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by tunnuz 8y ago
I respectfully disagree, some do.
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by tunnuz 8y ago
It's beautiful, really cool!
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by tunnuz 8y ago
Maybe it's just me, but after using this, the text on hacker news comments feels like it's placed at various different z-indices.
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by tunnuz 8y ago
Thanks for sharing, do you have any pointers for someone who would like to know more about building a renewable energy rig?
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by tunnuz 8y ago
Same, also from what I gather they've been acquired, so hardly a sad day.
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by tunnuz 8y ago
Second that. The article linked was an excerpt from the work in progress version. Good page turner.
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by tunnuz 8y ago
Lesser known fact: the original title of “War and Peace” was “War: what is it good for?”, but Tolstoy’s mistress forced him to change it to the one we know today. The original title was then used in the famous Edwin Starr song. Source: Sein
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by tunnuz 8y ago
I feel you.
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by tunnuz 8y ago
If you want to know more about this, the Unexplained podcast has a 3-parts episode on the story of Jack Parsons. Really recommended! http://www.unexplainedpodcast.com/episodes/2018/3/20/s03-epi...
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by tunnuz 8y ago
I have just bought a ThinkPad T480 (the latest upgrade of the T4XX series) and I absolutely love it. Great finish, great performance, great battery life.
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by tunnuz 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnus_effect
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by tunnuz 8y ago
I wonder if the progress in artificial neural network technology is going to be correlated to discoveries on real neural networks.
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by tunnuz 9y ago
Yeah, is that what happened?
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by tunnuz 9y ago
That is beautiful, congrats! Advanced Global Illumination is a great book if one is interested in building one.
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by tunnuz 9y ago
What is exciting for me is that you documented the whole process from the start and, notably, that you actually built it, it didn't stay just an idea. I find that inspiring.
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by tunnuz 9y ago
Kudos to the author, Candy Japan has always been one of my favourite stories on hacker news :)
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by tunnuz 9y ago
Love the website.
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by tunnuz 9y ago
Thanks for sharing!
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by tunnuz 9y ago
Thank you.
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by tunnuz 9y ago
Also, with #pragma once (practically supported by every compiler toolchain) we don't need to do the if-not-defined-include trick.
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by tunnuz 9y ago
Sort of related: mongodb seems to use a fair bit of energy as well on Ubuntu linux.
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by tunnuz 10y ago
Thank you.
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by tunnuz 10y ago
Mind blown.
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by tunnuz 10y ago
Imagine how could it would be if this would be implemented in JS and used in website to increase the resolution of low-quality pictures.
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by tunnuz 10y ago
I hate to say this but I warned you guys not to put that monolith in the chimp cage!
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by tunnuz 10y ago
This question that I asked on StackExchange a while ago seems relevant here http://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/2874/why-are-ther...
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by tunnuz 10y ago
This sounds really interesting, care to share a link?
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by tunnuz 10y ago
I love your "behind the scenes" section, and I actually meant to contact you about the optimal filling of the boxes.
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by tunnuz 10y ago
They needed to employ 17 extra people on top of the 68 employees taking part in the pilot, in order to guarantee the level of service. Which to me is a win (17 people got a job) but it is clearly a cost increase that the employer was not re
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by tunnuz 10y ago
Seriously check out Schmidhuber's work ( http://people.idsia.ch/~juergen ), from his website:"Since age 15 or so, the main goal of professor Jürgen Schmidhuber has been to build a self-improving Artificial Intellige

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