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by poetically 5y ago
> SFMTA's letter calls for denying Cruise's application unless it can prove its automated systems can recognize lawful on-street parking, parallel park and pull into parking lots. Good to see people aren't falling for the
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The Galois Connection Between Syntax and Semantics(cs-study.com)
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The Chaos in Our Hands(medium.com)
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by poetically 5y ago
I keep beating this drum: the virus is endemic. It is like the flu now. It's here to stay and it will continue to mutate and kill people if they don't take the necessary precautions by getting booster shots and wearing masks. The
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by poetically 5y ago
Yup, also a good one.
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by poetically 5y ago
> Increasing manipulation of man becomes necessary to overcome the resistance of his vital equilibrium to the dynamic of growing industries; it takes the form of educational, medical, and administrative therapies. Education turns out com
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by poetically 5y ago
Solaris by Stanislaw Lem but it's also kinda dramatic so it's not just pure speculative sci-fi about intelligence.
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by poetically 5y ago
Start with the basics, create a blog and write about your learning process, participate on forums like dev.to, etc. You'll have to put in some legwork to get to the point where you can fruitfully engage with software engineers and desi
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by poetically 5y ago
I agree. This will continue to get worse, the general quality of search engine results is deteriorating.
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Social Media and the Deterioration of Sanity(medium.com)
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by poetically 5y ago
Nothing. I have everything I'd want or need. I'm not lacking in material affordances.
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by poetically 5y ago
Function approximation was always useful (e.g. autopilots, speech recognition, compression, etc.), the question was what one could do with such a trick when it was scaled up. What is the analog for cryptocurrencies? What is the underlying t
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by poetically 5y ago
I still don't see the point. Why can't this be handled with an escrow service?
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by poetically 5y ago
I've never had to deal with bank fees when getting paid.
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by poetically 5y ago
Highly unlikely. SNARKs have parameters that determine the probability of validating an incorrect proof and as the volume of transactions grows the probability that a node will accept an incorrect proof does as well. So as the network and t
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by poetically 5y ago
Porn is just another way to deal with anxiety, just like most other things in a consumer society that devalues humans and views them as commodities. The post touches on some of this but doesn't provide any useful guidance on how to dev
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by poetically 5y ago
You can do this with OpenAI. Just type in the content keywords and OpenAI's completion engine will give you all the relevant keywords.
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Madagascar: Severe drought could spur world’s first climate change famine(news.un.org)
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by poetically 5y ago
I'm pretty sure we are headed for a recession. People are starting to realize anxiety driven consumption is not a good way to run an economy. Most people in the developed world live in material excess so buying more "stuff" i
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by poetically 5y ago
I guess they can but the point is that cryptocurrencies have had 15+ years to develop some useful application and they have nothing to show for it.
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by poetically 5y ago
So is using a paypal link to send someone money.
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by poetically 5y ago
These companies have figured out how to get their brands in front of programmers. Seems like a very cheap way to do marketing. Is the amount of money donated listed anywhere?
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by poetically 5y ago
Better source: https://www.sciencecircle.org/the-most-detailed-model-of-a-h... .
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by poetically 5y ago
Makes a good point about the lightening network: > Even when taking the Lightning Network into account, which is technically impressive, but seems inherently redundant as one has to do an on-chain transaction to open and close a channel.
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by poetically 5y ago
It's obviously a joke. He's using hyperbole to make a point.
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by poetically 5y ago
Which is probably why most of the web now consists of SEO optimized entertainment that some people take way too seriously, e.g. conspiracy theories.
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by poetically 5y ago
Most of the people in this thread are taking the article too seriously. It's obviously using hyperbole to make a point about how most web development is driven by fashion trends instead of fundamentals.
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by poetically 5y ago
Are people buying them?
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by poetically 5y ago
As the de facto exchange currency of the world I agree that dollars finance crimes.
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by poetically 5y ago
That's just regular public/private cryptography. Bitcoin is not required for that.

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