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unfamiliar
4y ago
Which part is unclear?
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4y ago
> A system will produce what it can produce, regardless of whether you set a goal. This is just fundamentally not true for human beings. Certainly not for all of them; I know personally I need a bit of time pressure to perform my best.
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unfamiliar
5y ago
Then they can watch the content through Patreon too, no need for YouTube at all.
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unfamiliar
5y ago
Fyi it does in fact change depending on the car manufacturer.
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5y ago
> Apple can add feature after feature, but if Music continues to [random issue most people have never encountered], it's close to useless. I've started to feel like "Apple Music as a music library" was really only int
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5y ago
> I and many others running good high end gear can repeatedly score well on these tests. Every time this comes up someone says this. I've never seen anyone actually doing it. e.g. a video of setting up a double blind test of this an
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5y ago
Looks great. The use of a CNC seems a bit overkill, when it looks like a trim router + template would have done the same job with zero CAD modelling required. Unless I'm missing something.
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unfamiliar
5y ago
This is ridiculous. A spec like "grow the market cap of this company by 4x in 3 years" is entirely unambiguous, where do you even start automating it.
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5y ago
Presumably because the market dictates their salary, not a vague notion of what they should be paid. Or, to reframe the question: why don't people hire cheaper CEOs?
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5y ago
So the one released almost 10 years ago.
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5y ago
Try using a Fire stick, it inserts literal ads. Same with my LG "smart" TV,it inserts ads down the side of its menu. The Apple TV is by far the lowest offender in this department.
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5y ago
Unfortunately the terrible file management seems to be spreading to MacOS, rather than vice versa. Now if you have iCloud Drive turned on and navigate to ~/Documents in Finder, if you go up one level you'll find yourself in some k
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5y ago
Some of those "low density" books are actually about changing your emotional responses or embedding an idea though. Sure you can distill the entire book down to a couple of pages and get the core idea, but your lizard brain isn&#x
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unfamiliar
6y ago
There's basically no more information in the article than in the headline.
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6y ago
That it's important to measure the impact of each accurately so that we can make sensible decisions about where to curtail said damages.
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8y ago
They're mining that no-data-mining market. That's a good market!
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unfamiliar
8y ago
Why was this flagged?
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unfamiliar
9y ago
I wonder how they are going to handle testing. The tests directory seems pretty bare, surely there are some libc tests (written in C I guess) that can be directly imported?
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9y ago
I simply can't use a chopping board if it doesn't look the part.
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unfamiliar
9y ago
What were the "masterpieces" this year (2017)?
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unfamiliar
9y ago
That is simply not true.
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9y ago
What I'd really like to see is an OpenSSH server for Windows. My biggest gripe is not being able to SSH into a Windows machine and use one of the 3 major shells available now (cmd/powershell/bash).
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9y ago
> new users with no trust connections will have to get their closest loved ones to be their initial connections > users who are new to the system and don’t have many trusted relationships have a less valuable currency than someone who
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9y ago
Adding to this, how long until we see bots mass-emailing people with scams like "Add this account number to your trusted UBI list and double your UBI overnight!"
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9y ago
I think you're being downvoted for being pedantic (and rude, in your edit), but I agree. This is a pretty good example of software engineers adopting mathematical terms they don't quite grasp in order to add an air of rigour to wh
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9y ago
I thought this was going to go in another direction: if someone proposes to flip a coin, then they have probably decided that a 50/50 chance is more favourable for them than any other potential decision method (like, say, discussing wh
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9y ago
The question was about how evolution of each language was handled, not a general comparison of languages.
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9y ago
Well, it depends on your moral framework. If torturing someone could potentially save hundreds of lives then it could quite easily be argued for.
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9y ago
Presumably both are options, but the OS library has hardware acceleration.
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9y ago
The ability to easily log all contents of meals, with a large searchable database so that I can just scan a barcode for most things or type the name. Then have the app tally up daily caloric intake, maybe macros, and graph it.
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