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by typon 4y ago
Why? I fully expect $NKLA to go to 0 in the next five years. There's just nothing there.
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by typon 4y ago
Both are dead in the water architecturally if you want to use a text editor that can render fonts and other graphics at 60 fps on a normal desktop.
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by typon 4y ago
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/perspectives-on-poli... Conclusion: "Despite the seemingly strong empirical support in previous studies for theories of majoritarian democracy, our analyses suggest tha
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by typon 4y ago
The headline is certainly trying to push that connection. Not sure who paid for that wording.
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by typon 4y ago
How come we find it underground then?
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by typon 4y ago
Would also be interesting to see the rate of car fires in non-Tesla EVs. It's probably confirmation bias but I have not heard of a car like the Audi E-Tron catching fire.
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by typon 4y ago
Love the cheeky backstory, from communisty dystopia to capitalist utopia, but not for you
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by typon 4y ago
I read that as "period". My female coworkers always have to make excuses when they're having cramps - outright saying "i have period cramps" is still a little awkward when you're talking to a male manager
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by typon 4y ago
Stop making languages, start making interactive debuggers, standard libraries ("batteries includes"), autocompletors (LSP support as good as rust-analyzer), dynamic syntax highlighters, linters, autoformatters, visualizers.
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by typon 4y ago
The average person who just has a Coinbase account through their iPhone.
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by typon 4y ago
Actually, in a weird way he's right. It's very easy to find correlation with prices. If these correlations hold for future bets is an entirely different question.
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by typon 5y ago
Does anyone care about small neural networks? What can a small NN do that XGBoost can't?
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by typon 5y ago
The plight of powerful white men in positions of power is nothing to scoff at
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by typon 5y ago
Don't entirely disagree with what you're saying - I believe Dall-E 6 or whatever will get to that level of sophistication. One more thing though - I felt the painting is worth more because the artist toiled for it. It's like
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by typon 5y ago
I paid $1500 for a commissioned painting from an artist I respect and follow as a birthday present for a friend. The painting meant something to me because I worked with the artist to have some input about what kind of a person my friend is
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by typon 5y ago
Is there code we can look at?
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by typon 5y ago
The US almost started global thermonuclear war because the Soviet Union allied itself with Cuba. What you're talking about is a fantasy world that only exists in the mind of liberals. Down here in the real world, major powers exert dom
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by typon 5y ago
It's a two-way street. 100% agree that python lent itself to being a great wrapper language - but there has to be something valuable to wrap for python to be useful.
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by typon 5y ago
This man is indirectly responsible for Python becoming the lingua-franca of data science. Without Scipy/numpy wrapping his libraries, Python would not have achieved the success it has today.
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by typon 5y ago
Gold isn't durable? It will still be valuable long after crypto currencies are a footnote in history.
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by typon 5y ago
one of the best C++ codebases in existence.
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by typon 5y ago
A non sequitir consider no one uses pure Python for numeric compute. People use numpy which is a wrapper around optimized BLAS code, which is usually running at the peak capacity of the CPU. So really this is a statement about how much fast
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by typon 5y ago
>Start from the top. Precisely. I think if the US wants to be a global hegemon without having a bankrupt/hypocritical liberal ideology, a good way to start would be with locking up Bush, Cheney, and the rest of the neocons responsib
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by typon 5y ago
Liberals are trying to cancel Mearsheimer for his views on the causes of this war and his geopolitics in general. So fret not, soon you won't have ANY voice opposing American mainstream opinion.
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by typon 5y ago
A simple analogy I use to explain to people why wiping with toilet paper makes zero sense. If you accidentally got poop on your clothes would you wipe it with a tissue paper or wash it thoroughly with water and soap? Of course you'd do
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by typon 5y ago
Why is this post not flagged as off topic?
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by typon 5y ago
Heroic of you to argue in good faith, but I don't see HN as a platform where you can have good faith discussions about politics that aren't simply regurgitations of western propaganda. Somehow all of history is now irrelevant beca
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by typon 5y ago
I think a lot of what is wrong with the world today can be explained by the observation that people have a hard time understanding two things can be wrong at the same time.
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by typon 5y ago
Even though I love the overall GUI feel of Windows 95/98, I absolutely hate the command prompt. Linux terminals are so much more ergonomic
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by typon 5y ago
Genuine question for those running self hosted tools like Jitsi: how often are your outages? How quickly do you repair them?

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