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2y ago
Honestly true. Diamond rings right next to Tupperware next to golf clubs. No class envy, no scams. Abundance without excess.
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2y ago
Those retractable bollards blew me away when I visited Germany, they looked so sensible and durable. That's a commitment to walk-drive balance
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2y ago
I tried making a reddit clone focused on making clips of youtube videos (sdwr.ca) The lack of users is the biggest problem, but I was surprised by how the technical concerns started piling up.
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2y ago
It only takes one step meta-wards to explain "fun" as evolutionarily valuable. I'm getting really tired of consciousness and qualia being talked about as binary, all-or-nothing, divine rights. If you drive a familiar route, a
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2y ago
What does gradle mean? I always thought it was a portmanteau of "cradle to grave"
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2y ago
Lyrics of less popular songs are surprisingly difficult to Google without the artist name
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2y ago
I kinda buy it. If you go back to Freud, he describes how impulses and desires are repressed and sublimated while the mind is functioning normally. Tourette's is an example of the barrier between impulse and physical action being weake
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2y ago
Says the annual failure rate is 1.5%, but average time to failure is 2.5 years? Those numbers don't line up. Are most drives retired without failing?
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2y ago
While we're complaining, does anyone else think the button mechanism is too complicated? That diagram has 50 annotations, which seems like too many for a button. I know nothing about fabrication or physical engineering, but surely it c
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2y ago
In university, my friend used an iPad for all his notetaking. He had a keyboard for it, and used it like a little laptop. Bet he would have been all over this! The UI is good, looks clean
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2y ago
Sounds like a euphemism for either farting or vaping
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2y ago
Stuck on cloudflare limiter page, looks like this blew up fast
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2y ago
We need an "Anatomy of an HN comment section" starter pack I know of 5 kinds of posts: - interesting (uncontroversial) - news (controversial by default) - I made something for fun (yay) - I made something for profit (boo!) - philo
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2y ago
What makes a bubble a bubble, is that people expect the market to grow dramatically in the future. It's about staking a claim to the future market. In 2 years, when compute costs are 10x cheaper or whatever, every developer at Mistral
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2y ago
What a *****! Starts out with a clear message - "This civilization is dying" And relinquishes the power of it, bogged down in political and philosophical quagmires. The language even - "my words on the topic were achieving so
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2y ago
It's what they're reaching for though. It's the platonic ideal of the product. Before cost, capability, privacy, and expectations on how to "use" a "tool" get in the way.
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2y ago
I find the author almost unlikeable! He acts like an actual author - under-acknowledged, cloyingly clever, desperate for attention instead of an author fantasy - cool, knowledgeable, enmeshed in the subject to the point of unselfconsciousne
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2y ago
https://m.twitch.tv/clip/RefinedGracefulGrouseItsBoshyTime-b...
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3y ago
Don't know why you got downvoted, 100% correct. "Activate to launch a command" is not very compelling, the real magic comes from some combination of: - is aware of the environment - can talk to like a person - can act on the
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3y ago
How does IVF work then? Or animals that lay eggs?
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3y ago
One GPU running continuously is arguable, the 10s of thousands that go into training LLM have definitely way over shot human processing flops. Evolution definitely still has us beat on optimization-work put into thinking. Some implemented h
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3y ago
I took a bible analysis class in HS/early university, where we broke down the theorized gospel sources. Piercing the illusion appealed to me, tearing apart the sacred to reveal its mundane origins. Getting older, the sacred is breathin
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3y ago
The barriers are dissolving! 4chan by way of reddit on HN Age of Aquarius, or barbarians at the gate? Shrug emoji
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3y ago
Positive testing, in this case, is matching a sample to a pre-existing pattern Negative testing is trying to invalidate the sample The hunting of the snark is written in a way that reads like "normal English" from a distance. The
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3y ago
Ooh answer this one!
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3y ago
The werewolf is coming: http://sdwr.ca/link/30
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Organizations can calcify. Experienced people become incumbents, using their knowledge as a competitive advantage. New people don't respect the existing structure. It's half growing pains, half power struggle. A healthy organizati
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3y ago
Love me or hate me, you gotta love me! http://sdwr.ca/link/26
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As I understand it, this isn't trying to implement actual memory in the form of a cache, but instead some kind of wishy-washy memory-lite. I'm talking out of my ass here, but I feel like real memory shouldn't be that hard t
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3y ago
They realize (bring form to, make real) them, but don't realize (understand) them
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