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paufernandez
1y ago
As far as I see, Skia is the full-blown thing, whereas ThorVG goes the other route, being as small and simple as possible.
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2y ago
You hit a very important point, the discomfort that orderly people experience (I am that kind of person). I believe that to be innate. At the same time, a disorganized person is still more effective in an organized environment, but probably
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paufernandez
2y ago
Ad Hominem attack... ;)
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2y ago
This article makes it clear to me just how different perception is in different people. How much or how little this errors scream at you in your mind. If everyone was as sensitive as the author (I am close), then way less errors would be l
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paufernandez
3y ago
The best video I know about this stuff is "Compilers for free" by Tom Stuart ( https://youtu.be/n_k6O50Nd-4 ). It is hilarious at one point. Brilliant.
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3y ago
The original AlphaCode paper in Nature explains the approach, they generate many potential solutions with the LLM and do a lot of processing after to select candidates. Here's where the probabilistic nature of LLMs hurts, I think.
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paufernandez
4y ago
I think this is very good advice.
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4y ago
I am 46 and on "intermittent fasting" right now and it is great for this. Mental clarity is so noticeable. I feel younger. YMMV though.
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4y ago
I was for ten years (35-45) feeling similarly but I supposedly had a good, "stressless" life: wife, nice kids, full-time uni teaching post, etc. I realised this but was unable to reverse it at all. So you don't need to have p
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4y ago
The depressed sees the same events quite differently, that's why it is so difficult to understand for many people (I can though).
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paufernandez
4y ago
Unbelievable that two guys can do such a huge thing. I can't wait to try it.
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4y ago
If well written these would be very good for selling the game.
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4y ago
I think some people overexpress in general, regardless of the medium. I think it comes from an excess of "passion", which is like permanent exageration. I am prone to it, that's why I know, and I try to keep it under control.
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4y ago
Same experience here. I interact quite a bit, though
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5y ago
+1
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5y ago
> To be honest, I can't wait until browsers get replaced with some native crossplatform toolkit That sounds like Flutter to me.
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paufernandez
5y ago
I'm missing Iosevka.
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paufernandez
5y ago
I think you are right. I see it as a form of multiple inheritance, a new one which no other language has.
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paufernandez
5y ago
Agreed, that's the one I use, so fast!
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6y ago
Svelte with Snowpack does compilation in milliseconds.
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6y ago
With all these articles I wonder about survivorship bias: where are the ones about people which had a bad experience with psilocybin?
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6y ago
What do you take now? My kid is still doing mostly fine 'just dealing with it' (10yo) but I want to be ready.
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6y ago
I would love that!
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7y ago
I believe you can read a novel more or less mindlessly, as you can read HN. But HN is more surprising, and it's like a slot-machine (in the analogy that Tristan Harris makes with social media). For me it is like System 1 or System 2 ta
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7y ago
That's exactly what I was thinking. The assumption that the TV is the culprit is so powerful that is not even questioned.
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7y ago
Yes, I've been playing it a minute ago!
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8y ago
I have been there. If you think this anxiety has been on the rise (think carefully about if some time ago you had such strong emotions reading about accidents, etc), consider going to a doctor and treat your anxiety. Medication solves it, I
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8y ago
Amazing, thanks!
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Adversarial Reprogramming of Neural Networks
(arxiv.org)
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paufernandez
9y ago
I understood with your explanation, thanks!
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