monetizing art
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by ksm1717 6y ago
I think classifying grocery store operations as frontend/backend is too far from reality to be a useful analogy. That’s not to say that I don’t agree that google analytics is more insidious than just about anything grocery stores do.
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by ksm1717 6y ago
classic misunderstanding, less like the eastern european delicacy, more like an italian geographic information system.
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Chose it in case someone (me) makes it into a web application (in a couple weeks), and I figured it would be least likely to screw myself over. My understanding is that AGPL requires downstream to share any changes they have made to the sou
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by ksm1717 6y ago
I made a python library/framework for processing images and frames of videos. There is a command line tool to use some built-in functions, and it can be used as a library to create a pipeline of custom operations on images as numpy arr
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pierogis – python/rust image and animation processing(github.com)
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Why would you hold erring on the side of caution against them?
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Maybe more like: “the best hammers can treat anything as a nail”
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by ksm1717 6y ago
So glad euro privacy watchdog has made their stance clear on whether the end of targeted advertising should be called for. Ive spent too many sleepless nights wondering who will call for the end of targeted advertising, and when. For euro p
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by ksm1717 6y ago
These are bold and absolute claims in response to proposing that an alternative may be better for a given user’s preferences. “I prefer pepsi because coke is too sugary.” “The only reason you should drink Pepsi is if you already have some.
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by ksm1717 6y ago
A chance response to a comment on random third party thread with a quick explanation. You: “very bad pitch” Wouldn’t life be great if every comment was an ad?
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Agreed
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by ksm1717 6y ago
I think they were more asking why Rust matters to us as readers or users. Not that it isn’t great insight, but your answer is more like why rust matters to you.
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Part of me was expecting that “cat” was a technology term I didn’t know
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Cheering for losing sports teams brings people together much in the same way that a funeral does
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by ksm1717 6y ago
I was worried that even miniconda seemed kinda bloaty, but it was the only way I could consistently use numpy on apple silicon. Really good option for local dev environments
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by ksm1717 6y ago
No doubt useful, I just find that it’s failings are whisked away as “you don’t need to worry about source control because it won’t work!” It prevents users from learning things that would make their lives easier because it can’t do those th
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Fantastic. Jupyter is a handicap disguised as dataman’s best friend. This is actually intuitive
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by ksm1717 6y ago
It would be nice if those blog posts were as easily aggregated as stack. I know many have tried to solve the problem, but it always feels like great luck when I find a good blog post
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Matrix of shape (rows, columns, 3). Average the last dim for each point and change it to [0,0,0] if average less than a value, [255,255,255] if greater. A brightness threshold. May be remembering the speed up factor wrong so take it with a
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Between pyodide, pyo3, rust-cpython, and rustpython, I think Pyo3 is the best way to drop in rust in a python project for a speed up, if that is your goal. Some of the demos show using python from rust, but to me the biggest feature is with
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by ksm1717 6y ago
“Can’t argue with the benefits of the trickle down effect of wealth”... yes I think decades of economic doctrine have covered the benefits. Probably should keep in mind other things like the consequences
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by ksm1717 6y ago
It’s easy pickings but putting your name on a generic drug company seems like an oxymoron. This and the thing in the news recently with Delonte West’s rehab that Mark Cuban sponsored - not even an attempt to get the stink of PR off of it wh
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by ksm1717 6y ago
Everyone knows these are 90% for credential building vs skills, why are they desirable for hirers? I feel like it creates some self fulfilling prophecy of “these credentials are useful because other people have them”.
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by ksm1717 6y ago
No I’m saying that the comment that brought up life expectancy was a joke. Responding to that with a 15 pager was the aforementioned pedantry. My comment was not a joke just a cheap shot

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