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by affgrff2 2y ago
These are the costs of installation, but what about maintenance and replacement costs?
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by affgrff2 2y ago
Is there a language with a flag apart from Esperanto?
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by affgrff2 2y ago
Maybe it all boils down to copyright. Having a method that believably removes the capacity to generate copyrighted results might give you some advantage with respect to some legislation.
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by affgrff2 2y ago
Prussia?
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by affgrff2 2y ago
It was the same with Made in Germany, and will be the same with Made in China.
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by affgrff2 2y ago
How are you planning to make it stay your friend?
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by affgrff2 2y ago
Aren't there modules since c++20 which solve this problem?
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by affgrff2 2y ago
There is just too much randomness in life and control is an illusion. Of course, it is true that some life choices will close or open doors, but, again, life is messy for everyone. By the way, when did mindfulness fall out of favor with tec
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by affgrff2 2y ago
Offenbach also hosts a relatively large Japan festival (in Germany). Wood joinery, at least in my mind, is a very Japanese craft. I wonder if this is by accident.
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by affgrff2 2y ago
This thought experiment is deeply flawed as it assumes that what you propose is possible and the outcome would be as you suggest. I am not convinced that people can bootstrap themselves like this and that language itself does not contain vi
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by affgrff2 2y ago
A rounded arrow on turnable knob with text is a clear visual signifier for what will happen when you turn the knob. The ambiguity just makes it bad design.
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by affgrff2 2y ago
Just want to add that using data from a game engine gives you perfect camera poses associated to each image. That makes training of nerfs and GS a little easier since there is no error from camera pose optimization. That's also the rea
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by affgrff2 2y ago
Not looking forward for the times when an AI costs as much as an aircraft carrier.
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by affgrff2 2y ago
According to Wikipedia, the code of the game is written 99% in assembly, too bad the article doesn't mention that. Maybe they decided that is not a valuable information for their readership but I guess, here, lots of people will be as
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by affgrff2 3y ago
Would be interesting to do it with gen ai. If the author would add a suitable license, I might give that a shot.
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by affgrff2 3y ago
Anyone have an interesting link to some quantum neural network bs? Sounds interesting...
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by affgrff2 3y ago
Okay, want I cannot directly agree with in your original post is the notion that flow of time is an illusion and that it follows from the argument. Obviously, as you argue, with relativity, it is not possible to have an absolute 'now&#
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by affgrff2 3y ago
Let me be unreasonable and have some doubt. How does these proofs look like? Honestly, I am ignorant and not convinced at all.
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by affgrff2 3y ago
Is the other way also possible? Moving heat into space and then profit on the generated heat gradient on earth?
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by affgrff2 3y ago
What would prevent a malicious party from 'reaping' identies by force?
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by affgrff2 4y ago
I don't feel like I am in a position to do a recommendation here, but I agree that already the title implicates that this is something to talk about with a professional. Since this probably will not be possible in the short term, it mi
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by affgrff2 4y ago
Interestingly, the polarized training you describe is also know as the 80/20 rule that specifically recommend the opposite (80% low intensity + 20% high intensity) of what you mean by 80-20 (do just 20% to gain 80% of results).
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by affgrff2 4y ago
'leveraging your talent by means of labor'
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by affgrff2 4y ago
Collect a list of problems. Then roll a dice. Work on the matching problem and let the other yous in the multiverse work on the others.
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by affgrff2 4y ago
I think this is cool and hope your location gets the HN effect today aka real world ddos :) Just to dump an idea: Maybe instead of using a scale based rating, you could experiment with something that has not a clear maximum value to prevent
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by affgrff2 4y ago
Also, he sounds like Todd Chavez from Bojack horseman...
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by affgrff2 4y ago
I agree. I think it is necessary to accept (as in 5 steps of acceptance) that is not possible to process all the shiny things. Keeping bookmarks and not closing tabs thus indicates an early phase off the acceptance process, probably denial.
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by affgrff2 4y ago
Not really a point. I guess because security demand is generally low, it was easy for the assassin. But compare the number of 'everyday crime' like theft, murders and gunfights to the US and I guess you easily come to the conclusi
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by affgrff2 4y ago
This. It is about the driver actually not being responsible for the system behavior when the car is driving itself. That means Mercedes-Benz bit of the long tails.
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by affgrff2 4y ago
No antimemetics division is great. Btw. Making SCP entries with chatgpt is some fun. However, for SCP-3125 I got: SCP-3125 does not exist, as it is not an officially recognized SCP number within the SCP Foundation universe. If you're l

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