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by rthomas6 6y ago
Take a look at Vitis. Xilinx is aware of this problem and are seeking to capture the market of people that want magic programming solutions to speed up existing software. Who knows if it will be successful, but they are trying more than eve
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by rthomas6 6y ago
How does that help? If you're the only one with traffic from that IP, how does that give any privacy? Especially if you pay with something tied to your identity. And why does a VPS have any less likelihood of logging your traffic?
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by rthomas6 6y ago
Maybe we can resurrect it. That would be just dandy!
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by rthomas6 6y ago
Hmmm this sounds like an iterative prisoner's dilemma situation. Time to implement Generous Tit for Tat.
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by rthomas6 6y ago
Look at his rightmost tooth.
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by rthomas6 6y ago
I'm positive this photo is computer generated. Those GAN "photos" all have a certain look: the background contains no concrete objects, even out of focus ones, but are usually not a solid color backdrop. It's usually som
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by rthomas6 6y ago
That's not a deepfake, it's a computer generated person. Deepfakes are when someone superimposes the face of someone onto a video of someone else.
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by rthomas6 6y ago
But just because I CAN do something in emacs that I would make a systemd service for now, isn't a good argument for WHY I should use it. Is it easier to add that functionality? Faster? Is it because you get some benefit from everything
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by rthomas6 6y ago
shopify.com and getshogun.com
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by rthomas6 6y ago
Why doesn't Amazon deserve it?
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by rthomas6 6y ago
How close are we to a feasible space elevator? Once we have something that can withstand the forces involved, we can just ride up to space for a fraction of the energy and cost, and start our propulsion from orbit instead of the surface.
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by rthomas6 6y ago
dev.lemmy.ml Also it's not federated, but I like hubski.com
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by rthomas6 6y ago
How weed is harmless and has no risks, and is actually helpful and could cure all sorts of ailments in people. Or how taking psychedelic drugs and using sensory deprivation tanks is great and you should totally try it out, no risks there.
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by rthomas6 6y ago
I mean, I can when the subject is drugs...
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by rthomas6 6y ago
The argument isn't that that point of view is correct. The argument is that it should be allowed to be presented.
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by rthomas6 6y ago
Does anyone else remember StumbleUpon? It's not exactly the same as a search engine, but that worked really well for finding interesting content back in the day.
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by rthomas6 7y ago
That's a good point. I suppose there is no real baseline. You can just say that a person it a slave to the extent of their desires/attachments. That's helpful to me, thank you.
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by rthomas6 7y ago
Past a certain baseline, you're only a slave to money to the extent that you're a slave to your desires.
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by rthomas6 7y ago
Oh. True. I didn't think about that.
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by rthomas6 7y ago
In the books it's MUCH more than cultural, to the point that belters are unable to visit Earth without some difficulty due to too much gravity. Belters are described as much taller and more slender that people born and raised on Earth.
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by rthomas6 7y ago
They do until they hit their inflection point.
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by rthomas6 7y ago
He flew from Wuhan to Seattle. Presumably there were many other people on that flight. How likely is it that another passenger, who was asymptomatic or just didn't seek medical care, was the real patient zero?
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by rthomas6 7y ago
It's a virus. The infection grew exponentially like virus infections do. We could be wrong, but we're probably not.
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by rthomas6 7y ago
Yes, I use it for personal projects. I also use a company-hosted version at work. The built in CI is great. I can't think of a reason, other than price for companies, why to use GitHub over gitlab. Both are great, but gitlab's bui
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by rthomas6 7y ago
Sure, but not better than Gitlab.
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by rthomas6 7y ago
https://youtu.be/GyV_UG60dD4
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by rthomas6 7y ago
What was wrong with using FPGAs?
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by rthomas6 7y ago
Where are you getting the 33k number? The model 3 is more like 40k base price.
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by rthomas6 7y ago
But what if that happens once every, say, 2 billion years on average? What is the likelihood we exist in a time close enough to that happening for us to be able to find ruins of it? That is the point the article made. There is an assumption
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by rthomas6 7y ago
In what ways is the code better?

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