mordae

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by mordae 4y ago
You are probably the only one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoliberalism
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by mordae 4y ago
LOL, I was expecting the title to continue "... Fraud, According to $EU_COUNTRY Government". Seems like I don't trust them.
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by mordae 5y ago
I don't read it as destruction. Kids should never be entitled to sweets, so the candy is not in any way theirs. And I don't think that they should receive sweets as a reward for being decent human beings. Sweets are extra. A sign
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by mordae 5y ago
But there is a lesson. That the other person may or may not like you depending on how you behave and may or may not be willing to extend courtesy based on that. Some things in your life are your rights, but some things you only get when you
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by mordae 5y ago
Actually, it is the SV crowd who needs to prove it is possible. :-)
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by mordae 5y ago
This. I always make sure both sides share in the full rights to the work. Regardless of whether I am the one doing the programming or the one paying for it. Public sector usually makes up the rules for itself and then upholds them in the so
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by mordae 5y ago
Good ones should manage below 0.1W. But I don't thing many are that efficient. So <1W.
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by mordae 5y ago
0.4W is a lot. WiFi-connected ESP32 draws about 140 mA. esp8266 will be similar. They are both 3.3V devices. 3.3 * 0.140 = 0.46 Your light bulb's esp8266 (or a similar chip, zigbee is 2.4 GHz as well) is fully powered. With a switching
579.
by mordae 5y ago
You have it right. Many cheap always-connected smart devices use Low-dropout regulator (LDO). What does wiki say about these? > The advantages of an LDO regulator over other DC-to-DC voltage regulators include the absence of switching no
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by mordae 5y ago
> AutoProfit is a reinforcement learning model that trains itself on a simulated trading environment. It is able to trade on its own and generate its own trading signals, outperforming a portfolio of human traders and making the most out
581.
by mordae 5y ago
Check out the new Harley Quinn. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7658402/
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by mordae 5y ago
Ever heard of Rojava?
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by mordae 5y ago
Because of the bloated buffers along the way. It was empirically the truth.
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by mordae 5y ago
> People like re-watching the same stuff that they've already watched, they're comfortable these days watching reboots of the same superhero movies. They like big budgets and flashy special effects. They don't like being c
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by mordae 5y ago
* Meritocracy isn't, because merit cannot be easily measured and it is trivial for successful bad actors to build moats that prevent anyone else getting as valued as them. * Higher economic growth can be achieved by investing in educat
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by mordae 5y ago
But we desperately need more anarchists. :-) Perhaps people should read David Graeber and Cory Doctorow more? The whole culture wars thing is a prime example of complementary schismogenesis in action, which was rather nicely presented in th
587.
by mordae 5y ago
Hahaha, same here. Have you noticed how the discussion here is fairly civil? It's very similar to most Reddit places, lobste.rs and other *moderated* fora as well. Most of these extremes only arise in unmoderated spaces such as Faceboo
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by mordae 5y ago
I guess to reduce banding and soften shadow edges. Specifically the glossy floors would probably look much worse without it.
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by mordae 5y ago
There is none. We are all just bunch of programmable monkeys outside of their original regulation loop. AI might get to the same level (as we can already see with GPT-3, as it slowly accrues wisdom), but then it will need to get a digital n
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by mordae 5y ago
I hope anyone notices this little post: go read Stanislaw Lem's Golem XIV for the best philosophical take on this AI alarmism. OP extrapolates from highly competitive, adversarial society they are living in that AGI will be smart and e
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by mordae 5y ago
What fascinates me is that everyone always separate into just two camps: 1. Cool! Tell me more! I love these puzzle/strategy games. Both how to cheat and not get caught and how to catch the cheaters. 2. Wow, these cheaters are such a b
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by mordae 5y ago
This. I would enroll, but nobody would help me financially like they were ready to do when I was younger. Also, let me customize the track a little bit. It's so focused on the inexperienced kids it hurts.
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by mordae 5y ago
It should have been you, Russians, bleeding and dying in a war against Putin. Not Ukrainians so far away from his seat of power. It's so easy to think to yourself that you cannot make the world a better place and then to give up and on
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by mordae 5y ago
They way I read the article, there is going to be excess supply of things such as power-regulation ICs, 2.4GHz radio chips and so on. I'd guess that consumers will gobble these up all across the world in smart appliances and IoT like n
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by mordae 5y ago
It's not only losing a couple seconds of data. Write ordering does not work, meaning journals don't. You get a possibility of silent data corruption.
596.
by mordae 5y ago
Please fix Czechia vs. Czech Republic mismatch. And Macedonia vs. North Macedonia. Also, per-capita hacker density would be cool as well.
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by mordae 5y ago
Couple questions, though. Is this architecture self-healing once you restore a day-old backup of one system or do you have to have a procedure to resync everything? And if you need to have such a procedure, how do you make sure it will work
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by mordae 5y ago
Play https://turingcomplete.game/
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by mordae 5y ago
Still no HN over IPv6?
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by mordae 5y ago
Feynman's wife.

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