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by voiper1 4y ago
>the other camp defines learning as some kind of infinite information compression like being able to add any two numbers no matter how large, which is something no language model will ever be able to do. I know this isn't strictly a
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by voiper1 4y ago
Sounds more like he thinks he's chaotic good, not a blind villain.
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by voiper1 4y ago
Some replies are saying this is only for "as-scale/FAANG". It may only be absolutely necessary there, but it's helpful even for smaller folks. Over the years, even Debian LTS goes out of support and new features and soft
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by voiper1 4y ago
cheapest linode is $5. If you want to save more, vultr.com has an ip6 only for $2.50. These are just the "reputable" places, there's tons of small players where you can get a tiny VM for $10 for a year.
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by voiper1 4y ago
TIL. Information on this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=814695
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by voiper1 4y ago
>What we know changes. This may be a bit pedantic, but: it's not that what we know changes, per se. We weren't mistaken in thinking that plastic doesn't degrade. We mean: as of now, we have no possible method to make plast
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by voiper1 4y ago
... which was still implemented without blockchain.
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by voiper1 4y ago
"Names must consist of at least one visible glyph".
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by voiper1 4y ago
The e-ink screen changes much more than that: >The cards also contain a memory chip, so they can store stats, moves, and keep changes and status effects from one game to the next. ... >I think these cards have the potential to unlock
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by voiper1 4y ago
This was painful to read.
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by voiper1 4y ago
I think it works like this: the more worthwhile and mission based something is, the more people are willing to do it for free (as a passion project or charity). Therefore, all meaningful jobs trend towards minimal/no pay. Meanwhile eve
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by voiper1 4y ago
How about have children play a "game" so they help you commit xenocide? [Ender's Game]
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by voiper1 4y ago
I really wanted to finally use Obsidian to start collecting possible DIY and art projects... and was unable to get thumbnails. Along with useful (if slow) web clipping extensions, evernote is great for saving, tagging, and searching for vis
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by voiper1 4y ago
This is becoming quite common - the projects need to make sure to reference it because people are still linking to the direct repository. EDIT: but that marketing site is for the 0.11 version, you have to find the expandable >Examples in
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by voiper1 4y ago
In Israel, sumit.co.il was able to cooperate with Stripe to import my tokens. (I had to pay for some developer time.)
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by voiper1 4y ago
Stripe indeed helped me migrate away to a vendor in a foreign country - they did a one-time encryption of all the raw credit card numbers for my new processor to import. The trouble was finding a processor that actually knew what it meant t
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by voiper1 4y ago
Seems it's the support for ipv6 DNS, as commented here by LilBytes https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33186655 >Difference being you can now set IPv6 DNS servers. It's been a while since I tried but this wasn
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by voiper1 4y ago
Linode also uses live migrations now for most (all?) maintenance.
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by voiper1 4y ago
I'm _pretty sure_ this is tongue-in-cheek: the final "uncompressed" image bears only a superficial resemblance to the original.
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by voiper1 4y ago
>Don't think to implement, implement to think. No matter how much I plan out the process/code, once I actually start coding I think of new edge cases, issues, and often better solutions.
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by voiper1 4y ago
"Emoji Rain" made me feel good.
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by voiper1 4y ago
Addressed in the post: >Why don’t we replace all our rails with ones stressed for higher temperatures? > <snip> ... there would be the risk of increased tension on the rails in the winter.
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by voiper1 4y ago
I understand that it's common practice, but here Shopify froze their ability to withdraw but still took orders.
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by voiper1 4y ago
Related ... 10 companies control the food industry: https://www.businessinsider.com/10-companies-control-the-foo... https://archive.is/7eOPd
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by voiper1 4y ago
Cool! I've never seen this kind of offering before.
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by voiper1 4y ago
Pretty happy fastmail user - business of 2. I migrated away from gmail to avoid the possibility of being locked out without recourse. I use shared labels heavily when onboarding my assistant for him to respond to emails (from his own email)
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by voiper1 4y ago
It sounds like it has a large overlap, but not exactly the same. E.g. a liquor store isn't "run down and gives the atmosphere that crime is OK" but it's possible that more crime will happen there.
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by voiper1 4y ago
It's not _just_ trying to be lenient and offer a second chance - it's a way to catch more cheaters. "Turn yourself in and we'll go easy on you... because we might not catch you."
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by voiper1 4y ago
That's an amazing title!
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by voiper1 4y ago
>Heat the iron before working it >Conversely, if you don’t have the context in your brain right now, you have two options (1) don’t write or (2) start loading the context into your brain. I haven't heard that idea before - makes

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