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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
I live around that corner. What the hell…
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
Can someone please ELI5? Where is ChatGPT when you need it
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
You could copy the abstract now and ask GPT4 to explain itself in the style of ELI5
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
I wrote give me the future of AI in the style of Apple and it outputted a deck positioning Apple’s future of AI. When in reality I want the slide deck to be in the style of Apple Keynotes
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
This always seems weird to me, engineers should be product managers. I’ve worked on teams where this isn’t the case and it generally results in a shittier product, and teams which this was the case resulted in success.
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
Somewhere in my email if my look back long enough haha… try searching for tightly packed tries on Google
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
You do care about the 2.5 MB if memory is a concern and are limited by process where there is a very concrete threshold :) Try fitting GIFs, Videos, images + spellchecker & autocorrection into that process
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
To be fair even Norvig’s implementation wasn’t great for a mobile device. It can be improved with a more efficient trie structure…
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
So we pay meta to be their product now? All the motivation I needed to stop using it for good.
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
I’d love to see this attitude in a fintech application. You will lose your users very quickly and not to mention potential fines from the SEC or <insert_other_regulatory_body>
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
Yea I lol’d hard, it’s like some great massive achievement and then you go work at Google and Apple and realize there’s actual systems engineering under the hood (kernel, process scheduling, daemons, etc.)
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
This has been my exact experience, I went and got results and I was told my levels are normal (somewhere in the range of low 350s and 400). This is not normal, I have ED issues and depression and I think it is directly correlated to my horm
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
I mean you can abuse alcohol and cigarettes which I would argue are worse (lots of deaths due to just alcohol alone)
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Ask HN: Why is testosterone a scheduled substance in the USA?
1 points by pixel_tracing 4y ago|6 comments
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
Well here’s a solution to a problem that didn’t really need any solving. How about spending time on: • Actors • Real Immutable Structs ? This is going to create more code unreadable, while it may be cool and clever to put a pipe in and call
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
I just wonder sometimes what mega structures our solar system is traversing through. We rotate around the galaxy in a sine like fashion surely we run into mega structures or objects that might affect us?
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
The more I think about it the more it seems like the code itself should be the diagram. Not the code you write FOR the diagram, but the code for the feature, product, team you work on. Here’s an example just off the top of my head: Feature1
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
I understand this “looks cleaner” but we should really understand what the transpiler or compiler is doing behind the scenes. Functional code like this might introduce bottlenecks in performance. In some languages the imperative for loop is
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
It’s called SwiftUI?
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
I’m sorry what?? Native code gives you access to libdispatch and concurrency. RN is single threaded. There are a myriad of processes, shared memory, optimizations, and daemons that run on your phone that coordinate better with native binari
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
If you haven’t played it yet I recommend Bloodbourne then Elden Ring, I was never into Souls type games until I played Elden Ring and boy do I enjoy them now. I think it’s the lack of mini map markers the sense of confusion, the absolute br
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
This may not be a sexy idea but one example I can thing of Tom Mitchell’s Machine Learning book, it gives the bare bones of what machine learning is (albeit it is missing some of the newer architectures) but that gives a great overview of h
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
It seems like the use case is for folks who might be noobs and in that regard I’d argue this tool is significantly dangerous. The user could accept a command that removes all their files unknowingly as an example. The commands in the articl
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
• Successful launch of a shuttle • Breakthrough in physics • Discovery of a unique occurrence of artifact in history • Election results? I mean title is fairly click-baity
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
I’d be curious to know how one actually implements infinite canvas? I guess would you: 1. Initially set a default window size and scale the window to that? 2. Track if the user is zooming in and out and based on the zoom factor scale all th
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
So what are we going to do about this? I mean yes it’s wrong, now what?
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
Wing looks more like swift to me
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
Not really you can port or bridge that code over.
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
Actually he has several good points… Source: I used to do security
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by pixel_tracing 4y ago
I thought this would be about frontend websites with ads, to me that is much worse problem than these mobile apps. At least mobile apps (native ones) provide a unified UI and framework, front end sites insult the user by ads which move the

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