wooter

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by wooter 9y ago
this all seems quite naive of the literature in the field. what other "kind of inference" do you wish he would pursue?
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by wooter 9y ago
i think the disagreement is on what constitutes "bloat"
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by wooter 9y ago
this incentive analysis is so shallow it doesn't pass first muster. does fitting/selling more apps make Apple more money? are storage and bandwidth expenses? do users value performance? most people here seem to agree more bloat =
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by wooter 9y ago
i don't see why any of this is a problem
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by wooter 9y ago
As a Venezuelan that left long ago, I feel you. I have had to argue for years with people here that Vzla isn't some socialist paradise. The worst part? The opposition in Venezuela is socialist! Even without tampons and basic medicine t
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by wooter 9y ago
I mean you are wrong. My family had their farm, property, and businesses taken away. I've argued for years against socialists that its not some socialist paradise. now that its impossible to hide, people still don't admit their
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by wooter 9y ago
he's not wrong. police seize more cash through civil asset forfeiture (without due process) than all robbers. its pretty sad
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by wooter 9y ago
These days, the American dream is more apt to be realized in South America, in places such as Ecuador, Venezuela and Argentina, where incomes are actually more equal today than they are in the land of Horatio Alger. Who's the banana re
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by wooter 9y ago
So dumb.
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by wooter 9y ago
thats why i asked what his favorite was. just curious to see what the feature differences would be
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by wooter 9y ago
but github is honestly so nice. I'll admit in a very subjective way. whats your favorite decentralized vcs?
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by wooter 9y ago
freedom of speech helps. where are grievances to this shitty policy aired to the govt by the public?
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by wooter 9y ago
a kernel panic is a specific type of phenomena
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by wooter 9y ago
Isnt JS/ES approaching this? + the native stuff
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by wooter 9y ago
> Pushing up the min wage forces productivity improvements as well as standard of living increases. The evidence in this study shows precisely the opposite.
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by wooter 9y ago
SF is 7x7 miles. Thats plenty of money if you're ok living elsewhere in the 6900 square miles of "bay area"
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by wooter 9y ago
thats the graduation rate of some high schools
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by wooter 9y ago
you need applications and queryable storage for maintaining models both for production use, internal testing/validation/research, and everything in between. Maintaining a model - or collection of models - implies maintaining a ton
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by wooter 9y ago
weird considering they all came about from that "situation"
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by wooter 9y ago
> It lets you do anything, including create, remove, read, update both objects and buckets. You can also change permissions on the buckets using the bucket policies. So if you don't want that, don't write it? I don't see h
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by wooter 9y ago
Uh am i the only one that found none of that confusing or any more complicated than any other tech stack? Why on earth would i expect the same security process for a relational database and storage web server (s3). How is s3:* even bad? I m
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by wooter 9y ago
no thanks. look at what collective/forced/politicized bickering over hours has done to the job market everywhere its been tried. look at the corruption. i enjoy my freedom to negotiate my terms as I, as an individual, and my emplo
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by wooter 9y ago
name a single commune as successful or operating at the scale of Whole Foods or Amazon. in history.
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by wooter 9y ago
I mean, the govt claims that even citizens only own their emails for 6 months. Seems like great, relatively clean training data to match identities.
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by wooter 9y ago
Dev-Prod parity is probably the best reason to want the extra power, but then you're just limiting your software to the lowest common denominator between mobile computing and a server farm. At the end of the day, if you want to take ad
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by wooter 9y ago
Yea... I never said you couldn't saturate the memory, just that if it saturates 16 GB easily, its a shitty architecture. you're running a 4GB VM to run an IDE inside it... and "40 tabs"? That could be anything between a
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by wooter 9y ago
bluetooth? wifi? the future is wireless (hopefully, imo)
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by wooter 9y ago
on desktop, i definitely feel you.
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by wooter 9y ago
Counter-example: I worked in ML research at one of the largest companies in the field (in the billions of predictions per day) and 16GB was more than enough to do anything I would ever do on a laptop/tablet/etc.. Furthermore, I fo
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by wooter 9y ago
seriously... what do people even use usb-a for besides charging things? compatibility was crap, transition to 3.0 was crap and even the highest end computers offered limited ports - opting to keep a few 2.0s given that support for 3.0 on th

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