otikik

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by otikik 3y ago
Antirez, I respect you immensely. I know you know what you are talking about. I do think that there's too much hype around rust. That said, I also think that we live in a world where a little bit of clickbait or hype-riding is admissib
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by otikik 3y ago
It's a kind of Chinese-owned, Chinese-managed physical store. It has a little bit of every kind of non-perishable product. From clothes to tools to toys to tupperware, directly imported from China. The quality is not high, but neither
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by otikik 3y ago
I have experienced almost the full cycle of enshittification. I remember when it arrived in my country (Spain). It was great. The catalog was very good. Customer service was very responsive. If I had a problem, they would return the money,
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by otikik 3y ago
Well a water pump for a nuclear reactor (or around) might.
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by otikik 3y ago
The “dearrow” extension changes all youtube thumbnails to random stills from each video. Goodbye faces. And obnoxious red arrows
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by otikik 3y ago
I see what you are saying. I am an engineer-turned-EM and you don't know me, so please take everything I say with a grain of salt: > Your job is NOT safe. Nothing will make execs happier than having this line of thought popularized
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It can be both.
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That’s “testing in production”, but beast-sized.
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“You know the captain of the cheerleader team? She has arthritis!”
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by otikik 3y ago
The main verb you are using here, "consume", means very different things when applied to humans and when applied to computers. It's similar to how "an airplane flies like a bird". It does indeed fly, but it does not
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Well in certain American prisons they kind of are.
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by otikik 3y ago
I have yet to see a demonstration that it “learns like a human”. Even if it did, that’d be very shaky legal grounds for anything. Almost everything man-made “makes something like a human”, because we made the thing, and it is convenient for
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But they do in fact produce copies of their training materials. This has been demonstrated both with image generation (a targeted query will reproduce a very similar image to the one used in training) and in source code generation (a machin
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by otikik 3y ago
It seems that your subconscious is telling you that it wants you transform those cycles into some kind of action. I don't know what your circumstances are. If it were me, in my circumstances, I would be looking for groups of similarly-
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Women voting. Black people voting. Saturday. A lot of changes happen and stick around afterwards.
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But I think we can all agree on that we are all mostly stupid. And you can’t trust a stupid person to behave selfishly in an intelligent manner.
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by otikik 3y ago
I don’t think it’s fair to mark some parts of the argument “not the real world” when the argument is a whole block. The societal changes being discussed in the article are the main proposed path to a solution, not the particular cancer cure
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by otikik 3y ago
Well pathing in sc2 improved significantly, although some problems remain (ultralisks dieing before reaching their target). In the case of SC1, the dragoon in particular was really bad because its speed would change significantly depending
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by otikik 3y ago
Isn’t the standard solution there to pick one of the horses to do the full path while telling the others “try to move along this path, if not possible then as close as possible, otherwise in the average direction of this group of horses” or
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by otikik 3y ago
I can’t find anything online about this one (Jovian). Do you have a link at hand? Happy new year!
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by otikik 3y ago
Well maybe it will not make the US better, but it could perhaps help Europe not become worse (some people will think “if it’s American it must be better”). But thank you for sharing this anyway.
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Real images instead of CGI? How dare you?
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by otikik 3y ago
I would laugh if it wasn’t so sad.
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by otikik 3y ago
I happen to have reached a similar conclusion through a totally different path (by watching many American home building YouTube channels and comparing them with how we build in Europe). If you ever put your thoughts out there, I would like
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by otikik 3y ago
Probably yes, but also probably the person who would check for this kind of thing was probably let go already :P You can “help” your friend who is bootstrapping his startup. You can even book a room in the office and meet with your friend t
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by otikik 3y ago
I don’t think outsourcing is the main problem with the American healthcare system. I encourage you to go a bit deeper and to not give your vote on a single bit of info. Try to expand to 1Kb.
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Seize the means of computation
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I wouldn’t be surprised if there was some kind of “annoyance” metric for the ad selection algorithm. The idea being: show a certain demographic the same annoying ad again and again, and they might end up paying just to get rid of ads. I’m p
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Not if my son has to share a road with them, no.
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> Self-driving is very easy to evaluate. I disagree. We can say that someone is driving safely in one given moment . A drunk driver could drive quite safely through a main road while we watch them, and then turn around a corner and run

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