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by rl3 6y ago
Layperson here. Having hit my head quite a few times over the past years, I've dug into cutting-edge mTBI (concussion) research pretty hard. What I learned was that the long-term effects of concussion are now fundamentally thought of a
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by rl3 6y ago
Fantastic job with this! Feels like I've stumbled upon a [vastly more productive] clone of myself. The best way I can describe this type of thinking is a very strong, overriding compulsion to think and live in an augmented, external, h
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by rl3 6y ago
Release notes are here: https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-US/Support/Builds/ReleaseNo... Awe-inspiring as usual. Probably the most productive dev team on the planet.
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by rl3 6y ago
In thinking about this, I concluded the subatomic/quantum levels were far beyond my ability to comprehend or model accurately (if at all) since I'm not a physicist. Furthermore, both are still on the forefront of discovery and not
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by rl3 6y ago
While I appreciate your question and realize what you're asking, I hope you don't mind my going a bit off topic here: > Let's assume you have nearly infinite computation resources. I think it's more fun to assume you
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by rl3 6y ago
> Quit anthropomorphizing cows and chickens. I didn't. My only point was there probably isn't a farmer in any traditional sense.
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by rl3 6y ago
> I’m not sure the farmer would agree with you. Emphasis on factory farm.
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Blockchain isn't required for an MVP, so I am fortunate in that regard. You know, it's funny to watch Silicon Valley years ago and laugh at the "new internet" part. Then realize shit, I've actually become this pers
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by rl3 6y ago
If only there was a way to directly pitch A16z without the connections. Some of us crazy people are consumed by Web3 ideas so much that we spend years thinking about it full-time aren't necessarily the most social or well-connected peo
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by rl3 7y ago
It can, and for that reason it's best to have a moat. In my opinion, there's two types of moats: technical and ideological. Technical moats are hard to pull off when you're small. I'd suggest weaving together enough feat
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by rl3 7y ago
Emphasis on slightly, however they're both startups with software products with the same name, even if those products do different things. Whenever I come up with a new product and choose a name, I try to conduct due diligence first to
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by rl3 7y ago
https://clubhouse.io/ If I were them I'd be slightly pissed off.
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by rl3 7y ago
I like the diagram that has "Google's Dawn" and "Apple's something" side by side. :) Thanks for all your hard work on gfx-rs! I've been following its progress for a few years now, and despite the major arc
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by rl3 7y ago
> I'm surprised about 1100+ comments, since this is, you know: just another phone For as insightful as the HN crowd usually is, it's funny that we all just swarm a thread about a new phone that isn't terribly remarkable.
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by rl3 7y ago
Curious world we live in, where the infrastructure behind so many OSS projects can simply be acquired . What's preventing the dream of decentralization from taking off? We have the technology.
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by rl3 7y ago
> “Trigger Happy is a two-player deathmatch game I made when I was 12 years old, using the Klik & Play game-making tool. Ha, I played that game when I was around that age myself. It's one of those things that you don't rem
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Apollo 13 in Real Time(apolloinrealtime.org)
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Reminds me a little bit of Heartlight PC. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEqIO3Zet-o
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> My intuition is that we'll see clear signs of it before it even fully forms. Probably, though I wouldn't be so sure we'll know what to make of more complex computer-brain hybrids: "These neurons are then embedded
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by rl3 7y ago
> The human neurons are sourced entirely ethically, from skin cells to stem cells that make neurons somehow. Yes, and I'd wager the scale at which their experiment is currently operating is very likely ethical too. In fact, I'
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by rl3 7y ago
2015 (my words): > Obviously the aforementioned experiment would be completely unethical, but it's interesting to ponder it as a hypothetical - that today we may have the capability to bootstrap a superintelligent machine using biol
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by rl3 7y ago
The layout reminds me of Everipedia, but cleaner. Well done.
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Or we just solve it with any number of engineering fixes, minus the abject human misery a global recession involves.
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My reaction to the news is largely disappointment. This didn't have to happen the way it did. I'm a bit uneasy and quite pessimistic about the whole thing. The possibility it's going to get bad beyond what anyone can currentl
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by rl3 7y ago
> This is part of a social experiment on radical transparency, of which I am the guinea pig. Bravo. This is really incredible. A few questions: 1. Can you talk about the impetus for this, as well as its evolution and development? 2. I p
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by rl3 7y ago
I noticed that even with NSFW content not hidden, some posts were still censored. Hopefully that means all content was reviewed prior to release, with proper permissions obtained.
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by rl3 7y ago
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/j5wgp7/who-killed-the-ame... > The threat of software copies was recognized at least as early as 1976, the year Bill Gates wrote his infamous “open letter to hobbyists” b
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by rl3 7y ago
For sure. I'm fortunate to at least have a couple friends I can bounce anything off, even if it's just talking to myself sometimes. As far as keeping the fire alive, I've had little trouble thus far. In fact, the fire's
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by rl3 7y ago
It would be nice if part of the ecosystem was structured more in terms of supporting founders who want to take on hard problems via way of dedicating their life to it. I'll provide my own perspective here in case anyone finds it intere
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by rl3 7y ago
> A credit pull for screening is considered different than one for credit. At most it’s like 3-5 points and the effects disappear fast. Still a hard pull. > But a tenant screening also looks for evictions (a civil case), criminal cas

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