makoto12

6 ms·

31.
by makoto12 4y ago
Do you think it's moral for a big corporation to profit on pirating works from small artists?
32.
by makoto12 4y ago
I hate this so very much. Automating creativity is so gross. Never mind the fact that these models are trained on stolen artwork and texts.
33.
by makoto12 4y ago
What about all the training data that's no licensed for commercial use. It's probably quite likely that they scanned all of github's public repositories. Including many projects that don't give permission to use commerci
34.
by makoto12 4y ago
I've written ruby everyday for the past 5 years. I still cannot read an unless statement and understand it first time. Most of the time i'm translating it to `if !` anyway.
35.
by makoto12 4y ago
haha, if you can get an ESP32 to do image processing, then you're not an average hobbyist
36.
by makoto12 4y ago
yeah, definitely meant microcontroller. I'm targeting my statement at hobbyists and people working on solo projects. If you're some company that has the R&D budget to make it work with a beefy microprocessor, then that makes p
37.
by makoto12 4y ago
little bit faster at 20Mhz, but not that that would help much. No reason i see to use a microprocessor for image processing. You either go for an FPGA, or something beefier like a raspberry pi
38.
by makoto12 4y ago
when in-app and i close the browser i'm back in the app. this isn't the case if i'm redirected to a different browser application. That's quite a big deal
39.
by makoto12 4y ago
it's not the browser itself, it's the experience of staying in app when clicking a link. for example when going through a paygate that redirects to a browser. i don't want to leave the app, then come back in manually. with an
40.
by makoto12 4y ago
in-app browsers are a much better UX imo, solution is to make them safe, not get rid of them, as they solve a real ux use case
41.
by makoto12 4y ago
That's really cool. I'm rethinking my opinion :) I think it really depends on the positions that you curate. I tried todays one, and managed to get it in 5. so definitely not easy and makes you think a bit more like how players at
42.
by makoto12 4y ago
oh fair enough. concept still a bit weird for me. not sure why i want to be guessing suboptimal moves from a position. But i should play it a bit to see if i'm wrong :)
43.
by makoto12 4y ago
I dunno hey. It doesn't really make sense to have puzzles as a wordle. Because there should be one correct solution from the outset. The chess wordle to guess the opening makes much more sense in the context of wordle games https:&#
44.
by makoto12 4y ago
I don't think the solution to police brutality is to sacrifice the the privacy of an entire nation.
45.
by makoto12 4y ago
I think this is a really good point. Definitely makes inaction feel like a choice, which is fundamental to the problem
46.
by makoto12 4y ago
yikes, ok that's scary
47.
by makoto12 4y ago
Is there evidence that it's currently not being honored?
48.
by makoto12 4y ago
crypto noob over here, i'm a bit confused with all the noise i'm seeing, if someone could explain. I'm hearing that Tether is still honouring $1 withdrawals, over a certain amount i think $100k. What's stopping me from b
49.
by makoto12 5y ago
Eat more! specifically, eat "zero calorie" veggies before meals. Like raw mushrooms or peppers, or steamed cauliflower and broccoli. (not roasted with oil, and no butter added). Then continue eating as you normally would. Helps in
50.
by makoto12 5y ago
between the two known options, algorithm vs human curated, I would definitely be choosing human curated for my kids, despite knowing there will be a idealogical biases. What are you actually proposing?
51.
by makoto12 5y ago
"Change in or loss of taste or smell, although this is more frequent with COVID-19." ya didn't know this, thanks for the link
52.
by makoto12 5y ago
interesting, didn't know non-covid flu strains effected taste and smell
53.
by makoto12 5y ago
maybe you're right. but loss of taste and smell. sick for 2 weeks and symptoms that persisted for 6+ months, obviously can't prove anything, but everything was suspiciously similar to covid. So it doesn't surprise me to see c
54.
by makoto12 5y ago
My partner and myself got very sick on holiday in Germany, December 2019. Didn't think too much of it, until the symptoms of Covid started getting published and they all sounded eerily familiar. By the time antibody tests were availabl
55.
by makoto12 5y ago
Would be surprised if anyone could come up with legitimate benefits. To me this is just a fun coding challenge
56.
by makoto12 5y ago
That sounds really dangerous. You're depending on circuitry built to protect the microcontroller, to limit the current. Sounds like a good way to kill the LED, but worse also kill the microcontroller. Also I'm quite skeptical at t