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by proto-n 4y ago
Fun and short read, thanks for sharing. I'm not going to be manufacturing hardware any time soon, but I always love random insights into another field. I wonder what an apple car would look like.
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by proto-n 4y ago
Yeah. Did some digging, apparently the user stated that "n and c are no comment" [1]. From context its not clear whether they don't want to comment, or if the characters literally stand for "no comment". But to me i
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Ask HN: How would you argue that ChatGPT is not a big deal?
5 points by proto-n 4y ago|10 comments
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by proto-n 4y ago
Can you recommend some resources to achieve (b)? Just basic stuff without going full guru on every little detail. Or do you just mean using indexes basically? I'm just not sure how many unknown unknowns I have wrt sql.
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by proto-n 4y ago
My SO always tells me I look worried while working. Used to ask me whats wrong, nowadays just accepts is as a sign that I 'm focusing.
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by proto-n 4y ago
To be fair cexes are like a bridge between defi and regular finance and need tech and knowledge in both areas. Ask how larga a headcount dexes like uniswap need, and your argument makes more sense.
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by proto-n 4y ago
I think someone can be toxic and at the same time be right about what they say
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by proto-n 4y ago
Let me make sure I get this right: if you have two chains, one is mined by 49% hash power, the other is mined by 51% hash power, you think the 51% one won't be the longer one?
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by proto-n 4y ago
Any details on what changed since serenity?
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by proto-n 4y ago
They are not hard-forking, it will be compatible with the original chain and original rules. There will be two competing forks, one censored, one not censored, and the censored one is longer (because 51%). Consensus rules say longer chain i
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by proto-n 4y ago
Not correct, they can choose to not accept any blocks containing banned transactions, and still have the longest chain (statistically speaking). That's why the 51% number is significant.
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by proto-n 4y ago
Very interesting question. I think that's a nuanced distinction that very much comes down to exactly how the other person suggests getting off facebook. If I get the impression that the commenter cares about the well-being of somebody
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by proto-n 4y ago
A quick note about zipper sides: customs are quite varied on this in different countries. From shipping cost I assume you live far away from canada, maybe it's just that your country has it the other way around? You can't really f
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by proto-n 4y ago
If I understand correctly these numbers are a result of users viewing posts uniformly random? While the post is a nice overview of options, I doubt the numbers generalize to the much more realistic scenario of a power-law distribution of vi
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by proto-n 4y ago
People also have been saying a recession is nigh for 10 years with it being the wrong bet. Until suddenly it wasn't.
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by proto-n 4y ago
I love cinnamon, but lately it has fallen behind, sadly. I kept using it for a long time, but KDE was just so much better in a few important ways (fractional scaling, multi monitor performance, battery life for some reason) that I had to sw
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by proto-n 4y ago
Well, when you reach the ~23c sweetspot, can't you just stop heating in the winter?
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by proto-n 4y ago
I tend to not believe unbelievable results in machine learning. It's too easy to unintenionally cause some kind of information leakage. I haven't read the paper in detail though, so their experimentation setup could be foolproof,
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by proto-n 4y ago
Are they 2.5x more expensive? Taking more is also more expensive.
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by proto-n 4y ago
You are not missing anything. It's has a death spiral in it by design. If luna price goes down, then people lose trust, then people start selling ust, which leads to burning ust and minting more luna, which inflates luna supply, which
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by proto-n 4y ago
Also very useful info, now I'm way less infuriated. Thanks!
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by proto-n 4y ago
That's very useful info for the future, thank you. Yet another infuriating decision by lenovo. I wonder what the reason could be.
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by proto-n 4y ago
To be fair you can just take out the batteries and run it that way
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by proto-n 5y ago
I think the part "if you want the WebView UI component to be consistent across platforms (you want this)" is a reference as to why a built in webview won't be good enough.
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by proto-n 5y ago
I was curious also, so went looking. Here are some relevant stackoverflow questions: [1], [2]. Basically, setting the width of the canvas to any value different than the current width clears the canvas, because it forces the browser to re-a
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by proto-n 5y ago
Eth is the native token, WETH is an ERC20 token (token creted by a contract implementing the ERC20 interface). Many applications don't want to handle these separately, so they only accept ERC20 tokens. WETH is Eth wrapped in a token co
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by proto-n 5y ago
IIRC there's a setting to disable that
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by proto-n 5y ago
Last christmas was the delta scare I believe, with sudden unexpected closures.
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by proto-n 5y ago
Years back I had the idea of a patreon-like site, where people could support a person/project by keeping a tab open, mining. Nothing like it materialized afaik, guess none of the usual pow algos really shine in browser tabs.
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by proto-n 5y ago
I'd argue this is more a case of (human) predators though, rather than intentional breeding.

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