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511.
by usgroup 4y ago
I'm asking a more specific question. Ethereum exists, many people value it, what I want to know is how this new technical implementation changes the situation.
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Ask HN: Ethereum and “the merge”: what could go wrong?
4 points by usgroup 4y ago|8 comments
513.
by usgroup 4y ago
what did you have to write to get it to do this?
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by usgroup 4y ago
in this instance i didn't ask for an example. I was just observing that juxtaposing objects in a sentence doesnt work at all as you might reasonably expect.
515.
by usgroup 4y ago
thank you -- that's something I guess.
516.
by usgroup 4y ago
yeah i'm getting the same. pick something much simpler like: "A cup on a plate". And then replace cup for other objects. It generates nonsense pretty quickly. It seems most able to generate stuff close to something which alre
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by usgroup 4y ago
Try "a green field with sheep on it" versus "a green field with robots on it". From a human position that feels like it should be a simple juxtaposition of objects onto a background. Clearly not so for this model.
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by usgroup 4y ago
I've been trying to get it to draw a picture of a man trapped inside of a light bulb. Can anyone think of a prompt that works? It draws all sorts of freaky things featuring men and light bulbs but none with the former inside the latter
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by usgroup 4y ago
Apologies but what money is spent on in the UK is public information —- it is part of the budget. The fat cat and the hoodwinked mouse is a poor metaphor.
520.
by usgroup 4y ago
Are you talking about the budget deficit? It’s not really like a pot you only look into when times are hard since it’s constantly known. I really like your metaphor, but it is misleading.
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by usgroup 4y ago
I don’t think so —- it’s all a bit hyperbolic . Yeah tough times but most inflation forecasts have it going doing to near 0% by the end of 2023 — guy needs to breathe.
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by usgroup 4y ago
Looks to me like it’s ripping Wikipedia without attribution: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events
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The Unstoppable Rise of Ghosting(bbc.com)
1 points by usgroup 4y ago|0 comments
524.
by usgroup 4y ago
> You do not have a basic human right to the labor of the people who build and maintain these houses. Food and security also require other peoples labour.
525.
by usgroup 4y ago
> There's no basic human right to have a roof over your head, for the simple reason that someone has to make the roof. I guess someone has to provide food and security too. Would you say that these also are not basic human rights?
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by usgroup 4y ago
I think be prepared to accept that — you’ll find orders of magnitudes more joy when you find the thing which you are wired for.
527.
by usgroup 4y ago
That sort of thing happens —- try and be really clear what you expect back if you do an assignment. Put it on an email. Otherwise I’d write to them and tell them that you have an issue. Chase a bit, presumably you don’t know the reason for
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by usgroup 4y ago
Is money a thing for you? It this a serious hobby or do you actually need it to live? If you want to become a PO at 40 I think you’ll have to somehow find roots for if from the experience you do have. Else do you really want to start out as
529.
by usgroup 4y ago
It seems to me that any reduction in price would also cause a reduction in value, no? I.e pay less because it’s worth less?
530.
by usgroup 4y ago
This has happened many times before. Why do governments close prediction markets? What sort of problems do they cause?
531.
by usgroup 4y ago
Would their be any benefit to Musk going through this ordeal meanwhile fully intending to buy Twitter all along?
532.
by usgroup 4y ago
I did the same thing in much the same way … So there’s at least two of us mate.
533.
by usgroup 4y ago
What do you think about zfs vs btrfs for your use case? Why do you use both?
534.
by usgroup 4y ago
I think this is partially true; there is some support for logical statements and control flow in differentiable programs -- at least in Jax. Further, think Deep Mind have a recent paper on a DL sequence learning methodology able to learn co
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by usgroup 4y ago
I ran a little app that required arbitrary latex execution and I think a similar set up would apply: 1. Run code in docker container. 2. Within container run code as unprivileged user. 3. SELinux harden container. 4. Don’t run container as
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by usgroup 4y ago
Well one way is by cutting based on seniority and tenure since survival ought to correlate with value. Before you say it, that’s obviously not always the case but in a not-degenerate organisation it should be mostly the case. You could also
537.
by usgroup 4y ago
Can you provide some etymology for “mangler”? I’d never heard that word used in this context before. To mangle something usually means to mutilate it and by extension a mangler is someone who does that.
538.
by usgroup 4y ago
Oh that’s easy: never! :-)
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by usgroup 4y ago
What do you do now?
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by usgroup 4y ago
Well this is a bit like what happens in software when some library everyone uses turns out to have some awful bug in it that propagates to everything else. I think it is par for the course for abstraction generally.

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