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by nbardy 6y ago
Well done. The rect page is better for sure. Runnaroo is lacking in design Visually everything is very similar and hard to quickly parse. I want to immediately be able to scan results to tell what url's they are from. Two issues, the u
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Eric Weinstein has a theory that it's caused by the embedded growth obligations in our institutions. I'm not sure it's the answer, but I think there is something seriously amiss with our institutions that causes them to all h
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The rule of three helped me get get over my initial abstraction issues, but I leaned much more towards a rule of 5 or 6. Around three you finally find an abstraction, but around six uses there is a good chance it breaks down. Making an abst
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This has been one of the hardest fought lessons I’ve learned it my programming career, but also one of the most fruitful. I am to make my abstractions too late rather than too early. My rule of thumb tends to me copy things six to seven tim
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When a set small of companies control your ability to communicate freely on the internet and they act in consort it becomes an issue of free speech.
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Racism is racism no matter what direction it's pointing. You don't need to have experienced hundred's of years of prejudice to experience racism. Racism is treating someone differently because of their race. It is wrong full
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Seconded, The power of language is incredibly important. "Defund the police", "Abolish the police", the many different ways it's being phrased are radical demands. If the people saying these things mean something el
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> The adversarial loss "learns" what is a compressed image and tries to make the decoder go away from such outputs. Could you expand on this point
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Wholeheartedly agree I worked remotely for the first 6 years or so of my career and hybrid approaches turn the remote team into second class citizens more like contractors.
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Small correction, It's not any view deemed acceptable . It's any view not deemed properly righteous. For any not displaying the correct righteousness will be deemed to have not just the views they expose, must also be hiding vi
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I just moved to android and this bugs the shit out of me. It’s definitely real. I had to retype a character once by using the side of the key farthest from the one it was touch jacking.
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The bar for proving that "America is run by white supremacists" needs to be a lot higher than, one guy in the white house reads a blog.
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The good journalists are mostly gone. The NYT has fired a lot of people the last 4 years.
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I tried to set this up yesterday and spent 3 hours and still couldn't get it working.
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Interesting point. Chapelle can hardly punch anywhere, but down at this point with the amount of success he has had.
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Machine Learning – Artifact Tracking(medium.com)
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I don't think that's the case at all with flight vs vehicles. Autonomous driving is complicated because you have to take into account a wide range of scenarios and wide range of human behaviors, and a complex environment to unders
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Or the clear of forests, the rapidly decreasing biodiversity, diseases that are spreading to kill bats, trees, and bees. The rapidly increasing contamination of the ocean with plastics. The politicization of environmentalism has narrowed th
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China an Russia have been stirring up American discourse aggressively through the internet for years. They would most certainly seize on an opportunity like this. The incident is ultimately caused in the US, but it's for sure going to
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Yea. This article just hijacks all the graphics from the ars technica article and makes it harder to read.
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Even if the content creators overwhelm the rest of the crowd now, you can still find experts and their content continues to pile up. For example, iq of internet graphics is still adding incredible content to his site 10 years later. https:
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If you're having kids you're striving for things that aren't happiness. Often trading exhaustion for purpose and meaning.
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It depends on what you're watching. I read a lot less than I used to, but that's because I prefer to watch long form discussion in the form of podcast. In my eyes it's often disseminating the same information of the authors b
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"A man's search for meaning" - Viktor Frankl This book has more profundity than anything I've ever read. The type of sentences which cause you to stop and think, woah, what did I just read. The type of sentences where it
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It's an inaccurate comparison. The problems are very different. Magic Leap is trying to create a viable product for a market that doesn't exist. What they are actually going to ship and how it's going to be useful is still up
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Elon has already made it cleared he wants all businesses open. If he could make that happen he would. But there is one place he can affect and that's his own.
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Agreed. Maybe at a large organization where you are working on system that have more concern about stability and maintenance. At a startup setting deadlines and cutting corners is key for me to be a good engineer. My goal is get to "s
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There is another balance of threats here as well. Government overreach vs the benefit the government provides. Conservatives are concerned about government overreach. When the governor tells you you can't leave your home that's a
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I bought an alarm clock last year and its been huge for my mental health/morning routine. Now my day starts exactly how I want it. No phone. Straight to exercise.
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The carnival hoops I've examined all have ellipsis shaped rims. Impossible to distinguish from a circle when observed from the front, but clearly squished if you walk around and get underneath it.

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