posix86

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by posix86 2y ago
Honest, genuine question: What about water dripping on the noozle? This is my main reservation with it haha.
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by posix86 2y ago
Same issue as saying "the [party] didn't immediately respond". It's technically accurate and objective, but to me personally, it has an undertone of pointing out "just another shady way" this entity that&#x27
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by posix86 2y ago
This is like PushBullet but better. Nice work! Gonna try when I need to move something from phone to tabled to PC.
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by posix86 2y ago
You're probably at an advantage now, but I think the effort/reward hardly pays out for the newer generation. They'll learn how to deal with this with less effort & time. Remember that the new generation doesn't just
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by posix86 2y ago
Look at the quadratic bezier fragment shader in https://hhoppe.com/proj/ravg/ might generalize well zo 3d.
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by posix86 2y ago
Looks interesting! Another interesting paper on this subject is 1. They seem to have a different approach; the one I reference uses a quadratic bezier approximation that is fast for random access graphics such as fragment shaders. This is v
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by posix86 2y ago
> but what does it mean if they're at 0? They can't be mutually unintelligible, since that would make them different languages. I think it might actually mean unintelligible. If you read on the term "dialect" https:
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by posix86 2y ago
VSCode can also be used more or less effectively though. There are quite a few shortcuts & tricks that can make you 10x more productive, even if maybe it's not as much as vim.
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by posix86 2y ago
As Mark Manson put it: As long as you look back at your past self and cringe, you know you're growing :)
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by posix86 2y ago
Reminds me of a prof at uni, who's slides always appeard to have been written 5 mins before the lecture started, resulting in students pointing out mistakes in every other slide. He defended himself saying that you learn more if you ar
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by posix86 2y ago
What stands out as odd to me is that CF seems to be pushing away a $10k/month customer. No business can reasonably be expected to accept sudden price changes like that, even if they'd paid, they would've moved away within a
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by posix86 2y ago
Depends on the mathematical framework you're working with.... there's a genre in theoretical compsci that deals with parallel algorithms, and as a toy example, I remember an O(1) sorting algo (given O(n^2) processors). This exampl
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by posix86 2y ago
61 pins are used by 1/3rd of all people. So statistically, if I steal 61 debit cards, assuming I have 3 tries, and assuming people choose their own pin, I should be able to get cash off one in expectation.
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by posix86 2y ago
Unlreated: Is the title correct english?
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by posix86 2y ago
it says so in the link posted!! read before writing
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by posix86 2y ago
Textbooks are generally way more carefully made in terms of their presentation, the order of information, their examples. At least in uni, classes that follow a textbook where much nicer to get into for me personally. Why listen to an unmot
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by posix86 2y ago
They put it correctly in the article tho: > Using Bloomberg’s numbers, ChatGPT does NOT appear to have a racial bias when it comes to judging software engineers’ resumes.2 The results appear to be more noise than signal. Which in most co
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by posix86 2y ago
How does GC help with that?
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by posix86 3y ago
2 sessions of 15 minutes of 12 participants? This can hardly be statistically relevant?
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by posix86 3y ago
+1, researching something? Open Google, open 5 links, all in the same group! That's what'd make the feature useful to me.
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by posix86 3y ago
How, if both your acceleration and your top speed is worse?
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by posix86 3y ago
And it's so much easier to pay by phone! I can be through the payment process in 20 seconds at a supermarket if I pay with my phone, and need nothing on me than my phone. Meanwhile cash takes fumbling, counting either by a machine or b
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by posix86 3y ago
Call me close minded but i see cash as an archaic, strictly inferior way of managing money. But to each their own.
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by posix86 3y ago
That'd make the heavy characters completely useless, once you're behind, there's no way to catch up anymore!
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by posix86 3y ago
It removes the incentive for clients to use cash if a card option is available, makes them more used to paying by card, and hence decreases the competitiveness of merchants that don't offer card at all - until cards become so wide spre
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by posix86 3y ago
This works well until you accidentally have an if/else branch, then you get hard to track bugs (halting problem in the general case). I'm guessing this is why they don't propose to add this function to the standard: That fact
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by posix86 3y ago
I don't understand enough about the subject to say, but to me it seemed like yes, other models have better metrics with equal model size i.t.o. number of neurons or asymptotic runtime, but the most important metric will always be accur
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by posix86 3y ago
It's not complicated though
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by posix86 3y ago
Sticking to the truth & what you really know, and not scape goating?
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by posix86 3y ago
Agreed, read a few sentence & move on.

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