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by looneysquash 10mo ago
I don't have any real disagreement with any of the details the author said. But still, I'm skeptical. If it is doable, the best way to prove it is to actually do it. If no one implements it, was it ever really doable? Even if ther
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by looneysquash 10mo ago
"Animals" suggests more than one kind of animal. Which animals besides mice does this cause a full neurological recovery in?
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by looneysquash 10mo ago
That seems like bad news for Allison. Though I know she already had some TTS voices available, so many not.
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by looneysquash 1y ago
Thats cool, but so much software only supports CUDA.
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by looneysquash 1y ago
Before everyone started using unicode for emojis, other systems existed. Maybe they weren't technically emoji since that refers to unicode, but chat clients supported graphical smilies and the like. I wonder if they had sea horses and
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by looneysquash 1y ago
JSX is how someone who knows only HTML and no programming languages would go about writing some Javascript. Which is a good thing IMO.
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by looneysquash 1y ago
I didn't buy a box of transistors, I bought a "smart phone", a pocket sized computer. The OS and hardware are parts of the whole. So you're phrasing it wrong. I should have the ability to run any code I want on my smart
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by looneysquash 1y ago
> when prompted to state my gender identity or preferred pronouns, I fold my hands into the dhyana mudra and state that I practice emptiness on the concept of gender. That's fine, but when I tell people "Cube Flipper wrote this
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by looneysquash 1y ago
What about using the filters? Could you do something with https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Reference/E... ?
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by looneysquash 1y ago
How does ReviewBoard make use of diffx if none of the existing tools support it? Is that a chicken and egg problem, or it is useful by itself?
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by looneysquash 1y ago
The sample outputs look nice! But I always hate it when a templating language grows function calls and all of that. Maybe it makes sense in this context, I'm not sure. But if you end up using it together with another language, maybe fo
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by looneysquash 2y ago
Did anyone determine the heat of the tape on the [scoville]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scoville_scale ) scale? Personally, for stuff not intended for food or food prep, what I would worry about (even if the MSDS didn
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by looneysquash 2y ago
Nice. Maybe we should have re elected that guy.
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by looneysquash 2y ago
Republicans spent a lot of money and energy to poison the word "woke". I don't know if Paul is ignorant or evil. But an article such as his on this topic that doesn't mention the machine is not factual.
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by looneysquash 2y ago
Yes, I agree. And I'd go even further, and limit the ability of devices to not be "owned outright", since that sound like a loophole. I do not want a EULA interfere with these rights.
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by looneysquash 2y ago
Tossing a coin to your Witcher is not sufficient to fix our broken capitalism system.
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by looneysquash 2y ago
I'm don't feel like I really get the distinction between a mapping and a function, or a visualization and a graph. But he was careful to point out that it wasn't a graph. To me the key point is that the input is all three var
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by looneysquash 2y ago
Oh good, it's just a celebration and not an announcement that they're killing it.
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by looneysquash 2y ago
Why are print magazines dead, but print comics still doing so well? I only really got into comics in the last year or so. I'm blown away by just how many different comics come out each week. They have really well done artwork, and usua
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by looneysquash 2y ago
The postgresql query optimization one is an interesting one. I've been very frustrated at times that you can't just tell it to use a certain index or a certain query plan. But at the same time, the data in the table can change ove
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by looneysquash 2y ago
The trained model is object code. Think of it as Java byte code. You have some sort of engine that runs the model. That's like the JVM, and the JIT. And you have the program that takes the training data and trains the model. That'
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by looneysquash 2y ago
Are there some good resources for learning type theory?
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by looneysquash 2y ago
I don't get what this has that Servo doesn't. Or what Firefox is doing wrong. Or what sets this apart from existing browsers, besides the funding model. As a end user, what should I be excited about? As a developer, what should I
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by looneysquash 2y ago
Uhoh!
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by looneysquash 2y ago
Looks pretty cool. I'm not sure I'd really want to design an electronics project in jsx though. That's just xml, but also JavaScript. And I guess I think of it more as data than as code. I was thinking a simple language would
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by looneysquash 3y ago
We should abolish all top level domains besides country codes, and maybe.gov There should be exactly one unrestricted tld per country.
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by looneysquash 3y ago
COBOL on Crutches would be a better (worse) name.
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by looneysquash 5y ago
I'd be interested in that as well.
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by looneysquash 8y ago
I thought meritocracy was a discredited concept.
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by looneysquash 8y ago
If only it ran macOS.

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