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FTA: > Users who are comfortable with Plasma 5 are unlikely to feel discomfited with Plasma 6 I say yeah !
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I know that but the idea behind my question was this: the knowledge we need to put in such a program doesn't move as fast as the program evolves. Therefore, given enough time (say 20 years), the open source solutions will cover more or
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Do you know why there's such a big difference ? For example, is the way sympy does its job fundamentally flawed ?
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> the rainforest is in for a bad time you mean: we are in for a bad time ?
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3y ago
Although super interesting, the website you mention is only about integrals...
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With the need to curb CO2 emissions, I sincerely hope that "subjective preferences" will leave some space to "reasonable preferences".
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That is, Yuzu in itself doesn't do anything. You need Nintendo's IP to run Yuzu, so Nintendo should blame those who steal their IP. Now, the real question is: did Yuzu's creator have illegal access to Nintendo's IP to wr
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Why can't they just say "exploded" ?
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Okay, fair enough. But then, how does it work ? I think I'm just economically rational: the only thing I look is the price, nothing else, in a situation where there's no competition. So as negotiating is about trading price for so
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> “Coding” was never the source of value, and people shouldn’t get overly attached to it. Except when you're Carmack and you're able to make some "abstractions" (like Doom) come true precisely because you have super s
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Oh a few years ago, after the fall of the Wall, many people said we had reached the "end of history": capitalism has won and occident will rule the world and bring peace to the world. (I think Fukuyama, cited in the article, said
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Yeah, negotiating a price is a loosing battle on average. why ? Because you're always on the defending side: the salesperson tries to max the money he gest from you and then you have to make a rather big effort to just get the fair pri
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Cool video! Too bad it doesn't go in the details of copy protection. What they were doing those days was truly devious and hellish :-) (and hacking them was even more :-) )
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Which can be made CUA (ctrl-S, ctrl-C, ctrl-V, etc.) easily if one's on Windows...
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just deceptive
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They rather talk about "reasonable steps" to safety. Sounds like "just the minimum so we don't end up in legal trouble" to me...
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At least the article proposes an easy to grasp application of entropy (which is not an easy to grasp concept)
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Writing an Apple2e emulator, I wouldn't say it's trivial :-/ Proper video decoding is not exactly easy and neither is speaker emulation and neither is floppy disk emulation. It's easy if you're looking at 99% accura
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Hey Floh! I ported your 6502 emu to rust for my AccurApple emulator. You saved me tons of time :-)
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website: "With 3 tons of basalt application you can capture up to 1 ton of CO2. Our software optimizes both for crop yield and carbon capture — making your land as productive as possible while you earn revenue from carbon removal."
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> or quit the job. sadly it took me years to understand that this is a perfectly valid solution. But damn, that's so hard to do (at least to me :-))
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Which they basically absolutely do at the negociating stage. You'll get 3000$ Cool ! But 25% of that is car/phone/meal vouchers Oh no, we can't give you more because your experience is not an exact fit with us. oh actual
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Could you point at some articles which explores that aspect ? It sounds very interesting. Thanks !
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newb question: Do these models actually learn a 3D representation or do they just learn "something" that is good enough to produce an very convincing impression of 3D ? Subquestion: if they don't learn 3D, can we say that mod
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https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/do-statins-in...
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web site looks like a blank page... :-/
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I only know the PhD's students in my lab and they don't write unit tests. But now I'm there, I do my best to explain them why they should :-)
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I want my laptop made of things I can upgrade/replace. Which means stuff that is less optimized for space.
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> For fun, I wrote a CHIP8 interpreter in Fortran recently What was the fun part ? CHIP8 or Fortran ? :-)
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And rust ??? C'mon it's HN! :-)
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