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by meowface 4y ago
I think I could see where you're coming from if not for the near-total elimination of stimuli. If I could have any book I wanted whenever I wanted I'd consider it over being with the general population. If I could have an internet
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by meowface 4y ago
Fair. "I think this is akin to saying nytimes.com buying nyt.com and redirecting it to nytimes.com encourages domain squatting."
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by meowface 4y ago
>Watson was a stunt. It's not very hard for someone on HN to figure out how much of Watson was Watson. Can you elaborate?
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by meowface 4y ago
I think this is akin to saying nytimes.com buying nyt.com and redirecting it to nytimes.com is domain squatting.
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by meowface 4y ago
>I'd say ratio of sysadmins to actual users of the service is good indication that something is dead I may steal this quote.
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by meowface 4y ago
Yes, I found this one of the oddest articles I've read in a while. It's just the author projecting all of these things onto McCartney, without ever having any clear evidence of what really happened in any of these cases or evidenc
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by meowface 4y ago
>To take your Usain Bolt example, if you won 3 out of 5 races against him, that might just be because it was an off day for him, and not because you are actually faster than him. It shows you're probably very competitive with him, t
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by meowface 4y ago
>warp.dev >Our GPT-3 powered AI search will convert natural language into executable shell commands. It's like GitHub Copilot, but for the terminal. First time I'm hearing about this. Looks pretty cool. I think I already hav
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by meowface 4y ago
Naturally, the top reply under that is the exact same scam-spam in the screenshot.
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by meowface 4y ago
I agree with you, but, pitch-stuff aside, the time issue is an inescapable constraint. You can't have perfectly live simultaneous collaborative playing over the internet; things will inevitably be out-of-time for many. Due to the speed
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by meowface 4y ago
It's the exact opposite. They try to be, and I believe are, the least political out of all networking infrastructure companies, so in the very rare cases where they do decide to deplatform (Daily Stormer, 8chan, and Kiwi Farms are the
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by meowface 4y ago
Many are doing exactly this with Stable Diffusion + GFPGAN ( https://github.com/TencentARC/GFPGAN ) as a post-processing model.
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by meowface 4y ago
Security incident response is a very specialized role that the vast majority of not only ordinary tech companies but also security tech companies can't necessarily be expected to do entirely on their own in the event of suspicion of a
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by meowface 4y ago
I'm not sure how much it replicates the CSP model, but the closest thing I've found to Go-style concurrency in Python is gevent: https://github.com/gevent/gevent I personally still prefer to use it in all my
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by meowface 4y ago
Here's an interesting counterargument to this by one of the leading AI researchers (creator of Keras and much more), François Chollet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-V-vOXLyKGw
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by meowface 4y ago
It's probably the #1 most well-known anime in the US.
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by meowface 4y ago
Pronouncing the "-grind" like the word "grind". I think that's probably how most English-speakers first assume it's pronounced.
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by meowface 4y ago
DALL-E 2 tends to be 15 - 30 seconds, from my experience.
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by meowface 4y ago
It's not about sympathy but justice. I disagree with tptacek's characterization of it as not being legal finagling. Burying murder-for-hire attempts under "narcotics trafficking conspiracy" is obtuse and opaque. He shoul
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by meowface 4y ago
I'm a fervent supporter of both sides: - I think his sentencing was unfair and he should have to be convicted of the murder-for-hire charges in order for them to factor into his sentence. His sentence should be overturned immediately.
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by meowface 4y ago
It was written by the person with (by far) the most HN karma, so they definitely know their audience.
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by meowface 4y ago
Former old-school EVE player and sketchy scammer here. Pretty true, yeah, but keep in mind it's in-world scamming and is considered a valid or even respected part of the game. I doubt most of them would consider ever scamming or defrau
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by meowface 4y ago
What are examples of virtue emojis?
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by meowface 4y ago
Respectfully, he includes at least a hundred different sources in this post. Asking "Source?" when each claim he makes is accompanied with sources is a little confusing.
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by meowface 4y ago
Yes, there are lots of other things to consider in tobacco and nicotine vapor solution. Just in terms of the single molecule itself, nicotine doesn't appear to be more harmful than caffeine. Acute caffeine poisoning can be fatal.
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by meowface 4y ago
Respectfully, it feels as if you're not reading my or anyone else's posts in this thread. Yes, I do not advise someone start vaping nicotine if they're non-smokers. From everything I understand, there really isn't more h
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by meowface 4y ago
The only thing I don't get is why they didn't try this many years ago. I'm guessing because they might've thought it would break the "core conceit" and the aesthetic and unique differentiator, but in practice e
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by meowface 4y ago
>youth nicotine crisis What are we doing to address the nation's ongoing caffeine crisis? You seem to have a particular fixation on nicotine and haven't taken an opportunity to look at any of the counter-evidence a dozen differ
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by meowface 4y ago
There are potential risks to inhaling any gaseous substance, but in terms of the molecule itself, nicotine probably isn't riskier than caffeine. Nicotine patches are likely safe, for example. https://www.gwern.net/Nicot
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by meowface 4y ago
These are the kinds of replies that still make HN one of the best comment sections on the internet, if looking at peaks. (The average is not great, but there's huge variance.)

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