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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
I believe so too. The API they provide doesn’t need to respond with the exact address until an approved carrier makes an identified request. The availability of that API needs to be perfect though!
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
Lately I this idea for email. It would work like a twitter handle for the user but similarly to domains and dns under the hood. Then you just use this handle to register and receive email communication. If you change email provider or get l
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
I think that's the bet many investors are making at the moment. And if it pays off, it will do so big times as it will be almost impossible to maintain a codebase without an LLM. Therefore making them indispensable for the company usin
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
Or, it could be the usual VC startup playbook playing out. Offer a great service with great quality for free -> capture users. Once you're happy with your number of users, slowly lower the quality of the free service (meanwhile cont
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
"Brain_s_". I find we (me included) generally overlook/underestimate the distributed nature of human intelligence, included in the AI field. That's why when I first heard of mixture of experts I was thrilled about the id
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
I wish I could have sent this wikipedia entry to Mark Twain. It would have been a fine addition to his "museum". I'm sure he would have been thrilled to hear about it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rinder
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
Time is relative, absolutely (I had to do it, sorry). I guess in these articles they mean 10^77 years for an observer on earth. My understanding is if I was, somehow, waiting inside a black hole it would take much less time for me to observ
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
I suppose this time is expressed in earth years? Or what would this duration mean on a Universe scale? Also given the nature of space-time (the time and gravity relationship) wouldn't time be almost still once, let's say, year 10⁷
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
A Wolf had nought but bones and skin So exact the watch of dogs had been. He chances on a Mastiff as powerful as handsome Fat, sleek, who had strayed by chance. To attack him, quarter him Lord Wolf would gladly do; But he would have to join
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
I think randomness needs to be better defined. In the article it seems to be that randomness should be an evenly distributed type of event occurences. I agree that it is very unintuitive for us as, I believe, we assume randomness to be any
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
For the user. But it's not linear and the longer the distance the more expensive it becomes compared to other form of transportations.
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
An explanation I once read, and I think makes total sense, is WWII. Europe was heavily destroyed after WWII with no exception to railway tracks. They needed to be rebuild. They were, but with a much better technology than what was there in
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I feel the need to copy/paste a quote here: “The President in particular is very much a figurehead — he wields no real power whatsoever. He is apparently chosen by the government, but the qualities he is required to display are not tho
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I think so as well. Also isn’t the internet in general quite an extreme place? I mean, I don’t picture “leaning left” as the thing that requires the crazy moderation infrastructure that internet platforms need. I don’t think the opposite of
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
That would work of we had viable alternatives (on par with the US offers or as an easy migration). But we don’t really, so if the EU also adds tariffs than we’ll have the same issues the US is going to have. Meaning higher prices for the sa
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I also have those (along with sneezing). I cannot do anything for the next 5-10 minutes until it goes away. For me it's simply (but maybe not only, who knows when reading the sibling comments) allergies. I don't have allergy sym
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I have this line of thought as well but then I wonder, if we are all out of jobs and out of substantial capital to spend, how do these owners make money ultimately? It's a genuine question and I'm probably missing something obviou
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I agree and people generally build off of other people's work. It being visual or technical. Here it's hard to deny that visually it was "inspired" by the other project. To me, it would be completely fine if you're
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
This extremely feels like a copy of this: https://mood2movie.com
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
One weird idea that would maybe work in a big city setting only, for what your are describing, (which I would love to build/see exist one day) is a "warehouse on wheels": Throughout the city you have a fleet of UPS style truc
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
yes, especially if this stopwatch-tag combo became visible on the home page after that until I decide to hide/delete them
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I've been meaning to build something similar for some time and never got the chance to do it. What you built looks really good and does almost everything I had planned. The main feature missing for me (the one I wanted to build first i
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I'm not sure it was her but this is brilliant anyways. Thank you for sharing the link!
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I remember once seeing a presentation about someone making extensive use of ligatures to create a very realistic hand writing effect. I think it was that an "e", for example, would always look different depending on the preceding
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
Not OP but torrent would be my go to for a short term solution.
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
At first I thought it would be the typical chess exercise question, just that everybody gets the same one each day, but I like the approach you have. Makes one think differently than usual.
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I put my mouse against the screen but it didn't make me better at aiming in this version of the game unfortunately ;) Thank you for letting us relive this moments of childhood!
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I’m not really in neuroscience but by just reading the intro I’m thinking “of course”. Astrocyte can maintain synapses “clean” or not by letting neurotransmitters in or letting them out. So it seems quite logical that interfering with these
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
That’s a name that won’t go unnoticed by the german speaking colleagues.
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I think this could be solved by asking the last name of the person/family you want to ring the bell for, once the QR code URL is loaded. This doesn't solve the issue of: what if multiple appartements want to use this solution as a

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