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Yeah, it's important to put a lot of thought into it if users can query often like this. Removing more information generally won't hurt most use cases a ton, so it's better to err on the side of caution with good quantization
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The ability to find user locations via triangulation is overlooked in a lot of products - it's easy to not think twice when showing a user the distance between themselves and someone else. In my own products I fix this by aggressivel
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It's only a choice you can make, but I think you'd need to provide more information about what your business is and how it could benefit from the capital, else users here will just have to guess about your preferences and intended
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>As more people choose to not use Facebook, employees leave the company, and users choose to delete data from Facebook, they will lose their data advantage, and soon their talent advantage. Strongly disagree until the data actually shows
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Arch and Manjaro for person usage, which have both been great experiences for me depending on if you want to spend more time customizing/installing (Arch), or want a great and quick default experience (Manjaro).
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phone addiction seems to be just a single subset of the addiction/improvement feedback loops we have in most industries: food addiction, sugar addiction, clickbait addiction, social media addiction, 'app'/phone addiction
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Definitely, I don't want to understate how important things like that are; but I feel like the average person is already aware of the need to dedicate significant resources to improve air quality, and would even be happy if their tax m
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I've been seeing a lot of very negative takes similar to this one on how poorly we have been doing with vaccine distribution (not to mention, well, everything we did before the vaccine). Upon thinking about a lot of the people that I r
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Google cache of this post if it does not load: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:9g2W9A...
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In my opinion the field of anti-aging is currently under-appreciated by a factor much greater than that of just about any other area, and this article is a great introduction to help garner interest in the field. A minor improvement in slow
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I would guess that the intention is for the readers to think about other similarities between schools and prisons, and the the outsides of the buildings are just a convenient way to inspire more comparisons.
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That's a good point and example, but I just don't imagine them thinking they would benefit from it is all. The future holds many mysteries, so it's at least possible , but I definitely would not bet on it, knowing what I do
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Getting most people to agree to such a fork is likely impossible
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Taming Transformers for High-Resolution Image Synthesis
(compvis.github.io)
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One way or another I feel like more regulation is coming; the promises of cryptocurrencies in general are often at odds with what centralized governments want, and governments have more power, so will tend to get their way over time. The sh
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I came up with this as well. My strategy for products was often to read 1-star reviews, and there were often two cases: 1) The reviews are low-quality and not indicative of much, so there are few legitimate complaints, or 2) The reviews sho
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>Clicking on the names of these "brands" takes you to a search result with no additional information on who made these products. This in particular bugs me quite a bit on Amazon. The link for the 'brand' appears as if
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Potsdam Giants
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Flagging is done by users that think a particular post may not be a good fit for HN (ideally). It's likely that your post was seen by some as being too promotional for yourself so they may have flagged it for that purpose. I would try
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Fund people, not projects I: The HHMI and the NIH Director's Pioneer Award
(nintil.com)
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Implicit Neural Representations with Periodic Activation Functions
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That's correct, but the pattern of 'we know you are not profitable now, but perhaps you will be sometime later, and we are long-term players' is still very prevalent, but hasn't been extended to BD as much here as some m
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It's hard to believe that they were acquired for 'only' 1.1B, given the valuations we have seen of many other companies recently.
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I don't have much of an opinion myself on it, I'm just trying to state that so far, this appears to be the status quo. Here is some recent additional information on it compiled by Gwern: https://www.gwern.net/Fac
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I would go even further: Always have a local backup of anything on the Internet that is important to you, whether you made it or not, unless you know there are many other accessible versions of it for redundancy. You never know when a lar
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We do not actually have precedence of this being illegal yet. You are not using the image in creation of a work (in which case, you need permission), but using it to train an AI model, which we currently have no legal indication is not allo
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I'm not trying to morally justify anything by saying 'everyone does it', but just to mention the inconsistency with the blame solely being on Facebook itself, when as far as I can tell they are spending vast resources on mo
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I don't see the phrase 'Facebook profits off of hate' as false , but rather that it is so trivially true that 'Facebook' could be replaced with not only any social media platform, but any news platform as well, and
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I think that's a reasonable conclusion, yeah. Optimization for virality as the bottom line is a disaster.
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It is interesting how much press Facebook constantly gets for 'profiting off of hate', but yet I never see Twitter and others mentioned in this light nearly as often, let alone any media organization. Regardless of how good their
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