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by tomatowurst 4y ago
No implicit agreement to privacy can exist on the internet. Once you click publish, its archived. I wanted to read what the author wrote. https://web.archive.org/web/20220523144108/https://blog.derh...
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
There is no implicit agreement to privacy between the author and public. Especially when there is an effort to archive the internet.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
> Because this article received somewhat more attention than I expected/feel comfortable with, I’ll take it down for a moment. Sorry. I’ll leave the disclaimer: Here's the original: Just a bit over half a year ago, I started my
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
yet for most the inconvenience of having to port over all of their profiles, history, cookies will be enough to keep them on Chrome. Most can't be bothered with installing another browser or even aware that they can import Chrome profi
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
but what happens when its not in the interest of the business to make consensus based decisions? like what you described can quickly devolve into "how do we get everybody to keep their responsibilities unchanged and still make payroll?
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
> The biggest challenge is growing: I'm in a 5 person co-op. In a previous life, I was in a 25-person collective which became hell to manage, as everyone wanted to be heard, but few wanted the responsibilities. yeah but you see the
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
can somebody explain how these organizations handle a bad actor or collusion towards bad goals? Say somebody comes along and wants to use Oracle suddenly, what sort of measures exist to prevent that from happening, how is arbitration, enfor
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
good point and its a big reason why I haven't dived into ML because of the platform I am on is very unfriendly. Can't do much when you get stuck on step 23 and realize Windows 10 require you to google and look for workarounds. I&#
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
very interesting...it could be possible a handful of papers later. You would simply show it a series of sprite animations (typicall drawn from all angles), this should be able to generate texture, mesh, lighting.
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Extracting Triangular 3D Models, Materials, and Lighting from Images(nvlabs.github.io)
91 points by tomatowurst 4y ago|24 comments
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
so what happens to the bitfinex gang? giancarlo, ardoino, "frog", CZ, Justin Sun and Marc Andreesen?
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
Why is reincarnation such a difficult concept to grasp for Westerners?
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
what about using sqlite diff stored in dynamodb that gets synced when lambda is called? thought i saw a repo for that. i think that has merit too reading this im reminded.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
with inflation???
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
expect more. Japan Inc. has been running on fumes for decades. The US only started 2 years ago, and will likely last another 20~40 years of stagnation.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
not sure I quite understand railway, what are they offering? Another AWS on Digitalocean? Would be nice to see exactly what the cpu core/memory/price is. aren't cf workers very constrained? like your call has to finish within
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
Is there proper tutorial for people who have never used heroku? I just don't know how to use this because i dont have any experience with heroku. I'm interesting in self-hosted AWS api compatible solutions. Parse is also interesti
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
It's vaguely correlated because you don't value the work of others in general. This means that at some point in your life, others did not value your work and showed you that was perfectly acceptable.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
Basically the achievement here is that they have produced a generic AI capable of engaging in different activities, and from here if we extrapolate, it could lead to even more refinement, wider range of activities with even more dimensions
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
"...and we expect it to be free and open source as our budget for this is zero."
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
so...anybody using it to build web apps in lieu of react?
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
Seems like most Ycombinator backed IPO would've have been bad bets. Once shares are floated in the public market, retailers are an after thought.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
I find not only losses emotionally hard but missed opportunities seem to invoke just as more distress. for instance, on thursday I bought a put for a stock that I didn't think was going to make earnings on Friday open. Before the day
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
we dont know who the victim here is. strange seeing all these old inactive accounts suddenly posting in this thread. its like somebody actually took the time to create multiple accounts, to astroturf a given thread in the future. pretty pat
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
I won't but whatever you were doing got you banned. I don't rely on ebay for sales, its really good for buying collectibles or selling them.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
Probably not with the scale of frauds they receive. The fastest method is to auto-ban and analyze. Ebay did the right thing here, unfortunately, its popular amongst carders.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
> I signed up for an eBay account. > my account was suspended. > Don’t use eBay. Been on ebay since 2001 and never had issues. There's a variety of reasons why OP was banned, email, risk management, using vpn, shared ISP wher
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
5000 IU is really too much. At best 2000, 2500 IU is good.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
you nailed it, its the material UI that plays a big role. It feels like the new old.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
> Turns out the master database with encrypted username/passwords got leaked and encrypted environment variables were also leaked WTF!!!! That alone is disastrous enough, they should be reprimanded for this. Are there I'm sure,

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