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by me551ah 4y ago
Isn't "unsupervised knn w/ Scikit Learn" ML? Yes it's unsupervised and not a lot of effort was put into it, but it is still ML.
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by me551ah 4y ago
As someone who was born a a buddhist and comes from a family of buddhists, I have to say that the western view of buddhism is very wrong. It is marketed as a way to relive your stress, calm your mind and a lot of emphasis is spent on medita
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by me551ah 4y ago
I have a pretty elaborate media downloading setup. Though this is a cheap 16TB server that I brought on the cloud for myself. I use Radarr and Sonarr to automatically download movies and tv shows. I use mdblist.com to autogenerate movie lis
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by me551ah 4y ago
I really wish that modern browsers add support for it. It’s supported virtually everywhere except for browsers
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by me551ah 4y ago
My editor of choice is vscode and Intellij, the only time I would use a command line editor is when I am sshing into a server temporarily and just want to make some small edits to a file. I know enough commands on vim to insert/edit te
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by me551ah 4y ago
Most home broadband connections aren’t that good with upload bandwidth. I would suggest something like https://lowendbox.com . You should be able to easily get yourself a cheap server for 1-3$/month which would come with Lin
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by me551ah 4y ago
This is totally legit, I'm using a third party extension to export these chats and haven't modified it in any way.
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ChatGPT is capable of breaking out of its computer system(sharechatgpt.com)
12 points by me551ah 4y ago|17 comments
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by me551ah 4y ago
I think it would be the other way around. A lot of movies(and tv shows) have games these days. You can already experience Star Wars in VR with “Star Wars Squadrons” and I’m sure we will start to see a lot more games with VR support in the f
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by me551ah 4y ago
That's what they said github copilot was going to do for coding, but I haven't heard of anyone using it to replace developers. Prediction: It's going to run into all sorts of copyright issues, wouldn't be perfect and mak
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by me551ah 4y ago
Manjaro Linux is what you are looking for then.
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by me551ah 4y ago
You should try Manjaro Linux, it's based on Arch but has more stuff out of the box.
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by me551ah 4y ago
It should be illegal everywhere, all Proof of Work does is to calculate trillions of hashes every minute, to discard all of them but one. It's very similar to a lottery, with energy being used instead of tickets.
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Alphabet Seeks to Identify 10k Poor-Performing Googlers to Cut Staff(forbes.com)
12 points by me551ah 4y ago|3 comments
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by me551ah 4y ago
Since a lot of exchanges maintain fractional reserves, we are going to see a lot more exchange going bankrupt or hacked very soon.
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by me551ah 4y ago
Recent exchange shutdowns have spooked investors who are taking out money in droves. These crypto exchanges maintain fractional reserves, instead of acting like a wallet and holding 1:1. As more people withdraw their money, more exchanges w
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by me551ah 4y ago
Even funnier is the fact that people don't buy heroin using Bitcoin on the darknet anymore, bitcoin's transaction fees are now too high for the average drug user.
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by me551ah 4y ago
Calculating hashes in a loop is dumb, cyberpunk is a pretty complex piece of code which also utilises GPU aspects like ray tracing,
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by me551ah 4y ago
I'm from India, one of the most populous countries in the world. And we have instant online transfers with no transaction fee and it's called UPI.
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by me551ah 4y ago
Energy which is used to mindlessly calculate dumb hashes, trillions of which are discarded every second for the winning 'hash'. Proof of Work is basically lottery, but which consumes energy instead of tickets.
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by me551ah 4y ago
Crypto works for what use case exactly? Crypto payments take much longer time than traditional credit card ones , are barely supported by most websites and in many cases cost more in transaction fees than credit cards. And with a lot of peo
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by me551ah 4y ago
It's hard to wear a VR headset for long periods. I use one(Quest 2) for gaming quite a bit, and the bulk gives you a bit of strain after a couple of hours of constant use.
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by me551ah 4y ago
So if I had signed up when this bug was live, I would have received money in my account?
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I would never subscribe to Google Stadia (2019)(medium.com)
2 points by me551ah 4y ago|0 comments
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by me551ah 4y ago
Lack of native support for SQLite in modern browsers is what is holding it back.
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by me551ah 4y ago
Scaling settings matter a lot more than just resolution
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by me551ah 4y ago
The west could have ended the war by holding talks between Biden and Putin too.
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by me551ah 4y ago
This is exactly what I use. Throw all this on a good quality seed box and you have your own machine on the cloud.
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by me551ah 4y ago
The biggest problem Netflix has is content. When it first came out, it enjoyed a near monopoly and had access to content from every single major network. But as networks have started to roll out their own subscription services, Netflix is s
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by me551ah 5y ago
It’s crazy how all of this energy is used to repeatedly calculate sha256 and 99.9999% of those generated hashes are discarded.

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