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by yuy910616 2y ago
Tangentially, I wonder how people mentally model "too-good-to-be-true"? "Everything is a tradeoff" is almost a core belief for me, but in the same time, in technology, the "too-good-to-be-true" events does turn
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by yuy910616 2y ago
Refreshing take on "Follow your dreams"! It's quite surprising to me that this tired genre can still deliver something new.
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by yuy910616 2y ago
If you read their case, it sure seems compelling. It seems like Lina Khan had to write down her CC on a piece of paper, questioned how they will store her info, and a week later promptly launch a CID once she went back to DC. The whole thin
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by yuy910616 3y ago
Here is what you can do (from someone who tried many times to block their emails), write to privacy@nextdoor.com and request that all your data be deleted. As someone who recently had to implement delete requests at a startup, I can tell yo
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by yuy910616 3y ago
Great parody. It is sad that this has become the most effective way to remove the homeless, and funny that it struck some sort of balance that our liberal standard tolerates.
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by yuy910616 3y ago
I liked this new media outlet and they put out some interesting pieces, but headlines like this are a pretty good data point to the contrary.
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by yuy910616 3y ago
by the dandelion factory right? I biked passed it yesterday and saw that they just reopened.
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by yuy910616 3y ago
These industries just have a different mechanism, here is an example: the worlds 10,000th best tennis player probably makes $0 dollar from tennis, and the world's top 0.1% of pharmacists make maybe twice as much as the 50th percentile.
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by yuy910616 3y ago
I never worked in search, curious what are the technical difficulties of implementing a YouTube-style "Don't Recommend This Channel" are? From the outset, the YouTube recommendation can be an offline process, and much easier
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by yuy910616 4y ago
Feels weird to read about Dali in such context. As a 90s kid who grew up reading Mr Jin Yong's books, and the only thing I know about Dali is 六脉神剑
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by yuy910616 4y ago
i mean...wow. that's a bit mind blowing
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by yuy910616 4y ago
This generative AI stuff always makes me feel like my world is just a dynamically generated RPG or MMORPG.
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by yuy910616 4y ago
fair enough!
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by yuy910616 4y ago
I'd somewhat hesitate to give out credit like that. It's more of that China kicked out Google, thus freeing Google to "stand up" to the CCP. I would love to see more of an example where a company had a lot on the line an
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by yuy910616 4y ago
Yeah like other comments have said - agreements with venues. In the real world, it is still relatively easy to control the supply, especially given there are so few big venues and only a number of big artists that can fill those venues.
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by yuy910616 4y ago
This is actually pretty awesome! I think the ranking algo is doing a pretty good job. I checked a few categories I follow closely, and the top results match pretty well with how I would personally rank them. And now I'm off to explore
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by yuy910616 4y ago
It is pretty cool. When I was little I had no idea what it means, just knew that it sounds cool. But the older I get that more I see these patterns. junior dev: python is so cool! senior dev: python is slow. No type checking. The syntax is
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by yuy910616 4y ago
Thanks! I'll have to check out "Clean Code in Python”. Packt books seem to have more quality variance in my experience, but perhaps this is one of the good ones. Glad that this is on Oreilly so I can read a few chapters first.
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by yuy910616 4y ago
I want to second all the opinions about fluent python, serious python and practices of python pro. I probably own most python books out there, and if I had to recommend one, it would by fluent python 2nd. The 2nd edition has a lot of type c
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by yuy910616 4y ago
I want to caution a bit with using FastAPI in prod. There is still a pretty significant memory issue that is not resolved: https://github.com/tiangolo/fastapi/issues/1624 But in general, I agree with you that
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by yuy910616 4y ago
I remember watching the new Top Gun and thinking it is basically a burger: there is the craft (making movies or making food), but sometimes, craft matters very little and it's more not messing up the ingredients (beef and jets). Overal
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by yuy910616 4y ago
I think the OP meant buying partial stock? afaik those are not real trades; robinhood has to house the trades on their books to some extent
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by yuy910616 4y ago
I have the iphone 8 - love it. I'm planning to own it for the long haul and make the jump from 8 to 18 (when it comes out). Thank you Tim for making this a 10 year wait, and not 20
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by yuy910616 4y ago
wow - takes some dexterity. I thought it didn't work because I was refreshing the page and hitting ctrl + p. But it really is you have to wait for it to load and switch to that tab and do ctrl + p. Cool trick!
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by yuy910616 4y ago
Udemy coming in at 66% is pretty surprising to me. I personally purchased some 50 courses on there, and am happy with the result (especially owning the course and not having to deal with a subscription), but it is surprising to me that it b
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Pycon 2022 Videos Playlist(youtube.com)
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by yuy910616 4y ago
Second the diff. big fan
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by yuy910616 5y ago
Ah! I was wondering what car brand, I'm guessing it's Volvo?
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by yuy910616 5y ago
I wonder how NYT feels about this.
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by yuy910616 5y ago
I can't seem to find a reason why "screen scraping" is important here, as oppose to just scraping? My understanding is that screen scraping is taking a picture of the rendered website and using an OCR or some other sort of re

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