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by synu 4y ago
Here in the Netherlands kids learn to ride a bike on little two wheeled wooden bikes, that they start to “glide” on. It’s a nice system that gets them right into learning how a real bike behaves.
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I don't know about secretly loving meetings, but if you make all meetings optional ( https://about.gitlab.com/company/culture/all-remote/meetings... ) you'll quickly figure out which are the important
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Prompt-to-Prompt Image Editing with Cross Attention Control(github.com)
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The people even immediately re-voted right back in the same government after it was forced to resign.
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My contact info is in my profile.
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I built something similar. It didn’t really work as a business (or at least I wasn’t able to make it work) so I open sourced it: https://github.com/async-go/asyncgo If there’s anything useful there feel free to scaveng
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They’ve really amped up the dopamine triggers and optimised the addiction loop since the days of opening up a pack of cards.
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Children have been on a gambling funnel thanks to loot boxes for about ten years, so we should start seeing the societal impacts now.
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Apple Event Live Blog: iPhone 14, Apple Watch Series 8 and More(cnet.com)
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Interesting, thanks for the detailed answer. I’m going to give it a shot.
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I don’t watch them again, but it keeps recommending them.
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How did you get YouTube to stop recommending videos you’ve already seen?
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Image Variations with Stable Diffusion(github.com)
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Link in the email goes to https://savannah.gnu.org/git/?group=c-intro-and-ref , but that seems to be down.
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I learned programming before I learned algebra, and it made algebra seem like an old fashioned and slow waste of time. I could solve the same problems more quickly and naturally by writing a short program. That put me off math for a long ti
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A better way to build an AI business(synura.com)
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All the data is there, you just need a cool half million dollars or so in compute to do the training.
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Nobody really wants Facebook to be in charge of the future. Maybe there's a big brand turnaround somewhere inside of Meta, but without that it just doesn't work.
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Probably the single biggest thing was how their was nothing extra or (imho) weird. It felt like Android on the Pixel compared to the heavily modified and bundled versions everyone else shipped.
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Pop was such a breath of fresh air when I tried it. They are doing amazing things there, in so many ways.
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I see this is being downvoted for some reason, but I have the same question. I get that if you keep replaying the game the expected value materialises over averages, but if you have one chance it doesn’t sound right that you should expect 2
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by synu 4y ago
Nice collection!
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by synu 4y ago
Even simpler than that, is there any reason not to go with something like a Vanguard Lifestrategy which implements something quite close to a Bogleheads mix? Asking sincerely as that’s what I’m using now, and it’s just so easy it feels like
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by synu 4y ago
The creativity happening around AI right now is incredible. I came across this recently and was blow away: https://twitter.com/xsteenbrugge/status/1558508866463219712?...
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I believe (but not 100% sure) you can achieve this with Stable Diffusion also, which is something you can run locally.
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There isn’t yet but my company’s goal is precisely to make this kind of thing accessible to everyone. I don’t want to spam and we haven’t launched yet anyway, but there’s a link in my profile if interested. I suspect there will be a lot of
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They quoted some people who described what they meant: > “I feel negative when I get really stuck on something and cannot get around it”. Another respondent elaborated: “I also thought of situations where I’m debugging some issue with th
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There was a big switch at one point to people doing the career for money, which is totally understandable. They may have never played with or fixed computers for the fun of it.
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There’s a funny Mitchell and Webb sketch about it: https://youtu.be/CS9ptA3Ya9E
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It's a pretty compelling, trippy effect even if we don't have good ways to work around it yet. This is some amazing work that takes advantage of it: https://twitter.com/xsteenbrugge/status/155850886646321

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