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by nefitty 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_room_design Very cool. I didn’t remember that this had been a plot point in Halt and Catch Fire.
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by nefitty 7y ago
“ Google Research Football Environment is a novel Reinforcement Learning environment where agents aim to master the world’s most popular sport -- football.”
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by nefitty 7y ago
Maybe. This article is from Feb. 29, 2020. They identified a url that was accessible via web but it looks to be down. I didn't dig deeper. https://www.xda-developers.com/huawei-search-mobile/
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by nefitty 7y ago
I heard this from a Tim Ferriss guest, forgot who, but he said contractual agreements are really for when there are disagreements. I thought that was a novel way to think about them.
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by nefitty 7y ago
Hm, seems like that would leave a mechanism open for blocking those kinds of sites. One reason I can think not to is if other apps, like YT for Roku, have to access the data directly and then process the relevant view count/ad stuff cl
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by nefitty 7y ago
Wow, I wish I could see the crowd reaction. I found the demo here if anyone is interested: https://youtu.be/rFv7mHTf0nA
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by nefitty 7y ago
I hadn’t ever considered actively editing the content I’m reading. That sounds like a great idea. I’m going to try it out on some technical docs today!
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by nefitty 7y ago
Couldn't find a lot of info, but the creator Marek Gibney was featured in an MIT Tech Review article. “If 90 percent of the readers of Douglas Hofstadter also like [Stephen] Hawking, the distance between these two writers in the Hofsta
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by nefitty 7y ago
Wow, nice job. Women is one of my favorite bands. I randomly get these weird urges to build playlists around certain bands or songs, so this sort of service helps a lot. The others I use, which take way more work, are last.fm, rate your mus
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by nefitty 7y ago
I couldn’t find a way that an admin could see any past Hangouts video meeting, but they do have access to all metadata. They can also enforce a setting to record Hangouts to Google Drive, which means those recordings would be accessible by
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by nefitty 7y ago
Semi-relevant, and a discussion I've had in the past in regards to Slack DM's. My company was a guest in our client's Slack workspace so this was an internal anxiety. Short answer, admins have the ability to view private mess
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by nefitty 7y ago
I found a thread on Indie Hackers on this https://www.indiehackers.com/post/cool-impressive-no-code-pr...
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by nefitty 7y ago
I came to that conclusion. I'm trying different searches that might be more unique to covid-19, like labored breathing. I'm trying to think of other proxies, maybe things like "coronavirus home remedy", etc.
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by nefitty 7y ago
https://typing.io was made specifically for programmers. It has helped me increase my accuracy and speed.
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by nefitty 7y ago
JustWatch has been such a game changer for me! Really awesome job. Great UI, intuitive layout, responsive. You guys must be getting a barrage of well deserved traffic lately.
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by nefitty 7y ago
From my understanding, HN is for intellectually stimulating conversation. If it was 100% talk about database management and regex and software updates, that would not remain very engaging for long.
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by nefitty 7y ago
Well, if a person doesn't see any possible path toward some destination, then they will probably not even try. If I see a path toward the destination, but it will take me a million years of walking, then that's not a fault of mind
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by nefitty 7y ago
The CEO of Basecamp, Jason Fried is giving a rebate to anyone who purchases their book on WFH. https://twitter.com/jasonfried/status/1237773562322259970
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by nefitty 7y ago
It seems like a lot of web devs are either stuck chasing novelty or constantly trying to bet on the next big thing. For example, what happened to CoffeeScript? https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=%2Fm%2F0hjc5m0&a
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by nefitty 7y ago
Last I knew (less than a year ago), guests can leave reviews up to 24 hrs before check-in if the guest cancels. This is in case the host does something shady before check-in or the stay is a disaster before it ends.
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by nefitty 7y ago
Are you being facetious? If so, letting people access information which could help them establish some grounding in the outside world is not exactly a ridiculous idea.
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by nefitty 7y ago
One of the worst things that happened to me in my last job is that I became important in the mid-level at work. Suddenly, I was expected to be at work earlier, be ready to rock at 8am, knocking meetings out and making decisions. I ran on fu
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by nefitty 7y ago
I’m stuck in a loop like this right now. I’ve been getting an average of less than 3 hours of sleep per night on weekdays for a few months now. On the weekends, when I don’t have strict external obligations, I sleep 8-10 hrs. I’m really sca
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by nefitty 7y ago
Awesome, thanks for looking into it. I’ll try it out!
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by nefitty 7y ago
I really like this. I want to try it out. I am hesitant to sign up because the only options are via Twitter and Facebook. I use Twitter. Here are the permissions it asks from my Twitter account, although I'm not sure if this is just st
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by nefitty 7y ago
Is the point that you get your work recognized, instead of your “self”?
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by nefitty 7y ago
It’s so fascinating to see how easily a human brain can be hijacked by status. I wonder if there’s a way to harness that power for improving individual performance...
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by nefitty 7y ago
There's an early episode of Silicon Valley where they go through something similar.
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by nefitty 7y ago
archive.org goes back 20 years https://web.archive.org/web/19981101000000*/www.pmail.com
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by nefitty 7y ago
You're comparing ethnicity and psychopathy.

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