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by odo1242 4y ago
It’s good from a technical perspective but not a business perspective. Startups only get a limited amount of time/money investment in order to prove their profitability. “Writing a better version” can come later, when the startup isn’t
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by odo1242 4y ago
I think what you would do is some long-running “index” process where you dynamically generate embeddings for all changes that get made to text in the database. Databases that support searching large amounts of text probably do a way simpler
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by odo1242 4y ago
They stopped supporting this in 2017. Before this, you could do this without any hacks, just a chrome extension called Arc Welder made by Google.
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by odo1242 4y ago
(the pandemic has, in fact, made every metric of income/wealth inequality markedly worse)
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Word-Finding Query API(datamuse.com)
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by odo1242 4y ago
Sorry, can’t resist the temptation: sup
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by odo1242 4y ago
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*** by Mark Manson?
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by odo1242 4y ago
All git operations are several times faster than their SVN counterparts, and git is more storage efficient as well. This becomes especially relevant for larger repositories.
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by odo1242 4y ago
the vast majority of computer programming is “not very difficult” computer programming
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by odo1242 4y ago
have done (doing?) both, music theory is several times harder at least
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by odo1242 4y ago
Firefox still has themes: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/themes/
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by odo1242 4y ago
I don't think “colorways” is a particularly demanding experiment as far as Firefox is concerned. Firefox has a built-in theming system, they just created a few more built-in themes that are only available for a limited time. I could pr
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by odo1242 4y ago
One problem with this I can see is that it's quite easy to write a delta that's larger than 4096 tokens minus prompt length (the maximum amount of context gpt-3 can process), and if the delta's so short it's less than th
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by odo1242 4y ago
WebAssembly? Try compiling something to WebAssembly and running it in python?
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by odo1242 4y ago
The entire point is it's a universal basic income. Giving geniuses money is missing the entire point .
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by odo1242 4y ago
Why does signing things stop someone from generating content using AI and then signing it?
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by odo1242 4y ago
Garbage collection deals with a couple (albeit rare) additional cases (e.g reference cycles) while requiring significantly less mental overhead.
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by odo1242 4y ago
Wouldn’t a GC cycle be short if the microcontroller had less RAM? (as a genuine question)
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by odo1242 4y ago
Creating a GitHub repo with one file titled “index.md” and publishing it to GitHub Pages creates a single-page site using relatively sane defaults. There's no maintenance involved whatsoever. You can add multiple pages as well by creat
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by odo1242 4y ago
I would argue that ReCAPTCHA’s still work, at least to some extent. Spamming a form is much easier to do when you don’t have to spin up an entire virtual browser to fill out those form while also paying for the GPU computer necessary to run
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by odo1242 4y ago
Well, it can be. You can still emulate additional hardware with QEMU, and QEMU still has other backends (which it will use if you run a x86-64 OS on ARM macs).
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by odo1242 4y ago
It was funded by Twitter, but under a separate organization.
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by odo1242 4y ago
To be fair, crypto as a technology has some merit. I think IPFS and Filecoin (Helium?), count for something more than a Ponzi scheme (as their primary goal is not simply being a store of value). It’s when crypto tries to replace all of fi
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by odo1242 4y ago
You also get completely glitched bubbles, [briefly] self-intersecting bubbles, and bubbles within other bubbles depending on how you position stuff!
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by odo1242 4y ago
Fun fact: if you zoom out a ton, place the bubble machine at the outside edge, and then zoom back in to standard, you get a crap ton of bubbles very quickly
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by odo1242 4y ago
not CFAA concerns, but you'd probably be in violation of the WhatsApp TOS: "… (d) interfere with or disrupt the safety, security, confidentiality, integrity, availability, or performance of our Services; …" disclaimer: IANAL
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by odo1242 4y ago
VSCode was build with web technologies because this allows the “Remote” feature to work – by using a client and server internally, you can put the server on a different device and transparently develop on that device as long as there is a s
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by odo1242 4y ago
nice cartoons! :D
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by odo1242 4y ago
I think they're saying it would be more natural if the eyes closed from the top, I guess?
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by odo1242 4y ago
No, it's because the reason that integers overflow is that negative numbers are technically stored as larger than positive numbers in the Two's complement representation most computers use to store integers. Neither low and high a

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