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by quirino 3y ago
Depends a lot on how this scales though. If you need 10x as many parameters to get 1% better results for instance, then even if this works it could be impractical.
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by quirino 3y ago
IMO is competitive enough you can't bullshit your way to a gold medal
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by quirino 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PDF/A PDF/A is made especially for archival and long term preservation
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by quirino 3y ago
You can absolutely do this with Xiaomi phones. You can set up a second password in order to access what is virtually a completely different phone. You can even set a different fingerprint so that different fingers unlock different profiles.
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by quirino 3y ago
For some time I've held the thought that the best operating system for someone not super computer savvy is Linux. Probably Linux Mint. In the sense that it will stay the same for years and won't break on its own or bother the user
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by quirino 3y ago
I think there's a good chance this was a conscious choice by the buyer. There are quite a few people interested in "vintage" gaming nowadays. I personally would love the chance to play some Wii Sports Resort right now :)
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by quirino 3y ago
I think the parent commenter understands this part, they're just saying they think the values are actually much higher
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by quirino 3y ago
I would love for C++ to have more concise lambda syntax. Having to write [](int x, int y) { return x*y } even for the simplest lambda is a pain. Rust's syntax looks ideal: |x, y| x*y. Haskell's is also sweet. For my own purposes I
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by quirino 3y ago
I immersed myself in Competitive Programming this year and I'm very glad I did. I like it a lot for a couple of reasons: It is a very nice challenge/sport. The skill ceiling is high but there are many high quality resources online
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by quirino 3y ago
Incentives really make or break this type of website. Often on the internet I find myself thinking "Thank God this [website specific metric] isn't worth anything so people have no reason to game it".
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by quirino 3y ago
The first time I visited São Paulo I was pretty horrified at the some parts of the city. So many buildings that looked like they were falling apart. I'm all for the no advertising though, wish that was the norm everywhere.
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by quirino 3y ago
Could you specify the main ways it isn't? I have limited experience in both but I haven't seen much that suggests otherwise
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by quirino 3y ago
> Crafted from the same 316L stainless steel alloy as the case, the Link Bracelet has more than 100 components. The machining process is so precise, it takes nearly nine hours to cut the links for a single band. The custom butterfly clos
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by quirino 3y ago
To be fair to ChatGPT, I got the same (wrong) answer :P
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by quirino 3y ago
I personally find their products beautiful, they remind me a lot of Dieter Rams. Which designs would you consider aesthetically pleasing?
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by quirino 3y ago
What they mean is that the card that has a 3 on the front might have an even number on the back.
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by quirino 4y ago
> So now the sadness comes. The revelation. There is a depression after an answer is given. It was almost fun not knowing. Yes, now we know. At least we know what we sought in the beginning. But there is still the question, why? And this
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by quirino 4y ago
Thanks for the answer but some things are still not entirely clear. Who would be doing the parsing of C code for instance? Clang is also based LLVM but it is responsible for a load of C-specific stuff like parsing the language and feeding i
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by quirino 4y ago
I've been confused by the statement that "Zig can compile C Code" for quite some time and reading a couple of blog posts hasn't made it much clearer. Does the Zig Project include a full blown C Compiler? Is it the Zig Co
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by quirino 4y ago
High Unemployment Rate Linked To One Man With 42,000 Jobs https://youtu.be/UlRNyiMFTsw
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by quirino 4y ago
> Maximal number of regions obtained by joining n points around a circle by straight lines. I was ready to attempt drawing that, but then I saw the other possible definition: > Also number of regions in 4-space formed by n-1 hyperplan
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by quirino 4y ago
Yes, definitely. I like to think of it as: consider you've got infinite space, see where your lines intersect and then draw your pie around everything.
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by quirino 4y ago
As long as no two lines are parallel and no three lines meet at a single point, you will get the maximum number of pieces. You just have to be careful not to have two lines with similar slope, or you'll require a very large pie!
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An Update on Coding Competitions(codingcompetitions.withgoogle.com)
3 points by quirino 4y ago|0 comments
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by quirino 4y ago
If you even decide to respond to a poll like this you're already in a bubble
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by quirino 4y ago
Here's a comment from u/DarkJayBR on Reddit, many great quotes: RIP to the King of Football! Here is what some legends had to say about him back in the days: *Johan Cruyff*: I can be a new Di Stefano, but I can't be a new Pel
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by quirino 4y ago
Which farmers are you referring to? The European nations he defeated in the World Cups? Besides, Europe didn't always have the strongest clubs in the world. South American clubs were just as good all the way through the 80's. Many
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by quirino 4y ago
Senna is one of the very few people as universally beloved as Pelé here. Since his activity was much more recent he's closer to the heart of a lot of people.
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by quirino 4y ago
Few people in Brazil dare to suggest there has ever been an athlete greater than Pelé. I don't think we'll ever see anyone else win 3 World Cups.
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by quirino 4y ago
Fair enough, I reckoned the methodology on the website probably wasn't the best, and $/GB is a pretty bad metric to begin with. I meant it mostly as an example of how there can be an order of magnitude of difference between prices

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