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811.
by lupire 2y ago
What's an example of a site that is on the high end lft amount/style of ads that you tolerate?
812.
by lupire 2y ago
60 FPS of 3D objects in a 3D world?
813.
by lupire 2y ago
Most of the result is "Autistic people are more comfortable playing D&D than in natural social interactions", which is well known. A small part was that some people "bleed" personality from their fantasy persona to t
814.
by lupire 2y ago
Bullets don't work in HN markdown.
815.
by lupire 2y ago
You are claiming things that are absent from and contradicted by the interview.
816.
by lupire 2y ago
I don't see that claim supported in the article.
817.
by lupire 2y ago
Dead skulls, sure. For live skulls, it's considered white rude to check.
818.
by lupire 2y ago
(2015) People respond to incentives.
819.
by lupire 2y ago
Two of the founders are Israeli and the other is French, I think (went to University in France). Israel is a leading AI and software development hub in the world.
820.
by lupire 2y ago
OpenAI was "on the record" with a lot of obsolete claims too. Money changes people.
821.
by lupire 2y ago
Funny how a human can learn to do those things with approximately $1B less effort.
822.
by lupire 2y ago
It's more of a hint than a constraint. It's using the Universe as a brainstorming partner.
823.
by lupire 2y ago
It's a very weak loose statement, but I think the idea is that leading scientific and mathematical thinkers (think Newton as a quintessential example) were "natural philosophers" who studied whatever caught their interest and
824.
by lupire 2y ago
> To be fair to the owners of power-hungry AI models, their energy usage is probably still dwarfed by other power-hog data center technologies such as cryptocurrency, streaming apps, and online games. But some guy says you should ignore
825.
by lupire 2y ago
More likely, she was altering the story to make it more convenient for her.
826.
by lupire 2y ago
> To most people, pure RGB-blue looks a bit violet. And then our mothers and teachers mock us :-( Is this color bias the same across genders?
827.
by lupire 2y ago
The websites shows a slope from green to blue across turquoise, but al most of this is almost certainly calibration error, and people being forced to say blue or green when they want to say turquoise. The true graph is most probably a very
828.
by lupire 2y ago
In USA: Primary Additive Colors: Red, Green, Blue Primary Subtractive Colors: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow But, before digital color displays became popular, the average person had, by far, mostly exposure to subtractive (paint) colors. US school
829.
by lupire 2y ago
Are you a non-solo marketing professional? If it saves 50 hours a year, it's a bargain.
830.
by lupire 2y ago
This is an example of how probability problems are ambiguously or misleadingly stated, to make them seem harder than they are. The top answer on SE explains why the wording you chose is nonsensical.
831.
by lupire 2y ago
Ypur first argument is interstellar but doesn't help solving, because the set ruled out is exactly balanced (cancelled) by the first red ball being removed from al the other sets. The second paragraph just says that guesses can sometim
832.
by lupire 2y ago
Why are you building an unscientific average from a tiny baised sample, when you already found a survey result?
833.
by lupire 2y ago
Lean doesn't have expressiveness notation. It's like Perl line noise.
834.
by lupire 2y ago
That's an absolutely terrible goal! How can you expect someone to learn exactly what you present? No motivation for extension. No context for understanding. It's supposed to be a textbook, not an exam crib sheet. The book was m
835.
by lupire 2y ago
The mathematical pedagogical design isn't bad. But the presentation is terrible -- out of order (linking to sections ahead for explanation), and written awkwardly with minor technical errors (like multiplying by 0) that show the author
836.
by lupire 2y ago
Well, it's still PATH based, which is much worse than virtual environments (directory scoped) or Nix (well-versioned sharing).
837.
by lupire 2y ago
Aug 31 extremely hard. Aug 30 comically easy.
838.
by lupire 2y ago
The 10 month period for dates is annoying, as is the lack of tick marks to mark where the labels match the data.
839.
by lupire 2y ago
It's easy to tell depressed people what to do. What's hard is convincing their brain to tear down the barriers it has erected.
840.
by lupire 2y ago
Content behind Clickbait headline: Depression is a "freeze" reaction to stress, effectively shutting down to avoid triggering a dangerous response from the environment. To me this seems quite a stretch, and maybe some conflation w

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