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> In less than four minutes, Coscientist had designed an accurate procedure for producing the required reactions using chemicals provided by the team. When it sought to carry out its procedure in the physical world with robots, it made a
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What does the image decoding attribute do?
(tunetheweb.com)
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The very end of the article I think addresses this in a plain and direct way: > 9. VC funding is cool and all, but essentially, it is a waste of time if you haven’t validated your market: bootstrapping to get paying customers quickly is
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3y ago
I've been getting iMessage spam long before Beeper existed.
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There's a paragraph with the heading "The Need for a Complete Wasm OS Interface" in the introduction that breaks down the differences.
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It means you can port existing native apps to WASM more easily. You could use the WALI layer to narrow down your syscalls and what they're allowed to do in a gradual way, without having to write your own WASM engine from scratch. The w
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Look, I love AMD, but there are different groups of open source people here. One group is trying to broaden the support for desktop Linux across all hardware, and the other group is trying to crunch numbers with GPUs and build support for t
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Happy Beeper customer and original poster here to tell you: Beeper Cloud is already out there and works really well! It's also free, though you'll have to get through the waitlist somehow. It doesn't perfectly replace every a
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How Beeper Mini Works
(blog.beeper.com)
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I understand that. I invite you to read the reply I wrote to the sibling comment that roughly says what yours does: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38512845
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Maybe (just for the sake of argument), but does the work make that argument or does it just do whatever it wants and force us to justify it post hoc?
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You can freely disregard anyone's POV at any time, regardless of their gender. I won't stop you if that's your prerogative. However, I've also talked to people (to women!) on the subject of these dating spreadsheets, and
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If you end up asking a woman that, please let me know what she says.
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You can take the story for whatever genre you see it as, but being satire doesn't excuse it from being shallow. Romeo and Juliet fall in love for some very grounded, realistic reasons. They are adolescents, which are known to be partic
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Consider: what is the purpose of each story beat? Why does the girlfriend create the spreadsheet? Why does the main character react so extremely to it? Why does she feel the need to get revenge instead of just moving on? If your answer to e
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If you wanted to get better at making love with women, would you practice making love with men?
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Even if you accept that premise, why did this character snap at this moment? Usually people who engage in that sort of behavior do so as part of a pattern, sometimes as part of dealing with something that happened to them and other times be
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In response to being listed in a spreadsheet? It's not a great thing to experience but women are pretty much constantly objectified in our society so it does seem a little out of left field that this particular incident sets our main c
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As if every story were so simple. Systems fail people. People make mistakes. I hope you never have to face the same lack of sympathy you're displaying.
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From the article, just in case you're really taking the organizer's story at face value: > Orosz alleged that DevTernity's addition of Boyko to the lineup was "not a one-off." He posted what he said is evidence f
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... That they prefer to speak in spaces that make an effort to be diverse, in solidarity with those from underrepresented groups? Why take the least charitable view?
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Is it "forced diversity" if speakers would just rather not speak at a conference that doesn't make an effort to align with their ideals i.e. doesn't attempt to be diverse?
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Could a digital currency not be considered "property involved in a financial transaction [that] represents the proceeds of some form of unlawful activity" ?
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I found setting a really low Google Fit step goal and just trying to meet that daily goal 6/7 days a week was really helpful in just getting a basic foothold. And that basic foothold is kind of necessary when you're doing somethin
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Atomic Habits phrases this more or less as telling yourself e.g. "you are a runner" and then every time you could work out is an opportunity to prove it to yourself.
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I remember reading his blog article by article for hours as a kid. I had always wanted to do procgen and other game dev stuff, but never felt like it was accessible enough to approach until I found his step by step series detailing how he b
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Aside from the slippery slope fallacy here, would you mind attacking the substance of the article rather than the headline?
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If you're rich, try applying for a golden visa. If you have certain kinds of ancestry, try applying for citizenship based on that. If you're educated or well-versed in something important, there are some kinds of visa specifically
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Tesla Faces Blockade at Swedish Ports over Labor Dispute
(bloomberg.com)
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Read my sibling reply from 3 hours before yours: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38175512
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