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by maest 2y ago
This is widely used in Europe and it's secure. Nobody gets confused by it and they understand they are interacting with their bank
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by maest 2y ago
The gcal tz picker truly is atrocious and I fail to understand how it has gone for so long without being improved. I think I do not have a good mental model of how work is prioritised, done and shipped at Google because I cannot explain the
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by maest 2y ago
Random
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by maest 2y ago
? What is your point?
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by maest 2y ago
That is not a viable alternative.
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by maest 2y ago
Interesting. I don't think I've seen this in any other competitive game, which is why I'm surprised. But maybe I'm just lacking information
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by maest 2y ago
What's the alternative, though? 1. Rewrite the whole thing 2. Carve out the high perf component into a separate system and also deal with the overhead of marshalling data between two different systems?
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by maest 2y ago
Are AI sex bots so profitable that it's the most efficient way of converting compute to money? What happened to crypto mining?
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by maest 2y ago
They have so many bugs that there's a procedure for rewinding the game during comp plays? Did I misunderstand?
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by maest 2y ago
It's more like: are there tasks that would take me 30h but now only take me 1h? Maybe, but they are rare. Still a welcome boost, though.
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by maest 2y ago
> uBO is THE killer extension Now that you say that, I wonder if that's Google's end game: keep Mozilla on the payroll, disincentivise them from innovating on their product and wait for Firefox to slowly bleed users until nobod
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by maest 2y ago
PipePipe on Android does it for free. (Or New pipe or some other *Pipe players)
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Visualizing piecewise linear neural networks(blog.janestreet.com)
4 points by maest 2y ago|0 comments
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by maest 2y ago
> [..] western government [..] warning Pakistan, and it's population People hate being told what to do/told that what they're doing is wrong. Especially when the advice is unsolicited and coming from people from a differen
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by maest 2y ago
This is what's called a "false dichotomy"
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by maest 2y ago
9. Time travelers actually attended the party but somehow convinced Hawking to report 0 attendance.
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by maest 2y ago
The French, on the other hand, religiously use the comma as a decimal separator.
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by maest 2y ago
I suggest reading the posted link, it's quite informative and saves you from having to make assumptions.
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by maest 2y ago
And yet, the total wealth goes up over time.
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by maest 2y ago
> they pay far more percentage of their income as VAT/consumption taxes, which is of course nothing like 50% I don't think that's true, unless you assume rich people either a. spend a lower percentage of their income (in w
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by maest 2y ago
I don't know much about this but how has the US treated Chinese IP?
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by maest 2y ago
I second your annoyance with linters doing that. You can add #noqa at the end of the line to avoid the linter rewrite.
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by maest 2y ago
I think Chomsky's position is that _humans_ are primed for language, but it doesn't mean there exists no system that can learn language from 0. Also, the ability to understand language is a spectrum, not a binary quality.
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by maest 2y ago
It still refuses to go outside the deeply sanitise tone that "alignment" enforces on you.
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by maest 2y ago
> This item is not available in your country UK.
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by maest 3y ago
> that person will limit the messaging functionality Don't have an iPhone -- what functionality do they limit?
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by maest 3y ago
What is "rat**"?
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by maest 3y ago
A => B <> B => A though
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by maest 3y ago
Fwiw I wasn't familiar with them and found gp's comment useful. I actually upvoted
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by maest 3y ago
GP is joking that this is the best thing since sliced (tranched) bread.

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