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lylejantzi3rd
4y ago
Gasoline cars don't catch themselves on fire overnight while you're sleeping. They do it while you're standing there, usually within reach of a fire extinguisher. And, yes, they're easier to put out.
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lylejantzi3rd
4y ago
How easily does it catch fire? There are two aspects of current battery tech that scare me: fire and high voltage. There's not much to be done about the second, but it would be nice if I didn't have to worry about my car burning m
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Conversation skills essentials
(tynan.com)
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4y ago
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Pope Benedict XVI Dies
(cnn.com)
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The "vast majority of software" is now defined as "processes that happen to run in the background on chlorion's machine?" That reasoning is not sound.
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4y ago
If you want somebody to engage in a serious discussion, insulting them is not the way to go. The post is highly relevant. Next time, if you don't understand why, just ask.
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4y ago
> However, Python is unmatched for developer speed in compute heavy AI / ML since it uses C, etc., under the hood. John Carmack seems to think otherwise. > "That means that in the time that Python can perform a single FLOP,
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This perspective is a common one, but it lacks credibility. https://twitter.com/id_aa_carmack/status/1503844580474687493...
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4y ago
Why hasn't anybody created a more efficient version of Python? Slap some static types on that baby, get rid of the heavy runtime, and you've got a good start toward something special.
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This is what I do, except I take a photo of the paper with my phone before throwing it away. I now have a timestamped record of what I did every day without having to manage a shelf of old notebooks. I know some people would consider having
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Title 42 upheld by U.S. Supreme Court for now
(texastribune.org)
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Text layout is a loose hierarchy of segmentation (2020)
(raphlinus.github.io)
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4y ago
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DDR4 Initialization and Calibration (2019)
(systemverilog.io)
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