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by stathibus 3y ago
Because there's a housing shortage and nobody in the bay area has the luxury of factoring the exterior design of the building into their decision?
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by stathibus 4y ago
Every morning I wake up and thank the heavens that I never took the bait and moved to silicon valley. What a dumpster fire.
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by stathibus 4y ago
The fact that this process leads to the creation of an isotope is the interesting part, not the fact that they managed to do it.
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by stathibus 4y ago
On the contrary, it's totally unnecessary and the same level of effort will come about naturally from market and industry/academic incentives. Cern was needed because nobody would spend the money on high energy physics otherwise.
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by stathibus 4y ago
Seriously, in what dimension is this a good choice?
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by stathibus 4y ago
He's got his character and process dialed in very well. I agree it doesn't translate to charisma on camera. The way he delivers questions is tremendously unnatural.
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by stathibus 4y ago
Actual classical musician here and former primephonic subscriber. Apple tore down the service, leaving their users hanging out to dry, and has since added basically nothing that wasn't there before except for crappy client support outs
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by stathibus 4y ago
Huh? He bought the user base. That's the entire value, the tech stack is a commodity.
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by stathibus 4y ago
old paisano yells at cloud
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by stathibus 4y ago
The correct answer is "none of them" because the field moves far too fast right now to make traditional textbooks a good idea, unless what you're looking for is historical context.
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by stathibus 4y ago
embarrassing
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by stathibus 4y ago
CERN was necessary because there is no business incentive for high energy physics research. Besides, if the EU and the US agreed today to set up a joint research lab, we might have a shovel in the ground in 5 years, by which point we will h
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by stathibus 4y ago
When was the last time GM was seen as a good car company?
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by stathibus 4y ago
The death of media ownership has been ongoing for a while, this is another little nail in the coffin. I try to purchase games directly or use GOG but its not always an option.
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by stathibus 4y ago
In my head, "tech" refers to the segment of the labor market, not the product that the company produces. We can race to the bottom on the true definition of "tech" as far as actually producing new technology but in this
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by stathibus 4y ago
Wait, there are six deans of DEI?
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by stathibus 4y ago
Yeah it totally is, and people who pretend it's not are the problem. Somehow we ended up in a state where step one of doing anything new with python is to fire up an empty docker container. And I'm awfully tired of folks in the &q
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by stathibus 4y ago
Be the AI's manager.
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by stathibus 4y ago
Animal cruelty enshrined in law as a national virtue. This will not age well.
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by stathibus 4y ago
Aren't we tired of this yet? Twitter works fine. Everyone shouting the loudest about how its dead or broken somehow continues to use it non-stop. Also, "sanctuary" implies freedom from competition and harm. Twitter is obvious
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by stathibus 4y ago
It’s a skill issue. This is what you get when your developer team has only ever known programming through the lens of terrible tools and practices. They’ve probably never worked on good software before.
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by stathibus 4y ago
> For 𝑛 people, communication costs approach 𝑛² one-to-many communication is a thing? What am I missing?
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by stathibus 4y ago
I already said I use Linux at work, I know exactly what I'm talking about.
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by stathibus 4y ago
This little thread already has like five different versions of "Linux works great for me, you just need to fizzbang the wagglesprocket"
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by stathibus 4y ago
I run mid to high end desktops. It's not even close.
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by stathibus 4y ago
realsense still exists. Please google stuff before dropping misinfo in the comments.
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by stathibus 4y ago
With great effort you can achieve a partial solution. I'm not interested in a new hobby, I want my computer to actually work without me fucking with it incessantly.
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by stathibus 4y ago
MacOS requires that I purchase apple hardware at absurd brand markup, so that’s out. I use Linux at work because I have good IT support and I don’t rely on any windows only software. Neither are the case at home.
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by stathibus 4y ago
Almost all those people are not working on fundamental AI research.
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by stathibus 4y ago
China is now more capable than silicon valley, the rest of the world just hasn't caught up yet.

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