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by leoff 2y ago
From personal experience, I wouldn't try making anything complicated with Retool. The saying "it makes hard things easy, and easy things impossible" is fitting, once it feels like you're fighting against the platform, it
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by leoff 2y ago
LOL
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by leoff 2y ago
Interesting how the post doesn't mention the word "side effect" once. To me, all of this could be summarized by "no side effect".
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by leoff 2y ago
How does Musk plan on winning with these escalations? He's effectively blacklisting himself from the country.
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by leoff 2y ago
as a mechanical engineer, can confirm. also, e ≈ pi ≈ 3
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by leoff 2y ago
I find the reaction to be appropriate, a large amount of people can't play the game anymore. What else would you expect? "I paid a considerable amount of money for the game and now I can't play it anymore, but the graphics we
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by leoff 3y ago
Interesting idea. Some feedback - The UI doesn't look very good everywhere (text on the landing page has low contrast, awkward elements placement in the tool) - Why are you restricting the product only for education? From your demo it
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by leoff 3y ago
why have a truck doing this? Couldn't this be a much lighter and efficient structure with just the camera and robot arm?
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by leoff 3y ago
> Of course employee are going to report happy isn't this also about the firms loving it? If it's a win/win for both sides, what's the problem?
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by leoff 3y ago
It's very weird how most websites already figured out how to keep their services up under load, but a CRUD text-only forum, with an "elite community of techies", can't. I would be curious to know what is the big challeng
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by leoff 3y ago
AI is always deterministic. We add noise to the models to get "non-deterministic" results, but if the noise and input is the same, the output is also the same.
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by leoff 3y ago
do you think this is always the case, or it's just your perspective as a dev? could it be that someone from sales/marketing say that these things are only 20% of the work for them, and building the app is the 80%?
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by leoff 3y ago
He didn't mention the methods not involving monitoring the client. Most of them would involve monitoring it, yes. - Response time - Strength consistency within current game - Strength consistency across all of user's games - Is us
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by leoff 3y ago
> Any detection scheme based on extra information from the client could be defeated by running the chess engine on a separate computer Response time and strength consistency could be detected regardless of having another computer. If a p
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by leoff 3y ago
> the only way to possibly detect cheaters why would this be the only way? I can think of many different things you can do to detect cheaters
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by leoff 3y ago
Please drink your verification can to use this website.
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by leoff 3y ago
> I remember being rather underwhelmed by what they asked me to do funny how people that say this are often the ones bombing the interview. usually the ones who score well, are the ones that see how the simplicity of the given problem gi
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by leoff 3y ago
I've also spent some time playing with TSM. I would login to WoW multiple times a day only to play on the AH. I don't quite recall where from, but I had some price data, where I filtered the top X products that made the most volum
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by leoff 3y ago
> But suddenly from 25, it started to reverse, losing about 0.5 dioptric per year. So it got better and better, until it became myopia? Was there a point in the middle where you had normal vision?
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by leoff 3y ago
Most people and companies write software to make money. If you are trying to optimize for this goal, does it really matter if your software is as effective as it's physically possible? There's a certain threshold for performance y
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by leoff 3y ago
This one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8QBSK-kRRQ It's the one linked in the section "In November 2021, Gameroom owner Chris Thompson visited the Odorisios’ storage unit and recorded a video of the stash"
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by leoff 3y ago
doesn't Typescript have something similar? ``` import type {foo} from ... ```
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by leoff 3y ago
There are many courses on Youtube, Coursera, Udemy where each lesson is shorter than 10 minutes, and you can even speed them up further.
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by leoff 3y ago
Are you hiring outside of US?
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by leoff 3y ago
And then everybody clapped.
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by leoff 3y ago
It's scratch, the programming language https://scratch.mit.edu/about
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by leoff 3y ago
> Imagine finding a pamphlet written by God that contains a listing of a perfect game of chess How would you go to prove that this is the perfect game of chess, if you didn't explore all of it's possible sequences? If they did
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by leoff 3y ago
Isn't this the same for regular language? If someone is telling something making grammar mistakes, it's likely that the next word will also contain a mistake, so the LLM reproduces it. And to be fair, I also think that most humans
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by leoff 3y ago
This is just a small crocheting website, they don't have expertise to make such a fancy feature natively
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by leoff 3y ago
can we have a /dark next?

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