malux85

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by malux85 7y ago
I too would like to know who you represent, randomly generated ID as a username signed up 53 minutes ago, and in favor of the new spying legislation. Speaks for itself I think.
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by malux85 7y ago
There’s just no way this would work, the DNA codes organs, proteins and all of the complex molecules and molecular interactions, there’s no way a generative model is going to glean all that from 3D scans.
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by malux85 7y ago
Could you put your github in your profile, So that we can see your github?
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by malux85 7y ago
If you can do binary, then you can represent floating point numbers, no?
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by malux85 7y ago
Disney's net income in 2019 was 11.05 billion U.S. dollars, marking one of the highest figures to date.
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by malux85 7y ago
I have fond memories too, it was around 2002/2004 ish when I inherited an alpha server 2100A from a friend and wanted to put OpenVMS on it, being in a small town in New Zealand I went to the HP building in the closest city and asked to
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by malux85 7y ago
This isn’t some threshold below which results are meaningless, it’s a time period approximation. Given the lack of computerised record keeping at the time compared to now, it’s more important to have a reliable metric from the period than h
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by malux85 7y ago
I'm well aware of the dynamics of money in a capitalistic society. Especially for companies like this one who have taken funding and not launched a product yet. My annoyance was them touting "we grew up using IRC" and then ta
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by malux85 7y ago
"We grew up with IRC" So your protocols are open and anyone can write a client and view the server source code? You know, like the spirit of IRC and the open internet? Or is it a bloated webkit "app", hosted on private
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by malux85 7y ago
What the heck?!? This is awesome!!!
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by malux85 7y ago
> That's been the general vibe the popular tech press has been spouting for awhile This is such a vague generalisation, I cant do anything with it, except maybe how about "nullius in verba", on the word of noone, or "
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by malux85 7y ago
If you're listening to people who claim any one technology solves "everything" --- and believing them --- then you are the fool. There's no silver bullet. Deep Learning has made huge strides in noise reduction, image a
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by malux85 7y ago
Very cool and interesting thanks for your response!
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by malux85 7y ago
Is pornhub non-profit?
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by malux85 7y ago
I wonder what the technology breakdown costs are? Is there anyone from KA engineering here who can satisfy our curiosity? Most of it would be outgoing bandwidth I’d think... maybe storage as well?
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by malux85 7y ago
Couldn't do 1k but I can do 200 right now, anything for these guys, they are doing amazing work, everyone give what you can!
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by malux85 7y ago
Um, yes?! Is that surprising?
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by malux85 7y ago
Except when you reserve your cart they have to put a clear timer on the cart reservation, and you can DOS them by reserving all carts and holding them with bots. During the Corvid pandemic the programmers are the only ones who’re gonna get
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by malux85 7y ago
Far more A than I
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by malux85 7y ago
What's it called?
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by malux85 7y ago
Sure, for some hypothetical tradeoff you just made up then sure ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ But the reason companies as large as apple care so much about performance is because at their scale a 10% difference can easily mean 100,000 physical servers. So
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by malux85 7y ago
Which email provider do you use?
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by malux85 7y ago
But not at the trillion dollar company that is Apple, which is what we are talking about
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by malux85 7y ago
You didn't make enough contacts while building your businesses? Most of the world is enslaved because thats the only way you can make them productive. But there's a small subset of the population who have freed themselves from the
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by malux85 7y ago
Is that an investment? I.e. is there a monitory return? What you’re saying is charity right? (Which I’m not against, it’s just I didn’t think you could invest in food banks)
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by malux85 7y ago
I would say 40 years late, but our point is the same!
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by malux85 7y ago
2020. v0.10 of terminal
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by malux85 7y ago
This is just mind blowingly cool
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by malux85 7y ago
Nearly a year and a bunch of webinars and presentations to allocate only 1M? No wonder climate change is upon us. When the crops are failing, areas becoming uninhabitable and sea level has risen the paper pushers will still be filling their
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by malux85 7y ago
I agree there's been so many posts recently I've written a filter to remove them all from hacker news. Ugh.

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