teabee89

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   by teabee89 7y ago

   Thank you for being the voice of reason <3 Small correction though on your last paragraph: nuclear is not a renewable energy, but it does not emit carbon.
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   by teabee89 7y ago

   This is really interesting, thank you for sharing!
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   by teabee89 7y ago

   From a French education, I have learned a different order of cases for Latin declension tables (NVAGDA: Nominative, Vocative, Accusative, Genitive, Dative, Ablative). I was curious to know where it comes from, and apparently the order you u
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   by teabee89 7y ago

   This is what I meant indeed. Edited original question.
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   by teabee89 7y ago

   How is solar/wind + batteries cheaper than nuclear? Any numbers I saw omits batteries which would be an unfair comparison. EDIT: I had asked the opposite question of what I intended.
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   by teabee89 7y ago

   This was done to prevent badly affecting the ecosystem of the rivers. The water from the river is used to cool down the plant, but the resulting warm water is poured back into the river. The temperature of the water going back to the river
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   by teabee89 7y ago

   Can you share the methodology on how you calculate a carbon footprint/offset?
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   by teabee89 7y ago

   This comment reminded me of the last lines of Hotel California: "You can check out any time you like // But you can never leave!"
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   by teabee89 7y ago

   Thanks for sharing! Curious to learn more about this. Have you posted it in the HTM discourse forum? I would be interested in what the community thinks of it!
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    by teabee89 7y ago

    Are you going to implement WASI ?
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    How to prevent disease, control nuclear reactions, encourage the spread of ideas(meltingasphalt.com)

    1 points by teabee89 7y ago|0 comments
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    by teabee89 7y ago

    What I'm really looking for is being able to debug any production Go binary by inspecting the stack trace behind an error. Could be gated by an environment variable.
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    Elon just said, they recovered the fairings from the water undamaged and they are intending to reuse them for Starlink later this year. Source: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1116514068393680896 and https:&#
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    There is a link in https://github.com/YosysHQ/yosys/wiki/VHDL-frontend-efforts
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    Correct, that's what I was referring to. Apologies if I mischaracterized his stance.
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    I'm very pleased to see Numenta on HN front page, as they're doing incredibly difficult and ambitious work without deep learning's spotlight. They take a philosophically very different approach: instead of warming up biologic
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    The best part is "Scroll down for video" from https://blog.openai.com/better-language-models/#sample3 :)
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    I also paused. I was thinking that oxygen is coming from previous stars exploding.
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    Admins: the title needs "(2014)"
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    I’ve been following Numenta’s work since 2010 and today I’m happy to see this at the top of HN. Hopefully the deep learning community longing for AGI, will finally take a look at Numenta’s work. I also would like to shout out to Matt who’s
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    This reminds me of Russ Cox's toy Webscript language: https://research.swtch.com/webscript
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    >> Why is US GDP growth so weirdly constant? > My guess is energy. Your guess is correct. Energy is what drives the economy. We've been going from least concentrated to most concentrated energy sources: human/animal muscl
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    The chart should either have a title with "Number of Direct Queries" and Y-axis numbers such as "20M", or keep the title "Direct Queries in Millions" and have Y-axis numbers simply be "20".
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    Any reason it doesn't serve HTTPS?
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    I had a profound feeling when I understood the algebraic completeness of complex numbers thanks to one of his videos about complex numbers.
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    Interesting WaitButWhy, but in my opinion, the real big decision is about children, not marriage. The difference of responsibility is light years apart. Marriage can be undone.
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    Am I the only one who found the following typo anachronistically funny: "Steve Jobs quotes Alan Kay at iPhone 7 launch" ?
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    From https://hackaday.io/project/18206-a2z-computer/log/71637-5-a... I’m afraid, Linux and a C compiler is totally not feasible. A2Z lacks many things to achieve the goal of C retargeting and Linux porting.
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    by teabee89 8y ago

    I'm a self-taught moderate guitar player and I feel like this is really cool, but I don't understand any of it. Can someone explain how to read this, and what to do?
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    by teabee89 9y ago

    I really wish WebAssembly didn’t use the word “Web”. Its best usecase is for the server. It just happens to also be great for challenging JavaScript in the browser.