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by tarr11 2y ago
Also see the "Door Problem" https://lizengland.com/blog/2014/04/the-door-problem/
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by tarr11 2y ago
I appreciate that the article spent a significant amount of time explaining the flaws of this research. This headline is clickbait, though.
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by tarr11 2y ago
Is there a version of the Fred indeed job postings list that goes before 2020? I wouls be interested to see similar data since 2000 or 2010 The narrative that software engineer jobs are going away is confused by cherry picking the start o
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by tarr11 2y ago
yes if your kid loves math - my kid benefited from Math Academy (currently in college studying CS). Started with Math Academy as a HS freshman and finished BC Calc 2 years early with a 5 on the AP Exam. While he did Khan Academy for many
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by tarr11 2y ago
> Eventually we will pull the black ball out of the urn What is this reference?
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by tarr11 2y ago
The article referenced in there about Lamb Weston and MvCain foods and goes into a lot of detail about how prices get determined in this market. The “behave themselves” comment was certainly juicy, but the entire multi thousand word article
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by tarr11 2y ago
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1872724231999381790.html
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by tarr11 2y ago
You’d have to combine it with one of the text to image models.
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by tarr11 2y ago
Saw this submitted a few days ago [0], but it's a very impressive demo and would like to see it get discussed here. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42342557
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Trellis – 3D mesh generative model(trellis3d.github.io)
445 points by tarr11 2y ago|80 comments
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by tarr11 2y ago
Idle musing - maybe some genetics is for stored environment? Eg, perhaps some of your genes’ purpose are to encode memories in DNA.
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by tarr11 2y ago
Nuke and DaVinci Resolve are the industry standards for compositing. Node based editing graphs are often called “non-destructive” or “procedural”. It’s basically pure functions in a programming sense. Blender geometry nodes take this appr
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by tarr11 2y ago
> Most critical is the disappearance of dance. Have you looked at TikTok? It is full of young people performing incredibly complex dance moves.
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by tarr11 2y ago
Clinical machine learning for cancer diagnosis is one promising area https://www.cell.com/cell/pdf/S0092-8674(23)00094-6.pdf
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by tarr11 2y ago
Kind of off-topic, but I always find it weird to see people's hands and arms in first person games like this. Like, if I think about it , I know my hands are almost always in view, but they almost always fade away and I ignore them.
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by tarr11 2y ago
When I see someone advertise themselves on LinkedIn as a “servant leader”, I am skeptical. Seems like a title bestowed by your peers, not by yourself.
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by tarr11 2y ago
I am interested in how scientists can isolate the increase in mental health problems from the more sophisticated diagnoses that we have now. How do we know there is more mental health problems (a “bad” thing) vs more mental health problems
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by tarr11 2y ago
Even though it sounds like the journey was the goal, you may want to look at TouchDesigner, which is a powerful tool for this use case. https://derivative.ca/
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by tarr11 2y ago
> This ends up recreating housing crises of big cities because people that live and work in the town are getting priced out of living there. Here is research that contradicts this assertion. "We ultimately conclude, from both theory
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by tarr11 2y ago
> destruction of the creative industry is already pretty noticable. Can you explain what you mean by this? I’d be interested to know what jobs have been lost to AI (or if you are talking about something else)
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by tarr11 2y ago
Sadly, looks like his next adventure, rowing across the Atlantic in 2022, was fatal. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-60097918
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by tarr11 2y ago
Paul Graham's blog is the Poor Richard's Almanack of startups.
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by tarr11 2y ago
So you’ve chosen to use more emotionally charged language to increase user engagement with your content?
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by tarr11 2y ago
My kid built an 8 bit cpu based on some YouTube videos he found when he was in high school and some cheap circuits he bought on Amazon. I’d argue that there are more self-taught kids who know low level programming than 20 years ago. The inf
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by tarr11 2y ago
I’ve heard it. Some of these now-adults felt left out. They resented that they weren’t part of any conversations with their peers about what was on tv etc.
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by tarr11 2y ago
here’s another one by the same studio https://demos.littleworkshop.fr/infinitown
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by tarr11 2y ago
I think this depends on the size of the group you are traveling with and how long you are traveling. If you have a family of 4 or more, AirBnb tends for be more cost effective. A lot of the costs tend to spread out as you get more square f
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Anticipatory Music Transformer(crfm.stanford.edu)
3 points by tarr11 3y ago|1 comments
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by tarr11 3y ago
The only school of those I’ve heard about is Santa Cruz. But it can be difficult to get housing there as an undergrad and classes can be large. Don’t optimize 100% for your degree and job. College is an opportunity to learn new things and
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by tarr11 3y ago
Software developers don’t seem to care that their code is used to train LLMs. It seems most programmers have embraced it as a tool to make themselves more efficient, even if that means some jobs may get automated away. I am not really sure

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