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xondono
5y ago
> The wording is unfortunately brief, but Fisher the professor of genetics is referring to the future “stock” and the ultimate elimination from the population of the genes that cause the defect, as is clear from his earlier writing on th
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xondono
5y ago
Great, I was waiting for a recording to be posted on youtube or something.
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xondono
5y ago
Experimenting with RISC-V is one of those things I keep postponing. For those are more versed, is this really a general problem? I was under the impression that the real bottleneck is memory, and things like this would be fixed in real app
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xondono
5y ago
> Rich, powerful, greedy people and corporations just get richer, more powerful, and more greedy. Everyone is getting richer, as for greedier.. > Everyone seems to increasingly be in it for themselves, not for society. The socially re
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xondono
5y ago
> All this being said, Reddit should copy Hacker News, Twitter should oust Jack Dorsey, Facebook should die, and billionaires should pay their goddamn taxes so we can implement Universal Basic Income. Doing this will enable actual good p
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xondono
5y ago
After thinking about this, I realized it makes a lot of sense given what LPL is saying. After all, if you spent a fortune in some lock and the locksmith can open it in 5 seconds flat, you’ll feel ripped off. It’s possible that a lot locksmi
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5y ago
> I had a locksmith out a couple of years ago, and was very disappointed when he simply got out a drill rather than starting with 'click out of one'. That’s a common occurrence because of the incentives. The locksmith wants to
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xondono
5y ago
I think you and I have different bars for what “expensive” means. Manufacturing things is expensive because of the fixed costs. To make it cheaper you need to make enough sets to dilute the fixed cost among N buyers. If at N=20 the price is
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5y ago
Ground planes are not only for high speed, the EMI performance of going 4-layers is easily one of the cheapest gains to be made in modern electronics. The other gain in this scenario is that you could tighten up the rebound times, which red
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5y ago
> The custom keyboard community I like to consider myself part of that community. I don’t have the cash to spend into a collection of keyboards, but mine still cost me around $300, which I think is fair given the customizations. This is
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xondono
5y ago
I see a lot of red flags here. They claim it’s “over-engineered”, but it looks like the opposite. The cheaping out: 1) 2 layer board with two modules (one of them a DIY arduino board). Given the price tag they could have spent $2 in going 4
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xondono
5y ago
I’m not that sure. Nowadays you can get runs on the cheap, that’s why group buys are even possible in the DIY community. The fully machined aluminum case probably plays a part in there too.
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xondono
5y ago
That’s the git plugin doing it’s thing. You can fix it in config but I admit is an annoying default.
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xondono
5y ago
To no one’s surprise, rather than be a tool for reducing it CoCs are proving to be a very effective way to create drama.
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xondono
5y ago
Honestly speaking, the fact that they are not giving any details makes me think that it’s either something minor (but sides were taken) or it’s something political and divisive. One would assume that the Mod team would be the first to air s
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5y ago
I don’t want to tell you what to do, but I hope in my heart that you’ll keep doing this recursively until the mask falls off. I wouldn’t even be mad if you kept the money.
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xondono
5y ago
> Although this is totally different, because it’s blockchain. Except the blockchain only keeps the url, so the “content” doesn’t get any of the properties of the blockchain
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xondono
5y ago
Yep, I have even more arguments to explain why it will end up collapsing.
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5y ago
The author covers your own response in the article.. PoS is a nice concept but we don’t leave in that world yet. The author mentions that Etherium has been talking about switching to PoS but haven’t yet. Anyone who has thought about it for
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5y ago
Yeah, I’ve done it myself. I’ve given price estimates for complex PCBAs before designing them within 0.5%, but I don’t attribute that precision to talent, I probably get the estimates in the +/-10% and got lucky in that case.
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5y ago
Someone uses “greedy doctor” as an example to talk about an easy to understand version of the Control Problem, and the comments make it into a discussion of healthcare systems. I’m starting to think most readers on HN don’t really read the
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xondono
5y ago
Off topic, but I feel obligated to comment each time I see the “GAMMA” acronym. We either change according to parent company, and then we need to take the G and put an A. Or we don’t and leave the F. GAMMA makes no sense.
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5y ago
> if you took the assumption that black people are innately less interested in tech as true. Or maybe more interested but much more discriminated. The point is that you can’t see equality of opportunity by looking at the output.
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5y ago
> Large impersonal institutions are much easier to hold accountable than local communities. It’s clearly easier to get CocaCola to change course than say, my local butcher. /s
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5y ago
> Apparently that's something you can say with impunity. I don’t know, but I do know that saying: "I only want to hire men to work for me" will get you fired before the end of the week..
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5y ago
> But the interesting bit was each individual task was inaccurate - lots were wildly underestimated, balanced by those which were wildly overestimated. This is called random luck. Something tells me that if we repeated the same experimen
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5y ago
> Do you actually play chess? Half the moves made by an AI at 3500+ ELO (e.g. Stockfish 13+) is completely alien to even a human super GM like Nakamura or Carlsen No they're not. GMs get thrown out on certain moves, because we ten
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5y ago
Only if you could now point the url to the torrent, but since they have the already existing NFTs…
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5y ago
While I’d not put it like GP, I think it’s perfectly reasonable to not want him to have a big platform like the NYT. We don’t let people with severe mental disorders work with guns because they’re a risk to others. While I would not agree
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5y ago
I wouldn’t call it a “play”, in the end it’s what supposedly all the RtR advocates wanted.
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