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oceansky
7mo ago
Creative coding is a type of computer programming in which the goal is to create something expressive instead of something functional. Wikipedia
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7mo ago
A startup getting 1B net worth is so rare that such companies are called unicorns. As the other commenter pointed out, this is 1B seed.
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7mo ago
It's also going to vary heavily by geographic area.
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7mo ago
It's 80%. https://www.uber.com/us/en/newsroom/gamechangers/
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Review of different board representations in computer chess (2022)
(lichess.org)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
What kind of features?
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7mo ago
Shoutout to Rancher Desktop
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8mo ago
I don't mean to say that nothing can be done, I was just agreeing that it's often more complicated than it looks.
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8mo ago
He needed to verify his identity via an app at pick up time, and needed an gmail/apple account as part of the process. I don't remember which app.
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8mo ago
Sounds like a fun experiment, let AI completely control an infrastructure, from application layer to load balancing and databases. I bet it would burn a lot of money very fast and not just on tokens.
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8mo ago
Someone commented on a HN threads on just de-googling and he couldn't even pick up his kids without a gmail or apple account. Just not using it is really unrealistic for the average person at this moment
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8mo ago
I think people hate(d) working with it and the security flaws it had. I don't think I've seen people hating the content created with it.
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8mo ago
I wouldn't say most, but a good chunk yes.
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8mo ago
Pointing out police checkpoints aren't illegal. Waze is partially based on that.
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8mo ago
They are both fully legal.
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8mo ago
I was talking about the Chrome kind of v8. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V8_(JavaScript_engine)
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8mo ago
"Nice car. What kind of engine does it have?" "V8" "Which kind of V8?"
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8mo ago
Could Google brick Android phones remotely in theory?
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Reflects or shape it?
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8mo ago
Can people who works with data parsing share if these match your experience?
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A Comprehensive Benchmark for Document Parsing and Evaluation (2025)
(github.com)
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8mo ago
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9mo ago
The word "quaternion" just rolls of the tongue. I always upvote it.
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9mo ago
I've visited Paris and London a few months ago as a tourist. I am really impressed by London public transport, both the classical red double deck buses and the subway.
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9mo ago
There are multiple videos from multiple angles and a multitude of witnesses. The only investigation being done is by the DHS, who is blocking all other state level investigations. The same DHS who lied about easy disproven things that were
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9mo ago
putting them at risk by trying to dodge them? What?
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9mo ago
This sounds like IMAX level projection
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9mo ago
Is this something you are running in prod? Could you share more about your use case?
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9mo ago
"3? What's that?" - Valve
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9mo ago
It's a current event, so things will change fast. At the same time, the Wikipedia page for ICE itself sounds a lot like a propaganda piece, with criticism as a footnote.
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9mo ago
Legal eagle has more in-depth analysis of this. But in summary, there's basically no recourse.
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