water-your-self

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by water-your-self 2y ago
I like defining constants with math.
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by water-your-self 2y ago
This man died in 1924 and his body was found in 1999.
33.
by water-your-self 2y ago
The graph in the article is woefully different from my own experience
34.
by water-your-self 2y ago
At the end of the day he still owns 13.5% of the company on paper. Any listed compensation was already ~1/8ths his.
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by water-your-self 3y ago
Slay the spire was not the first ever deck building rogue like. It was maybe the first one that hit the recent zeitgeist and it was one of the first to be widely streamed on twitch.
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by water-your-self 3y ago
I would disagree that it is balanced.
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by water-your-self 3y ago
Updates are unecessary. The security of my TV is not a concern that I have.
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by water-your-self 3y ago
I think part of this is that the user would not try 10.21- 10.2 again if they have already seen it fail, but a graphical update alongside denotes that this thing is "new" again.
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by water-your-self 3y ago
If this is your conclusion, I would recommend reading more of the research.
40.
by water-your-self 3y ago
Not all things should be forever
41.
by water-your-self 3y ago
Why does the identity of the original author matter here?
42.
by water-your-self 3y ago
Google is not interested in pointing its customers to a turd that hasn't paid for that right.
43.
by water-your-self 3y ago
This is not a pedantic criticism.
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by water-your-self 3y ago
Proteins have moving parts. Some function like turnstiles, others walk along microtubes. "Intrinsically disordered proteins" is a key word that might help. Biochemistry is like a stochastic soup sometimes.
45.
by water-your-self 3y ago
Who are Lenny and Gergely?
46.
by water-your-self 3y ago
Majority of your bullet points would be circumvented by running your own server and developing on a linux OS.
47.
by water-your-self 3y ago
I doubt that Linus would be a proponent of a musky scented solution like this.
48.
by water-your-self 3y ago
Having location data on can potentially implicate you in a crime.
49.
by water-your-self 3y ago
A plug in is cheaper than a gas tank of fuel, and a rental car company is insulated from that fact until they get handed a car on empty.
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by water-your-self 3y ago
My best hours worked start at 7pm when the world is quieter and my peers arent around to disrupt me. Plus it feels good that the next time I see someone I have conjured a deliverable. Meanwhile, if you give me daily 9am meetings I am not fu
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by water-your-self 3y ago
It sounds wrong to call them Amazon's robots when they are made by a company called Agility Robotics. Its like saying amazon's robot dogs after a boston dynamics demo
52.
by water-your-self 3y ago
Its a lack of information to verify correctness not a lack of attempts. One plank of wood is not enough to determine solely if it was intended to be part of a house or part of a boat
53.
by water-your-self 3y ago
This is frankly obvious, ever since google maps spoken directions began mentioning chain stores by name. "Turn left at the [national fast food chain] is too obvious.
54.
by water-your-self 3y ago
Ads are a theft from word of mouth. Advertising spend should be regulated.
55.
by water-your-self 3y ago
No chapter on RNNs, but one on transformers is interesting, having last read Deep learning by ian goodfellow in 2016
56.
by water-your-self 3y ago
Because it is fun.
57.
by water-your-self 3y ago
I have fond memories of car talk on NPR.
58.
by water-your-self 3y ago
I agree that a 20x chatGPT would be good for the world. But I worry, because it is owned and controlled by a limited few who would likely be the sole benefactors of its value.
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by water-your-self 3y ago
How often was OpenAI down that you wanted to look elsewhere?
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by water-your-self 3y ago
The player is often also creating the game as they play, so I will continue to blame them.

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