stevage

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by stevage 11mo ago
like "the tristate"
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by stevage 11mo ago
It would be interesting to see a version with the grid line gaps included.
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by stevage 11mo ago
Thanks, yeah, it's a hard problem.
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by stevage 11mo ago
If the task is normally "hire a person to do X" it comes out the same.
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by stevage 11mo ago
Hmm I wonder how hard it would be to incorporate into maps. There's often a big problem laying out road labels legibly along windy roads.
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by stevage 11mo ago
Fundamentally they seem different. The web looked like it had the potential to make lots of money but no one knew exactly how. AI literally does people's jobs for them. There's not much imagination required.
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by stevage 11mo ago
Organ symphony and piano concerto for me.
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by stevage 11mo ago
Why do you say metagaming? Did he really advance the art so far? I think he was just incredibly good at producing music within his specific parameters. (Said as a huge fan of his work. I spent a year playing essentially nothing but one of h
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by stevage 11mo ago
I don't care for Mozart but Saint Saens yes. The second movement of the organ symphony is utterly sublime. By a ridiculous stroke of luck I got to perform that piece as soloist once. Unforgettable.
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by stevage 11mo ago
Arguably high profile thefts increase interest in art and therefore more people enjoy art. Also artworks can still be enjoyed post-theft through replicas etc. And if the artwork is returned, as in this case, it's just a big win all rou
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by stevage 11mo ago
Wow. OP is being very generous with their time. My approach would be along the lines of "you prove to me exactly what font me supposedly used then we'll look into it".
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by stevage 11mo ago
Yep. I'm sure glad I'm not a current or aspiring Pebble owner..
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by stevage 11mo ago
Yep, agreed - Issues being down would be a bit of a killer.
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by stevage 11mo ago
Seems like there is a commercial agreement between the two parties, but it somehow doesn't capture everything they need. They're relying on some kind of unspoken agreement but now they don't trust each other. they should make
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by stevage 11mo ago
> I wanted to highlight some of my favourite watchfaces on the Pebble Appstore. It was for a commercial purpose. Not a personal one.
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by stevage 11mo ago
You're assuming zero savings to begin with, which is a weird assumption.
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by stevage 11mo ago
Curious whether you actually think this, or was it sarcasm?
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by stevage 11mo ago
More useful words are "negligible" and "problematic".
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by stevage 11mo ago
>These general data models start to become useful and interesting at around a trillion edges That is a wild claim. Perhaps for some very specific definition of "useful and interesting"? This dataset is already interesting (hard
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by stevage 11mo ago
How do you measure it?
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by stevage 11mo ago
>Many software developers will argue that asking a candidate to reverse a binary tree is pointless Is "reversing a binary tree" actually a thing, or is this a cute kind of "rocket surgery" phrase intentionally mixing
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by stevage 11mo ago
>Self driving cars are…I guess they are here already. They may be where you are, but they aren't generally here .
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by stevage 11mo ago
Because they have been visiting your house a lot, and your weapons are missing.
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by stevage 11mo ago
>specific cases where their work has been reproduced Isn't that exactly what they're trying to find by looking through OpenAI customers' conversations?
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by stevage 11mo ago
Yeah I had the weird experience in 2020 of using tap to pay at several places where the server had never seen it used before.
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by stevage 11mo ago
Does it? What about weather that stops the ATMs being refilled? Takes a lot of weather to bring down satellite internet...
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by stevage 11mo ago
It would definitely work better with an actual withdrawal from currency. It's weird to have individual businesses having to decide when and how to handle the slow disappearance of coins. But then, there's a lot weird about America
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by stevage 11mo ago
The way you're framing this sounds like no other country has ever gone through the process of removing their 1 and 2 cent coins. Many have. It's fine. None of this is a problem. It does work better if there's a bit of plannin
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by stevage 11mo ago
As soon as I see someone claiming a lawsuit against them is "baseless" I'm deeply sceptical about everything that follows.
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by stevage 11mo ago
Yes. I'm not sure if legal tender is the correct term but yes. Many stores now do not accept cash of any kind.

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