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by mdonahoe 6y ago
My critique of this blogpost will have the sha-256 hash:2738490299aeefee10202fa46283bc856
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
I read it differently. It reminds me of some advice on pitching: “Don’t waste you’re time trying to convince hesitant investors you have a good idea. Find the investors who already know it’s a good idea, and then convince them you’re the te
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
Thanks, I learned something today!
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
“Common” stock? Maybe it was a joke.
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
“ To be fair, the asymptotic behaviour of Bloom's original bound is consistent with this updated definition, so the impact is more on an issue of pedantry rather than for practical applications.” Would love to see a table with compute
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
FWIW, I definitely thought that domain name was going to be advertising a new Autodesk mapping product.
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
Nice! I too was intrigued by his unusual name, and went on a quest to see if he had it changed from the more common "Paul Swanson". It's a very interesting choice to just swap the letters like that instead of going for a comp
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
There’s more than just dialog in screenplays. I wonder if you could create a GAN that renders video from the script.
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
It would be awesome to have a data set of scripts and the corresponding filmed scenes
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
Reminds me of a joke about AR apps “Every AR app is used three times: when you first download it, when you show it to your friend, And when you show it to your other friend. “
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
“Peter Thiel launched a program that awards $100,000 to promising young entrepreneurs who are willing to drop out of college” Your example explicitly mentions age as one of the requirements.
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
I think you’re mistaken about how the dot works with gmail. Last I remember, dots aren’t a separator like plus is, they just don’t count as part of the name. So Gmail treats my.email@ and m.y.e.m.a.i.l@ as aliases of myemail@
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
Reminds me of a mathematical equation. You can added unnecessary complexity by adding terms to both sides, but simplification can only go so far. Once simplified, you still have the option to move the essential operations to one side of the
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
Implementations I’ve seen use a gray I-frame to bootstrap the stream, then the p-frames will completely replace it after a complete N frame cycle (typically N is 5) The frames are divided into slices where one strip of the frame contains co
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
Recursion
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
Line numbers are awful, but other than that I think basic is a great first language. I loved learning how to make games for myself in Qbasic
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
>> This refers to a sense of euphoric connection that is sparked by performing rhythmic movements in unison to music or chanting. I suspect this euphoria happens whenever we believe ourselves to be synchronized with others, even if we
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
For the uninitiated (like myself) Allen Ginsberg's poem "Howl" starts with the line: "I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness"
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by mdonahoe 6y ago
“Law is subject to interpretation, and that’s great.” I’m not sure it is always great. Studies show racism[1] and hunger[2] and can impact sentencing judgments. > When bugs are discovered in law, they can be retroactively corrected. How
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by mdonahoe 7y ago
my random guesses 1. Someone else made this site in order to centralize all of Paul's relevant parenting content in one place. 2. PG prefers the text-only purity of Basic. 3. Who cares.
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by mdonahoe 7y ago
I viewed it more as a warning about the frequency of dementia, rather than an attempt to minimize Lee's experience.
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by mdonahoe 7y ago
Found a pdf linked from his Wikipedia page http://robotics.cs.tamu.edu/dshell/cs689/papers/anderson72mo... Though I must admit I don’t really understand it. I was expecting automata to be referenced somewhere
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by mdonahoe 7y ago
I can’t seem to access more than the cover page of that paper. Do I need a journal membership?
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by mdonahoe 7y ago
> you're using an anonymous account on a website to dunk on someone I enjoy that you are making this point from the username "anoncareer0212"
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by mdonahoe 7y ago
Gilfoyle, is that you?
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by mdonahoe 7y ago
Don’t quote me on this, but I think ffmpeg lets you choose between starting at the nearest Iframe or re-encoding the first GOP.
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by mdonahoe 7y ago
I'm just saying I don't like the pressure of having to compare myself to Issac Newton. Also everything could always be worse, so it's a mostly useless argument.
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by mdonahoe 7y ago
Issac Newton didn't have kids home from school, and didn't need to attend Zoom meetings.
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by mdonahoe 7y ago
“In an effort to help centralize this feedback and include as many developers as possible in the standards process, the team at Edge have created open-ui.org.” I did not realize these two posts were related. The open-ui website looks pretty
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by mdonahoe 7y ago
Sam seems preoccupied with a weaponized virus rather than a natural mutation. Gates had a 2015 TED talk about “the next epidemic” Hopefully we will be more prepared for the next one. Covid-19’s mortality is much lower than 50%, so in some s

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