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by sambe 6y ago
You can file an issue/PR in most cases, and if you don't get a response you may need to worry about moving libraries.
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by sambe 6y ago
Doesn't Nim do that?
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by sambe 6y ago
Why phrase it as "other than to prove it can be done" if you already know there are good answers? I think the following obviously do apply: 1) much easier for Rust community to contribute to the compiler from end-to-end. 2) lower
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by sambe 6y ago
"How can I train the model using my own raw data? Generally, you just need to subtract the right black level and pack the data in the same way of Sony/Fuji data. If using rawpy, you need to read the black level instead of using 51
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by sambe 6y ago
Are you sure? I had read elsewhere that it always goes through the battery, and a sibling comment says there is insufficient power from the charger alone (not really sure how that's possible either though).
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by sambe 6y ago
Why is it not possible to completely save the battery when on AC? i.e. charge the battery to 100% (or something close) but power the laptop directly via the charger.
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by sambe 7y ago
It's worse than that. He's making a reasonable argument that the public will be put in the way of greater harm by letting the economy collapse. I'd find it pretty hard to say whether he's right or wrong. However, even if
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by sambe 7y ago
Or maybe they factored in 8 years worth of service?
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by sambe 7y ago
Politicizing how?
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by sambe 7y ago
This is a terrible analysis. Neither of the investing mistakes he supposedly made are applicable to his case. Nor was his method "intended to wring the last cent of profit out of a good trade over capitalizing more safely on his market
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by sambe 7y ago
I can't believe the state-of-the-art thinking was genuinely that it's a time management problem. Surely some self-awareness of the mental battle goes a long way to quashing that quickly. I'm not thinking "I estimate this
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by sambe 7y ago
I don't recall seeing the community arguing strongly for re-writes. I see people who want to do rewrites for fun/education. For example, just because they love the language and prefer to work in it. In some cases people make the c
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by sambe 7y ago
Definitely, but I still find others don't agree (or at least don't enthusiastically agree).
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by sambe 7y ago
I find quite a lot of people do not agree that it's important to talk about it, for whatever reason. My guess is that overcoming the social stigma around showing your emotions/sharing problems is mostly to blame. Perhaps most peop
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by sambe 7y ago
Depending on which source you use, you can find numbers quite a bit higher than that - especially if you include unknown/unconfirmed early-stage pregnancies. This source seems to hit the lower end of the range: https://expec
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by sambe 7y ago
This is terrifying for the models. One of the worst leaks to date, surely?
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by sambe 7y ago
I think the article mostly means getting the most from the CPU, specifically at idle, via things like BIOS/OS power management (as opposed to purchase options).
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by sambe 7y ago
At one point I played a lot and also got a single 180. Probably several dozen bounce-backs from the wire but not a single split dart. Always found it strange that people say this happens often.
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by sambe 7y ago
I guess someone could consider made-from-Lego to be part of the fun rather than a weakness. It is odd to claim a first whilst also crediting you. He seemed to emphasize the universality in several places (I guess you didn't explicitly
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by sambe 7y ago
He mentions this in the video which is titled "World's first UNIVERSAL lego sorting machine" - emphasis mine. It seems the emphasis was shifted to AI by someone else.
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by sambe 7y ago
Is it really a better comparison though? What is being compared? Seems like a legitimate design decision.
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by sambe 7y ago
It doesn't have to instantly and directly kill somebody to be bad in aggregate. This kind of analysis has been done, most memorably for breast cancer screening. The conclusion I recall was that it did more harm than good a few years ag
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by sambe 7y ago
The post incorrectly claims you must pay by mail or phone. It also doesn't mention the security aspect of changing card numbers. Whilst 1-3% cashback is may not be unusual in the US, ~0.2% is typical in the UK (maybe ~1% with Amex). So
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by sambe 7y ago
I guess it makes sense to renew now for as many years as you can?
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by sambe 7y ago
I don't understand. I already have authenticator app ticked, and this doesn't appear to be the new default - I have it in the authenticator app already too. If I untick SMS, it says this will disable 2FA. What gives? EDIT Looks li
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by sambe 7y ago
I'm on 13.2.3 and a lot of the worst things seem to be fixed. That said, I still find some of the design changes odd and unintuitive (e.g. new editing gestures, new Music/Mail layouts). Mail is still infuriatingly slow at almost e
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by sambe 7y ago
This is not one of those "oh, that's annoying, i'll have to remember that and learn to work around it" issues. It's more like "I want to immediately stop using this software but have no choice". Its drivin
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by sambe 7y ago
I didn't say otherwise. The grandparent stated that he had a choice to leave, the parent implied that he did not because he was in prison. That is not true - the grandparent was correct. As I said, framing it as that simple of a choice
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by sambe 7y ago
He could leave the embassy at any time, which is where the purported damage was done. He is now in prison, where he cannot leave it any time. Melzer visited him recently in prison, thus your quote. It seems pretty clear. The parent may be l
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by sambe 7y ago
The effect is extremely similar though, don't you think? If not worse, for e.g. shadow banning.

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