typon

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541.
by typon 6y ago
Given the history of the number of wars started by the United States vs. started by China in the past 80 years, this comment seems highly ahistorical.
542.
by typon 6y ago
The ability to inline arbitrary JS seems like a big difference.
543.
by typon 6y ago
Even worse: the combination of the two.
544.
by typon 6y ago
Sounds a classic example of design by committee
545.
by typon 6y ago
Till one day they pull the old UI and theres nothing you can do about it
546.
by typon 6y ago
Agreed, this is infuriating
547.
by typon 6y ago
For pretty much any product or review related search I just do "<product name> reddit" and then scour the somewhat up voted posts for information. Have to deal with tons of dead links though for any post older than a couple
548.
by typon 6y ago
The same complexity problem of Scala is where I see Rust going
549.
by typon 6y ago
Hey ilmoi, Do you support multi-node training? Particularly, can I reserve for example a 64-GPU instance via 8 nodes and perform distributed training?
550.
by typon 6y ago
This is the kind of article that should be at the top of HN. Wonderful!
551.
by typon 6y ago
The (unoptimized) Python version is fast enough and imo the most readable.
552.
by typon 6y ago
Einstein did not "explain" action at a distance. He merely refined the model. The hard problem of explaining what it is still remains (as Chomsky has eloquently explained)
553.
by typon 6y ago
Fortunately science is not about being able to dance with people in a conversation or showmanship of any sort - it's about making falsifiable hypotheses and then carrying out experiments to test them. It requires a lot of tedious work
554.
by typon 6y ago
Can't speak for everyone else, but I personally think you are misrepresented the Eric Weinstein story. From all that I have read about him, it seems like the academic peer review system did it's job: kept a charlatan with half bak
555.
by typon 6y ago
I'm paranoid and I like seeing exactly what I'm replacing. In that case I still use :s but I always end it with :s/foo/bar/gc. Although I do see the appeal of cgn for simple replacements.
556.
by typon 6y ago
I haven't found a single conversation on Clubhouse that was 1. interesting 2. i could take a part in I guess they are still growing, but I feel like the format has severe flaws and I don't know if they can be easily resolved as th
557.
by typon 6y ago
I torrented GTA Vice City at a similar speed when I was young. I'm sure NASA has that level of patience.
558.
by typon 6y ago
"None"? Really? At the very least you can't control where you are born and what language you learn as a child...two extremely important factors in deciding whether you end up in a cushy tech job.
559.
by typon 6y ago
Someone earning high six figure salary needs their subsidized food significantly less than someone earning minimum wage.
560.
by typon 6y ago
Is worse really better though? Imagine C was designed the MIT way. Sure it would have taken a few more years, but maybe we could have avoided the billions of damages in security bugs and productivity loss. I think worse is better if you wan
561.
by typon 6y ago
With how Google behaves in other areas do you really fault people for being skeptical?
562.
by typon 6y ago
Up votes make all the difference. They are relatively transparent while Google's PageRank isn't.
563.
by typon 6y ago
I can confirm interactive brokers is doing the same thing. Looks like collusion from the top.
564.
by typon 6y ago
That's a slimy way of summarizing the situation
565.
by typon 6y ago
I read that being in the sun when you're a child and your eyes having to adjust with the change in brightness helps with reducing myopia
566.
by typon 6y ago
Depends on what you mean by get the job done. (Rather which job) If you are doing research into designing advanced transistors with new geometry or new materials (which is what I did my graduate research in), you would be using something li
567.
by typon 6y ago
For training yes, but not for inference.
568.
by typon 6y ago
Did you see his neck move weirdly though? Totally not a morbidly obese man just struggling to fit inside a collared shirt.
569.
by typon 6y ago
Except in this case, this isn't a copyright violation. I have never heard of a case of a website being shut down by an ISP for advocating violence. If that was the case, Facebook, Reddit, Twitter or any social media platform wouldn&#x2
570.
by typon 6y ago
Yea, specifically advocating for the Capitol building riots on Jan 6th

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