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Whoa, I was shocked that an elephant was sub 10% body fat...now to call some one an elephant and explain it's a compliment!
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Part of a series from Linear: Conversations on Quality
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Dick Costolo how the best product teams focus on quality
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Show HN: Screenshot Holmes – rename your screenshots with useful names
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Interesting, do you think it would also be useful for Bestmen? I love the tone functionality. Also, wonder if there is a cheaper "toast" option? < 1min. I'd pay 5 dollars to help refine a toast I've done in the pas.
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You should check out Andy's History of Databases (CMU Databases / Spring 2020) on youtube. He does the entire first class from the streets of Amsterdam because he can't get in his hotel... he's an interesting character a
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good call, was going to drop a thanks at the very least!
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Fair enough, I figured his high quality content would lead to good conversations, but I guess no one is immune to comment garbage!
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I really enjoyed the details, just curious why he has comments turned off on the video? Looks like all his videos have comments turned off... feels like there is a story there?
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Honestly, I couldn't click this link quick enough and it delivered. Looking forward to the "oversized values" follow-up!
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Oh wow this threw me back to film school. There is a great book by Ester Leslie called Hollywood Flatlands: Animation, Critical Theory and the Avant-Garde that walks through the overlap in animation and the avant-garde movement. It's v
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Good to start with the concept, I just had so many implementation questions. Working through the code know... which is way harder to digest.
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I went through the paper and thought immediately about how did they implement it; I missed they published their code as well. Here is the link for everyone who skimmed past it: https://github.com/mcleish7/arithmetic
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I was at the Tampa concert last year, and I was so distracted by trying to figure out how they controlled the wristbands. They were randomly handed out at the door, and I had no idea what seat I was in. I went through the scenario to flash
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The Failure of the Star Wars Hotel
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OpenAI’s Library
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Really cool, but I want the visual history of the internal meme generator!
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I've never heard of the film, but the trailer looks great. Thanks for sharing!
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I agree. Very similar situation; I can't help but feel like I am the middle-aged trope in movies; best of luck finding the answer; if you do, please share!
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Wow, are the cars tornado chasers like those in the movie Twister? I'd love to read more about those, but really cool to see how all these are moving. Way more things out there then I thought.
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I've struggled to get it to generate images, especially when related to memes. For instance, I wanted to extend the "this is fine" image, but Gemini Advanced would not because it was harmful to animals. Most of the image requ
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How to Take Bigger, Bolder Product Bets:Lessons from Slack's CPO
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Beautiful from a simplistic and deep philosophical understanding, but Everyday the Same Dream(2009?) by Molleindustria Games was the first video game I saw that was like, whoa, that's deep, and helped me understand it more as an art fo
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No notes other than add a tip jar, I didn't know I needed this, but amazing work.
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hardware equivalent of buying domains for side-projects you never do
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Waiting for DC Rainmaker review before clicking buy!
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I read 'Kill It with Fire: Manage Aging Computer Systems (and Future Proof Modern Ones)' and the whole time I kept thinking that learning one of these old languages could be fun and would be a good side project. Would definitely b
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I'm not a legal scholar and this isn't my area of expertise, but the final note has links out to a TechCrunch article about LinkedIn vs hiQ Labs Inc, which alludes to web scraping being legal, but the case wasn't decided for
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Fed opens service that dramatically speeds up U.S. payments
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Have you looked for online courses? Here are a few of the books I'd go through around computers, but are you thinking more extensive history of "technology?" Like how we've grown from printing press as innovation? Soul o
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