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541.
by maaaats 10y ago
It's not passive just because it's a side business.
542.
by maaaats 10y ago
Chatbots are useful for doing stuff with simple commands. Chatbots with AI where they try to have a "conversation" is often just a lot of hurdles to do something that should be trivial.
543.
by maaaats 10y ago
A huge, global, shared state makes it much harder to have an arbitrary number of a component, compared to each instance of the component holding its own state. It's also a lot of boilerplate when you just want to add a simple toggle to
544.
by maaaats 10y ago
That's a stupid straw man.
545.
by maaaats 10y ago
> You can’t buy Congress’s web history They probably don't understand or know that, though, so why not give them a scare?
546.
by maaaats 10y ago
Whatever one may think of the politics or if one's country should join/leave, it's absolutely true that EU has been a big factor in keeping the peace between European nations for decades. The Nobel Peace Prize to EU got a lot
547.
by maaaats 10y ago
No, it's absolutely true for Chrome. One of the reasons I went back to Firefox, as Chrome makes it intentionally impossible to find things from your history.
548.
by maaaats 10y ago
Then do it.
549.
by maaaats 10y ago
Or programmed with unpure functions, haha.
550.
by maaaats 10y ago
> Since most of the plaintiffs are shell companies run by lawyers, there is little cost to them even if they loose and no value to the defendant if they win. Would having to deposit some kind of money up front before the case is accept
551.
by maaaats 10y ago
With a lower skill level it plays weird, almost useless to learn from compared to playing other humans.
552.
by maaaats 10y ago
The batteries become crappy after a few years. And since they cannot be replaced..
553.
by maaaats 10y ago
Heat death of the universe.
554.
by maaaats 10y ago
It would be similar to Github if you out of the blue emailed someone asking them to review your code for free. But to do so they would have to sign up for SimilarToGitHubX. And when they have done so, they just wait a few hours while you ad
555.
by maaaats 10y ago
Everything carries a risk, my point was that off-piste skiing doesn't have to be too much more dangerous than more mundane stuff, like driving a car.
556.
by maaaats 10y ago
Not sure why you are calling off-piste skiing silly, a rich man sport and something one shouldn't do. It's an incredible feeling, lots of fun, and if you have to walk up the mountain first it's a nice nature experience as wel
557.
by maaaats 10y ago
Somewhat easy to detect a human using a computer, by comparing to what the computer would do, the rating of the player and the usual play of the player. However, a chess professional would be able to use a chess computer almost undetected,
558.
by maaaats 10y ago
Pretty helpful with the annotation along the way, explaining mbb/g and what it means, for instance.
559.
by maaaats 10y ago
I don't really care, now that I'm invested in Kotlin.
560.
by maaaats 10y ago
> Is the browser on Android in Facebook worse than using the default browser? Yes. As I use Firefox as my default browser on Android. Then I miss all my extensions and features, like ad blockers and reading mode.
561.
by maaaats 10y ago
> As a TensorFlow beginner, I need all the references I can get. I think that having to use a duck typed language makes it so much harder than it has to be. The API is huge, and you get really no help from the IDE. If I could do tf.tra
562.
by maaaats 10y ago
Do they help navigate the dev tools? The web pages I'm developing are all UU- and keyboard-friendly, which is great when I test them. But I'm having a hard time not reaching for the mouse because I need to use the devtools.
563.
by maaaats 10y ago
We did an experiment at work. Half the group was asked if they thought a person was above 165cm tall, which he was. The other group was asked if they thought the same person was below 190cm, which he also was. Then after, both groups were a
564.
by maaaats 10y ago
Can someone explain what this is for someone not really into the lingo here?
565.
by maaaats 10y ago
>Defective batteries aren't that new to Apple It was even their business model with the iPods back in the days.
566.
by maaaats 10y ago
Would having a git push hook that checks for remaining/added todos with this be a good idea?
567.
by maaaats 10y ago
> Let's go and convince all the victims of crimes in recent years that they're just imaginging things and they're safer then ever. No one has said crimes haven't happened. Your post is a giant straw man.
568.
by maaaats 10y ago
Another story about why Norway is as it is: I've always liked the story [1] about how Norway is one of very few countries not going corrupt when discovering oil. And most of it can be attributed to an Iraqi who happened to walk into th
569.
by maaaats 10y ago
One of my former soccer coaches has always said that he thinks the best coaches should be on the lower/young levels, later it's "too late" for a good coach to save them anyway. Not sure if I totally agree, but interestin
570.
by maaaats 10y ago
Is there a point to the paragraph about the calf, squirrel, lizard, trees etc.?

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