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by tomalaci 3y ago
As an European it is unbelievable with the kind of crap Americans need to deal with. I would expect the bank to apply a microscopic transfer fee and that's it, not a normal company deciding an arbitrary insane percentage fee. It really
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by tomalaci 3y ago
That is a pretty good read to optimize temperature for your home, however I find controlling humidity more troublesome during winter months. I live in Sweden and even with a humidifier rated for my apartment size doesn't make much of a
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by tomalaci 3y ago
Important: This is not VC funding. This is a Kickstarter project [1]. Honestly, this feels like a scam. Their logo and name is stupidly similar to Adobe which would obviously result in trademark lawsuit. I think they are just scrounging up
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by tomalaci 3y ago
We just hugged Sweden to death.
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by tomalaci 3y ago
For those who don't know, this company was a bit special in that they apparently employed "bike hunters" to go and steal your e-bike back if it was stolen [1]. It's quite an interesting dynamic considering that police in
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by tomalaci 3y ago
This should really get "(2021)" added to the title, especially since the title implies it being recent (when it is not).
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by tomalaci 3y ago
As evidenced by other comments to this parent, this kind of strategy, even without GPT, certainly seems effective :)
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by tomalaci 3y ago
I feel like this kind of strategy would work for cities with buildings that have artistic facade but would backfire immensely for those that dont.
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by tomalaci 3y ago
Is it actually possible to allow a tab/site store and manage large persistent datastore? It would be useful to build certain applications that way (like some next gen desktop apps).
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by tomalaci 3y ago
Problem is always with software having good support for these "newer" protocols. Most just seem to test and develop against X11. In general, it would be great to have more first-class support for Linux from many major software dev
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by tomalaci 3y ago
I feel like if your query ends up being quite large in complexity then maybe it is a time to create a view or stored procedure depending on the use-case and have ORM call that one instead. To me ORM is quite useful to have some data classes
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by tomalaci 3y ago
BBC seems to be more "Live" with recent events including them taking another city/town [1]. [1] https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-europe-66006142
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by tomalaci 3y ago
I am sure we can create an AI solution to fix this. We just need to label this AI-labeled input data of labels for other data. To be sure we are one step ahead of turk-gig workers with this new solution we should make another AI that encaps
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by tomalaci 3y ago
How hard is it to scrape LinkedIn for all its public profile data? Do you need special developer access? Do you need to sign some contract with MSFT for anything nontrivial?
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by tomalaci 3y ago
The moment those graph connections will show negative view of some of those CEOs they will start screaming about privacy issues and/or sue the graph creator. With scraping LinkedIn alone it should already be possible to create such gra
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by tomalaci 3y ago
Are there any good AI inpainting and outpainting plugins for Krita? Also, how well would it work with handling thousands of small picture objects (e.g. placing props on a multi-layer DnD map)?
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by tomalaci 3y ago
I think walking out in the rain and having your jacket grow potentially edible mushrooms would be a feature not a bug. Emphasis on edible.
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by tomalaci 3y ago
All fun and games until Microsoft releases GPT4-empowered next-gen Tay AI on it.
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by tomalaci 3y ago
How do these techiques work with replication and sharding? Or do you just use cloud managed pg like AWS RDS to not think about it?
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by tomalaci 3y ago
We will need to find methods of removing micro and nanoplastics from our bodies. We are already ingesting them from multiple sources. There is already research about bad effects on male sperm quality [1], DNA damage [2] and more. By the tim
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Ask HN: How do you evaluate external dependencies?
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by tomalaci 4y ago
I am sure robot assistants will be quite integral to our society later but am I just uninformed or does there seem to be lack of progress for the actual mechanical engineering of robots? They all still seem these big, hulking and clunky met
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by tomalaci 4y ago
A form of it will definitely happen and it will be posted in /r/wallstreetbets. Considering what people were doing with their investments on it before then AI-assisted investing can only be an upside. They will still lose money bu
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by tomalaci 4y ago
I am fairly certain that low-effort AI-generated creative works will become part of a new mainstream wave that will be quickly filtered out into mediocrity. Creative people will still be able to carve out their place by using AI as a powerf
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by tomalaci 4y ago
I would highly recommend Poetry for python package management. It basically wraps around pip and venvs offering a lot of convenience features (managing packages, do dist builds, etc.). It also works pretty nicely with Tox. I would recommend
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by tomalaci 4y ago
I've been following daily updates about Ukraine war from few popular channels that I can highly recommend. For those interested: - Denys Davydov (Ukrainian, most frequent updates, also has telegram channel which has a lot more battlegr
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by tomalaci 4y ago
IMPORTANT: the trailer and the screenshots are not actual gameplay. There is essentially nothing of the gameplay. At best you could say it is concept being shown but... I mean, what more of a concept can you do than just making better itera
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by tomalaci 4y ago
Is there a good way/site/method to keep up to date with the latest AI projects? Seems like a lot of people are now trying to specialize these GPT AIs and I would like to find out about them as there will likely be a few that could
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by tomalaci 4y ago
This why you use man pages.
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by tomalaci 4y ago
Maybe many beginners might be jumping to videos. I'd like to think that most of the experienced developers like text more as they can quickly scroll past the bits that are irrelevant to them and look for the parts that are interesting.

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