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lootsauce
4y ago
prefer doses of reality like this to rants about how the format looks.
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lootsauce
4y ago
A lot of that grain is fed to cattle, what is interesting is that here is a way to raise cattle with almost no inputs and certainly no feeding of grains.
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I have recently discovered Greg Judy on YT and have become fascinated with the possibilities of regenerative agriculture with grazing. He is producing organically with almost no inputs, no heavy equipment and it is growing better soil. Pret
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lootsauce
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Saw Jeff Hawkins talk at Streangeloop years ago, and I thought his book was brilliant. What has this company ever accomplished in machine learning/ai? I have seen a few videos on YouTube teaching about HMT theory but it’s not clear tha
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I know of this issue from living in MN my whole life, I wonder how many other places have been impacted by 3M? https://www.pca.state.mn.us/waste/pfas-investigation-and-cle...
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5y ago
I’m interested what is your site?
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lootsauce
5y ago
Tried to sign up but can't get past the user name page.
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Tally: A Cryptocurrency Using Private Blockchains
(academia.edu)
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5y ago
Using this for my css themes to target specific contrast target across light and dark themes.
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Why did this get so many votes and comments
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IMHO most people fantasize about robots solving general use problems, as in the case of a humanoid, but in reality they will probably be ridiculously impractical compared to human labor. The problem is much like automation vs a manual proce
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ok as someone in the field if they were to produce an humanoid how the hell would that work because I try to follow robotics and to produce something with the capabilities of a human is not something you see ANYONE doing well. Robotics actu
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Amen to that! One time at Sunday school in the 80s we did a craft project, little lanterns out of coffee cans with patterns of holes punched in them. Mine was a star and a simple cross. As a kid I knew I could not play with matches but want
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My experience is that most people, intelligent, thoughtful people included, simply do not appreciate how absolutely effective the above has been at distorting realty. This is probably due to our collective adjustment reactions to wave after
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5y ago
Enron was not a scam until it was.
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Now that I think about it I believe these episodes were from Jeff Rense who’s show was similar, lots of ufos, paranormal, etc.
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Oh man I remember a series of episodes about a tech ceo (American Computer Co or something like that) spilling the beans about all the info tech came from reversed alien craft, the Shockley semi conductor was a cover and bell labs was so pr
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5y ago
So conclusions evidenced by climate models, valid or random variables?
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Government Alphabet agencies (see what I did there) don't just outsource, they run shell companies and real companies. They also invest in startups. Along with the revolving doors of regulation and regulated industries, nepotism, insid
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Thanks for sharing the link, best thing I have seen on effective writing, ever.
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They play ball with intelligence and law enforcement agencies providing something to them the government could never practically or legally procure otherwise.
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This 10000% The guts of a matter can be found in the details and nuance and that’s really hard to boil down. The world is full of recursive rabbit holes wherever you look and we can’t function as humans without some mechanisms to be ok wit
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Are there any approaches to this problem that are distributed perhaps could take advantage of serverless functions type implementation?
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Please share the code! I’d love to learn about this space with the benefit of it as I am not well versed in functional languages. Also on the JSON Logic comment. I am using it in production to serialize the product of a GUI query builder an
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AFAIK HILTSWAL is not a thing but IMHO it should be.
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Honest question/s: What is the danger to someone who is already vaccinated from someone who has avoided it? If there is some great risk then what is so important about everyone getting a seemingly ineffective treatment? Also there is n
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20 years of application development and I’ve used bit shifting a couple times, none of them were all that essential or much better than the alternatives. It’s a bit condesending and par for the course on HN to be flabbergasted at someone’s
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Have you looked into s3 select api, you can do sql against a flat file and return just the result all from s3, not too shabby to build a poor mans serverless database.
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Some economic thoughts I always bring up in such discussions. - There is much economic activity that comes from increasing inefficiency, think cost disease, this is a feature not a bug in a system straining to maintain full employment at al
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Pretty tired of seeing people surprised and concerned when they get a look at how the sausage is made like this. Bill Binney in 2002 and Edward Snowden in 2013 should have disabused us all of any pretense of order and justice in this system
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