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by qudat 4y ago
How is consciousness possible? Here's my naive answer with just a bachelors in neuroscience. There are some "business requirements" as far as I know. We need: - space and time - memory - inputs - decision making models - atte
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by qudat 4y ago
I think you might enjoy Searle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XTDLq34M18
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by qudat 4y ago
> It distractes from the main culprits: > Coca-Cola, Nestle, Pepsico, Unilever, P&G, Mars, Kraft-Heinz ... etc. I think the essence of your post is that we should consider both sides of the coin: supply and demand. Both should no
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by qudat 4y ago
Agreed on resizing. It's not worth it for me to remember those shortcuts when a mouse works faster.
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by qudat 4y ago
Literally every company I have worked for builds a component UI library. They are boring and catered specifically to the company's branding and needs. They also grow with every feature iteration. It starts with `<Text />`
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by qudat 4y ago
You aren’t actually arguing again the core argument: contracts, laws, and enforcement don’t require governments. Just because this is the dominant system today doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the only way.
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by qudat 4y ago
We use the cloud free tier for https://prose.sh We aren’t even close to hitting any bottlenecks at this point
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by qudat 4y ago
for security focused apps (hipaa, soc2, iso, gdpr, etc) check out https://aptible.com
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by qudat 4y ago
You can’t type generators properly a la redux-saga
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by qudat 4y ago
Plugins built with lua, lsp, treesitter for syntax highlighting are the big ones. https://neovimcraft.com — For neovim specific plugins
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by qudat 4y ago
> So your letter A should be about Hans admitting to cheating you're not quoting anyone here; you are again intentionally misrepresenting what others are saying. If you're going to analyze an argument someone else is making, be
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by qudat 4y ago
I think this just demonstrates a fundamental flaw with our interview process more than anything else. We are modeling interviews based on companies with insane hiring demands (FAANG). At our little 20 person company we have removed most of
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by qudat 4y ago
> Magnus may not be great at spotting a cheater, but his expertise in this game suggests that he could be, and adding that fact to an existing body of evidence isn't even close to committing an appeal to authority fallacy. OP: >
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by qudat 4y ago
You’re not addressing the content of the argument and instead trying to dismiss it because of a phrase I used. Just because magnus is a world class expert at chess does not necessarily mean he is good at detecting a cheater. Furthermore I w
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by qudat 4y ago
Not only is that a logical fallacy (appeal to authority) but magnus lost to him and is claiming cheating which is clearly a huge conflict of interest. His opinion should be heavily scrutinized.
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by qudat 4y ago
That sounds right to me. Academia is run on email.
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React is bad because it's great(erock.prose.sh)
2 points by qudat 4y ago|0 comments
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by qudat 4y ago
The results in midjourney are significantly better than SD. I find it much easier to get to a good result in MJ and I've been trying to understand why. Anymore insight you could share?
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What Is Creativity?(bower.sh)
1 points by qudat 4y ago|0 comments
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by qudat 4y ago
I was inspired by this email and wrote a blog post about creativity: https://bower.sh/what-is-creativity
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by qudat 4y ago
Great idea!
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by qudat 4y ago
I love writing lists and often think in lists. I ended up writing a little microblog for lists at https://lists.sh
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by qudat 4y ago
Yikes, I had no idea. What a tough pill to swallow all because the directory nix runs out of is hardcoded.
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by qudat 4y ago
I think the social networking aspect of GitHub is one of its worst features. It carries with it all the negatives while also being required to use at work. https://bower.sh/github-as-social-network
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by qudat 4y ago
> but deluding yourself into thinking that its great performance is not. What's the actual issue though? Sure on HN we care a lot about performance. But outside these walls performance has to be really bad for someone to actively
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by qudat 4y ago
> Frontend frameworks often have better developer experience. I want to use one because it’s less annoying to do thing like template HTML with editor completions, than using HTML. Agreed. As I've been developing a service ( https:&
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by qudat 4y ago
Not to mention if you rely on gh actions for ci/cd. I think it makes sense for them to migrate to git and github, but I've been slowly migrating most of my code to sr.ht or self-hosted mirrors. Email patches work pretty well for
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by qudat 4y ago
No but that's a really interesting idea. I'll have to think about how we could implement that. Thanks!
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by qudat 4y ago
We are working on https://imgs.sh which will try to make optimizing for web automatic as well as making it easy to reference images from your blog.
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by qudat 4y ago
We think alike. I started out with Hugo because it's very popular and relatively easy to use. It has a bunch of features that I had to read about but didn't have a use for -- overhead. One of the most annoying aspects of working

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