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lil_dispaches
5y ago
It was clearly in the dudes vibe, nor were they cool enough to hide their ego's many disappointments, like Jack does by being pseudo anonymous and pretending it's part of an enlightened calm. If any of these people were as enligh
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lil_dispaches
5y ago
Choosing an ego-maniacal wannabe-improv-comedian to run the company wasn't a great idea either.
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lil_dispaches
5y ago
Nice try, but You conflate the process with the policy/position. It is not a "bulldozer position" to say "anybody can drive", that is an extreme Libertarian position. Bulldozer is not a position. Libertarianism a
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lil_dispaches
5y ago
Bulldoze vs Vetocracy is not an axis. Left/Right, and Lib/Auth, are axis, of political "persuasion"; they are suited for Venn diagrammatic overlap. You can be both leftist and rightish (centrist). Bulldoze and Vetocracy
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lil_dispaches
5y ago
The knobs look like resin to me.
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lil_dispaches
5y ago
Un-ironically, elections are all about money, and quadratic voting seems to be okay at letting populations allocate money. So if we change the idea of "one person, one vote" to "one vote, one dollar", we not only rid our
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lil_dispaches
5y ago
Wait, it's not about a new HTTP, but about replacing TCP? Isn't that a big deal? When did OP's browser start supporting QUIC?
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lil_dispaches
5y ago
I like everything but the Paypal! You can payout directly to stripe accounts: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/destination-charges
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lil_dispaches
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Transformers are basically CNNs with fixed-sized convolutions per layer (called heads in the lingo). Whereas CNNs have different-sized convolutions at each layer. Instead of looking at things through many lenses, like a CNN, the Transforme
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lil_dispaches
5y ago
Maintaining monopoly power > losses
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lil_dispaches
5y ago
At some point these companies have to be on the wrong side of negligence.