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by sigg3 3y ago
It is customizable: > Not everyone is going to be happy with the idea of the 'go' command downloading and running binaries from the Internet. If this is the case for you, you need to set GOTOOLCHAIN to either 'path',
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by sigg3 3y ago
You ignored an important lesson IMO. Use the right tool for the job. Your entire journey here is battling with Python and not the problem space. Your improvements are solely measured by how your code leaves Python problem solving space, so
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by sigg3 3y ago
> I also abhor rote memorization. Not because I don't think it's valuable, I just hate extremely repetitive tasks. Memorization leads to a different kind of knowledge, I think. You don't know the thing, you know the steps
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by sigg3 3y ago
Now that is what I would call a shady meet. Parasites indeed and spirit too. I'm actively removing their stuff from wherever I can from now on.
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by sigg3 3y ago
Might want to narrow it down to best practices RCC BCP for us newbies: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Best_current_practice Although there's some expected overlap.
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by sigg3 3y ago
Cheers, mate! I just committed to using Postgres for a project at work, and apart from an SQL syntax bootcamp it's uncharted territory to me.
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by sigg3 3y ago
Yes. I use them for cleanup in every non-trivial script I write.
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by sigg3 3y ago
> Building a slack alternative I've always thought slack was the alternative, to IRC.
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by sigg3 3y ago
Demo or freeware. Personally I prefer demo, because it's a demonstration of what you can expect.
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by sigg3 3y ago
Show some love for archive.org for WBM: https://archive.org/donate/
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by sigg3 3y ago
> > Geocitites > Oh yes, the 90's was so much better... Yes they were, because geocities didn't control your search results and did not force you to donate 10 seconds to some creepily targeted ad before serving any multim
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by sigg3 3y ago
I like how you try to cram as many stock photos as you possibly can into the rather sparse project brochure type page. Why no screenshots? Cool project though. Since it's proprietary I'm less likely to pick it up, but I wish you t
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by sigg3 3y ago
I agree with your overall description, but I still think reasoning is a term requiring autonomy. A calculator doesn't reason. 'Abductive reasoning' in this special ML sense is a matter of statistical calculation. My point bei
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by sigg3 3y ago
It's the same in the UK, I think. Sorry.
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by sigg3 3y ago
> person van Makes sense to use Transformers' data to train autonomous vehicles.
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by sigg3 3y ago
Camper and caravan are fine too.
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by sigg3 3y ago
They don't directly tickle the reward center of the brain like social media does, cf. e.g. "Brain anatomy alterations associated with Social Networking Site (SNS) addiction" [0]. This is by design, btw, cf. e.g. "Digital
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by sigg3 3y ago
RIP dooce.
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by sigg3 3y ago
No need to be rude. As someone who's worked in telecom for a number of years, the fines for broadcasting I've seen issued to individuals are insane. Not just radio but wireless amplification too. Different European country though.
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by sigg3 3y ago
> It's weird having real spacial memory of places I've never been. From 30 years ago. You were there, it was real. The memories are real. The spaces are real even if not corporeal. For me it's places from my childhood I ca
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by sigg3 4y ago
Cracking software doesn't warrant hard prison sentences. That's a double negative for society.
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by sigg3 4y ago
Speaking of Go, there's a simdjson implementation for golang too: > Performance wise, simdjson-go runs on average at about 40% to 60% of the speed of simdjson. Compared to Golang's standard package encoding/json, simdjson-
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by sigg3 4y ago
This is a remarkable feat, no doubt. Without any prior knowledge about the project, however, it seems to be a geeky (and very fun) challenge rather than a real world problem. IOW it's a solution for a non-existent problem. First of all
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by sigg3 4y ago
Yeah, I remember seeing runes in the Aya Sofia in Istanbul.
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by sigg3 4y ago
> They want a one size fits all process that produces results, if not optimally, at least consistently. There's an additional perhaps even more important aspect contributing here: the sociality of language and shared values in tec
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by sigg3 4y ago
IMO relevant blurb: > Rerun is an SDK for logging data like images, tensors and point clouds, paired with an app that builds visualizations around that data. We built Rerun for computer vision and robotics developers. It makes it easy to
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by sigg3 4y ago
Whether someone took a bribe or not is not really as interesting as the genocide they're pretending didn't happen.
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by sigg3 4y ago
> anti-blocking measures are implemented ethically Your assumption that blocking is somehow ethical by default is not unproblematic. There's a world wide web built by academics for free exchange of information and there's a clo
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by sigg3 4y ago
It might hurt the feelings of HR at the new place where he wants to apply though. No one disagrees with you in principle, but there are realcitrant social practices punishing this kind of feedback. It is always taken as a grudge rather than
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by sigg3 4y ago
Sort has -u too.

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