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by marricks 3y ago
Totally, just try EVE for a bit to blow some time. Less sarcastically, it killed a couple weeks of my life, but it does have a natural ending point. If you don't get into modding or ramp up the difficulty it's not too bad to pull
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by marricks 3y ago
Why, and what does it mean, for Nvidia to announce fiscal results a year ahead of time. Is it just promise to sell chips in advance, so that's how far it's booked, do they own a Time Machine...?
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by marricks 3y ago
I do if that tool is going to be more centralized then what it replaces. Seems like a pretty facile argument. Bicycles and helicopters don't need to be trained on ridiculously largest datasets on ridiculously large super computers.
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by marricks 3y ago
Ok, but people won't use it just for recipes. If it's successful and common place google will monetize it. The beginning could just be "see this related product or service." Which won't mess with the content. Perhap
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by marricks 3y ago
The dynamics set up if such research pans out seem really similar to existing shitty dynamics in our society regarding women. Attractive young woman who are interested in adult entertainment have the opportunity to make a lot of money betwe
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by marricks 3y ago
If it was a formal debate sure, I'm more riffing on the original comment. I should have said something like "relatedly." I would agree having dozens of short relationships and not being able to commit to something, even just
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by marricks 3y ago
Divorce rates were lower "back in the day" because women had far less options. Maybe we just aren’t all meant to find that one person and stay with them until we die. Maybe, just maybe, we were meant to have a community to find me
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by marricks 3y ago
> If doped such an electronic structure [LK-99] might support flat-band superconductivity or an correlation-enhanced electron-phonon mechanism, whereas a diamagnet without superconductivity appears to be rather at odds with our results.
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by marricks 3y ago
I wonder that about many of the corporate web frameworks out there too. The guides and evangelist say it's so easy but they have the most dog shit docs out there but hey, plenty of training you can pay for to get certified. It made me
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by marricks 3y ago
Hey man, take that up with the post I read 5 years ago on HN and didn’t link to. More seriously, if I find the time I’ll try to link to it. I’m sure there’s a better way to paint things now but I think we often don’t for appliances.
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by marricks 3y ago
Well that's a compelling point in favor of modern fridges.
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by marricks 3y ago
What do you do to your fridges??? I'm in my 30's and have never had to replace a fridge. Never had a "modern" fridge except as a kid. All looked like low budget fridges from the 80's or 90's.
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by marricks 3y ago
Some of those fridges are refurbished and still around[1]! It's my dream to own one someday when my fridge from the 90's dies. Every couple years there's a HN link to a blog post about how those appliances were built better i
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by marricks 3y ago
What a beautiful dream Noah promises us all.
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by marricks 3y ago
Could be a benefit from being stuck on the same node for longer
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by marricks 3y ago
I’m no Xbox fan but I always felt the appeal was it was almost a palindrome and it’s a box to play games on. X has a cool sound and mystery so I think it works when paired with someone that fits. X-men is one for me at least. Brand-less unp
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by marricks 3y ago
maybe I'm missing a layer of sarcasm or two but that's the joke
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by marricks 3y ago
I mean, they dominated internet browsers by being the default option until they sucked at it so hard people downloaded alternatives. I’m not sure you want to invite the comparison.
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by marricks 3y ago
It's funny cause those talks happened when labor was relatively cheaper, similar with the "we'll just replace fast food workers with robots." Now that labor is even less readily available we're talking about it... l
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by marricks 3y ago
Exactly this. Don't blame the airplane for not being a car, or a submarine for being a beach buggy. Obviously people have made things for VIM to be IDE like, some are cool to me, but completion-integrations-lang-servers always seemed
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by marricks 3y ago
Oh wow, I misremembered it a bit. It was about a magazine Branson was running "Student" in his early days. The details of the story are accurate though. Source > Richard Branson’s Losing My Virginity
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by marricks 3y ago
There's also the story Richard Branson wrote about in his memoir where the co-founder of Virgin was pro unionizing and his workers were too. Branson convinced (and lied to) his partner that no one in the company actually liked him and
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by marricks 3y ago
Ah so it’s a joke used to reference the complete lack of power companies/people have against behemoth corps?
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by marricks 3y ago
> because of the larger gun policy nobody can do anything Oh please do elaborate
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by marricks 3y ago
> Obviously the models will improve I mean, to some extent, but isn't reasonable to assume hallucination is a hard problem? Hallucination shows there's plenty of things they didn't actually learn, and are just good at seem
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by marricks 3y ago
I'm replying to the comment not the article.
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by marricks 3y ago
Growing public fruit trees, handing out food, stopping to help an injured person, all of those are illegal in some jurisdictions or can get you into serious legal trouble. That is because laws exist not just to stop bad things but also to s
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by marricks 3y ago
I don’t think most experts are saying literally everyone will die. I think they’re saying many will and that there’s no reason to think conditions will be as favorable for humanity after we change the planet. For example, consider that huma
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by marricks 3y ago
> solar, improved batteries Neither of those sounded as sexy (i.e hyped) to me a nuclear fusion and quantum computers.
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by marricks 3y ago
> He said: “This is a very nice demonstration of quantum advantage. While a great achievement academically, the algorithm used does not really have real world practical applications, though. > “We really must get to utility quantum co

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