nilamo

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by nilamo 2y ago
More expensive than what? And how does that relate to minimum wages? And how does that relate to minimum wages with respect to gig work?
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by nilamo 2y ago
I fail to understand how that applies to what I said.
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by nilamo 2y ago
Minimum wage is not applicable for gig work. It would basically be the same business model as companies like https://rev.com , which can be <$1 per video transcribed.
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by nilamo 2y ago
I was thinking the same thing. GANs aren't new, but it's cool that we're using them in new ways.
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by nilamo 2y ago
You're right, it's hard. So let's not even bother trying, right?
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by nilamo 2y ago
Nothing happened to Experian, and those clowns have beaches every year. The USA has so far proved that we don't care about privacy and don't believe data is real.
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by nilamo 2y ago
The primary thing that tripped me up about async/await, specifically only in Python, is that the called function does not begin running until you await it. Before that moment, it's just an unstarted generator. To make background j
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by nilamo 2y ago
Pillow is a special case, in that it was always meant as a drop in replacement for the PIL, and you only changed the requirements.txt
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by nilamo 2y ago
I don't think that's an answerable question, unless we assume a lot about the unknown encryption.
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by nilamo 2y ago
Dolphins, ants, most birds, wolves...
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by nilamo 2y ago
Consider Mars. Starting a colony would require a minimum amount of material to be sent. The more densely packed those seeds are with nutrients, the better.
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by nilamo 2y ago
This reads like you're a lawyer for Monsanto, as if a massive organization sueing an individual farmer over such meaningless drivel should be considered acceptable practice.
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by nilamo 2y ago
Ideally this would be run within a k8s cluster, to easily fit with the other services.
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by nilamo 2y ago
Maybe all of these issues would be solved of they were salaried employees, who could drive when they wanted...
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by nilamo 2y ago
Dang it's a shame there's no list of features easily found on the windows or something.
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by nilamo 2y ago
How much of a disruption was that? Teslas still can't be sold everywhere (such as anywhere in Michigan)...
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by nilamo 2y ago
No, I have not heard of any of those people, companies, or products. Why?
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by nilamo 2y ago
> As ever I feel the need to remind people that we live in a capitalist economy, not a laborist one. And it should stay that way forever because...?
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by nilamo 2y ago
That sounds completely made up. I simply do not believe that nobody in the CIA conceived of a layer of tinfoil inside of a normal hat, which would not be visible to anyone.
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by nilamo 2y ago
It's a race that we haven't started running yet. By the time we decide to hit the track, it might already be too late to change anything. It's pretty sad that our solution is probably going to end up being "build a colon
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by nilamo 2y ago
> Also very surprised voyager is using 2.3ghz, that's crazy saturated on earth due to wifi Wifi didn't exist when Voyager was launched...
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by nilamo 2y ago
But we're not comparing a bus with an on demand service, we're comparing it with no buses...?
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by nilamo 2y ago
Who benefits from not having service?
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by nilamo 2y ago
Most dynamic websites do not pass html for updates, the communicate with a backend using json (normally) and the frontend figures out what to do with that data. Hotwire is about removing that JavaScript layer, to have a dynamic app without
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by nilamo 2y ago
On the other hand, almost all of that has moved to cloud services which work totally fine on any os.
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by nilamo 2y ago
> Why do you think someone who walks and bike everywhere should pay increased taxes to subsidise empty buses running around the place? Because the cost of living in a society is helping to drive that society forward, even though you pers
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by nilamo 2y ago
Sort of the opposite of the Three Body Problem, haha
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by nilamo 2y ago
It scales to zero, so costs nothing when it's not in use...
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by nilamo 2y ago
People talk to real estate agents? I thought things like Zillow completely eliminated that step...
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by nilamo 2y ago
You're describing a situation different from the one I replied to, though... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40454969

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