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Slave cases are still cited as good law across the U.S.(text.npr.org)
5 points by nadermx 3y ago|0 comments
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by nadermx 3y ago
So you don't like autosuggest either? I could write out the rest of my search, or just type less
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by nadermx 3y ago
"Newton turned in her dissertation and then peaced out. Newton, if you’re out there: respect" A true pioneer
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by nadermx 3y ago
How do you stop it? I don't think the greed of the super rich is per say the problem. Perhaps there needs to be a shift in economic incentive
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by nadermx 3y ago
It seems to be the playbook. Get huge, ask for regulation. Sam Bankmen-Fried was doing the same with ftx, asking for crypto to be regulated, once FTX got huge. Granted that didn't end the same, but still same concept
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by nadermx 3y ago
I'm not sure I agree with the thesis of this post. It seems to me asking if something is right vs when compiling to test, and iterated to work, does seem like it helps programmers.
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by nadermx 3y ago
I made https://github.com/nadermx/backgroundremover which can be installed and used fully with no restrictions, MIT licensed. Yet people still feel the need to pay for API usage or my GUI at https://backgro
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by nadermx 3y ago
This is the most recent update on the yout case https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/66697744/yout-llc-v-rec...
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by nadermx 3y ago
Seems like a great win that should not have to be fought in the first place; at $2,400 an hour
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by nadermx 3y ago
I also agree it is becoming a commodity, I even made an open source tool few years ago to remove the background from images and videos https://github.com/nadermx/backgroundremover
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by nadermx 3y ago
Wasn't there a guy who did MIT's opencourseware CS degree in a year?
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by nadermx 3y ago
Why would it fizzle? It provides an actual utility
583.
by nadermx 3y ago
That was a wonderful read
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by nadermx 3y ago
What is retirement, if not doing things you enjoy. Coding is unique in its ability that you can even do it as an old man.
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by nadermx 3y ago
Guess its proof no matter the hand, or lack there of, you're delt, you can make something of yourself. And get a lot of women.
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by nadermx 3y ago
Vanity
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by nadermx 3y ago
https://ImageEditor.ai
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by nadermx 3y ago
Read the slides. Seems he applies a systematic approach to express that it takes determination to make a game succesful on steam. And research. Also didn't realize so few games where published a year.
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by nadermx 3y ago
Can't this be explained by the special charecters and the extra step to translate them, such as Diccionario Español changes to xn--diccionarioespaol-txb in a domain. So the extra step adds a level of complexity/compute?
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by nadermx 3y ago
That amount of data a day is none trivial amount. Cool write up.
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by nadermx 3y ago
Thanks
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by nadermx 3y ago
Made in Django. She wanted to have posts not published and wanted auto save if she was typing and incase had her laptop/cell die, so I added those feautres as well. And django has rss and summernote is a decent enough editor. So was
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Reinforcement Learning and Optimal Control: Books, Videolectures, and Material(web.mit.edu)
8 points by nadermx 3y ago|0 comments
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by nadermx 3y ago
I made a blog for each member of my family, but my sister [0] is the only one that actually uses it. It's let me keep up with her. When I made it for her, I told her to just write in it every time she wanted to write a book since she
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An early timelapse video of Alfie, the general purpose teleop robot(twitter.com)
1 points by nadermx 3y ago|0 comments
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An open-source implementation of Google's PaLM models(github.com)
1 points by nadermx 3y ago|0 comments
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by nadermx 3y ago
I think someone did this https://github.com/pashpashpash/vault-ai
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by nadermx 3y ago
Offer a chat bot answer to every question posted?
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by nadermx 3y ago
#Breaking for loop, till next for loop
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Waking up to Hacker News(johnathannader.com)
93 points by nadermx 3y ago|9 comments

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