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by mikkelam 4y ago
Anyone fancy a hot cup of poop? https://emoji.supply/kitchen/?%F0%9F%92%A9+%E2%98%95=rt
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by mikkelam 4y ago
I feel like, most commenters are speculating too much around Tesla and their lack of FSD capabilities being the issue. Perhaps Karpathy just felt that the work was too draining and decided to he needed a break. I believe Karpathy has recent
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by mikkelam 4y ago
> Maybe someone should do a review of Trustpilot on Trustpilot? Did you read the article? The reviews of Trustpilot are mentioned.
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by mikkelam 4y ago
Other than taste and perhaps vitamins, what other good things do you get from the murdering of animals? It definitely is a "waste" of resources, when looking at it from a rational perspective. Humans like to enjoy life though.
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by mikkelam 4y ago
Yep! I've been using httpx for all my projects and several are in production. It's a great replacement
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by mikkelam 5y ago
I honestly thought it already was running natively, it already runs super smooth in rosetta
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by mikkelam 5y ago
Offtopic: More and more I'm noticing the ever-increasing amount of chinese names in machine learning papers. Can anyone explain that? Are these researchers mainly choosing this field out of their own interest, or is China somehow pushi
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by mikkelam 5y ago
Another take: Antiwork is a much needed uprising in america for low paid workers to finally stand together and stop dealing with an unfair system. Hopefully it trickles into the real world, before it is stopped
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by mikkelam 5y ago
I love firefox and use it avidly, but why does every firefox update keep trending on HN? I'm genuinely curious, most of these updates seem fairly minor
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by mikkelam 5y ago
OP is talking about hCaptcha, not google's reCaptcha. Besides, reCaptcha is not being used for that anymore. They probably stopped doing that a while ago. src: https://www.vox.com/22436832/captchas-getting-harder-a
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by mikkelam 5y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12854895 [nov, 2016] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19772322 [apr, 2019] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22700365 [mar, 2020] http
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by mikkelam 5y ago
How do you know if software is written in Rust? Don’t worry, the developer will tell you
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by mikkelam 5y ago
I was excited to see that as well. It still is quite long when used in a URL
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by mikkelam 5y ago
Hong Kong is over. It is quickly becoming a real-estate grab for mainland Chinese. It won't be long before this incredibly rich and deeply unique culture will die off. It really is quite sad. I don't think there is anything that c
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by mikkelam 5y ago
That does seem rather bad, I wonder what is causing such shitty performance?
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by mikkelam 5y ago
Maybe you should also mention that you are affiliated with this project. This reads like an ad.
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by mikkelam 5y ago
> Why would interest in technology negatively correlate with interest in art? OP didnt write any such thing. I think you're reading too much into his comment.
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by mikkelam 5y ago
I'm really impressed, and quite happy, that The Washington Post is writing such an article when Mr Bezos himself owns it. Great to see this is not a deterrant
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by mikkelam 5y ago
The UI is probably written with compose https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb
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by mikkelam 5y ago
Why? Because I'm a second class citizen in a java IDE. No thanks. The marketing is also quite clear on the target audience https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/features/
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by mikkelam 5y ago
As a long-term pycharm user that recently migrated to VSCode im quite happy to see jetbrains building this. My main gripe with their stack is that I work across many languages and workflows and I like to use the exact same keymaps configura
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by mikkelam 5y ago
I had severe burnout after doing 2 years remotely. I spent 4 months doing very little. A friend then convinced me to join his startup and I had a lot of fun (this time IRL). I'm still there 1.5 years later and we're doing well. Ra
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by mikkelam 5y ago
Good. Housing prices are insane at the moment. Housing speculation is making it unreasonable for many people to go and buy a home. It is seriously uncanny that housing has turned into speculation rather than a place to live
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by mikkelam 5y ago
100%. Apple is mostly doing this because they saw it coming anyway. Might as well bend now and position your brand in a better light. Right to repair is winning.
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by mikkelam 5y ago
Honestly I think we just started paying more attention to the subject. Anxiety is a completely natural survival mechanism: “was that a tiger in those bushes!?”. It keeps us alive.
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by mikkelam 5y ago
Super exciting! We use the previous gen at my company to run octoprint software for our 3d printer farm and they do tend to run quite slow. This should be a nice needed upgrade. In general the RPI Zero series is really great value for a tin
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by mikkelam 5y ago
Fun fact is that McDonalds food is still considered relatively cool in Denmark. Especially after a night out or the morning after. Being able to eat it with a good conscience helps.
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by mikkelam 5y ago
Isn’t it a matter of time before these licensed ISAs are dead anyway? With the advent of RISC-V is this really a problem? Obviously this way of doing business is not acceptable though
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by mikkelam 5y ago
Why do you think that .NET is a poor choice?
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by mikkelam 5y ago
Honestly, it's probably about time to switch to GrapheneOS or LineageOS

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