danielscrubs

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by danielscrubs 8mo ago
Ive seen it in action. When you get lazy, you start to notice that the single most important aspect is posturing. So to be lazy you start posturing, selling people how great you and your project is. The more projects you have under you, the
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by danielscrubs 8mo ago
Seven of the eight authors of the influential 2017 AI paper "Attention Is All You Need" are immigrants to the United States. The remaining author is the grandson of refugees. And the majority of them didn’t get their degrees from
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by danielscrubs 8mo ago
There are studies on that that showed: Steroids WITHOUT training produced more muscle mass and strength than training without steroids. Bhasin et al., 1996 – New England Journal of Medicine Belgian Blues dont really need to go to the gym, s
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by danielscrubs 8mo ago
Worse food and less fat shaming.
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by danielscrubs 8mo ago
I think most europeans wouldnt mind agreeing to that most Asian countries are eating healthier, and their bmis will reflect that.
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by danielscrubs 8mo ago
I know I will be downvoted into oblivion for this but here goes: Im sorry to be crass but if someone makes lifestyle changes after taking drugs its 100% the drugs. Kind of tired of people taking anabolic steroids and then claiming it's
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by danielscrubs 8mo ago
Really hope I can return to Gentoo soon. It was just the most stable and most hacker friendly distro Ive ever used. Hats off to all the contributors!
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by danielscrubs 8mo ago
Space before the command will have the same effect
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by danielscrubs 8mo ago
The Elon way is to fire the middle manager layer, the communication layer, that are great at writing accomplishments because they can be in ten projects at the same time.
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by danielscrubs 8mo ago
So you don’t believe in the free market?
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
I would say basically everything that has won a an Apple Design Award before 2020. Things for macOS for example.
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
Found it interesting and engaging, but having a CS professor at Colombia putting their name to AI “slop” is a bit unnerving. If they are writing papers for work you would hope they would enjoy the process of thinking and writing (journaling
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
It’s because maths are the ultimate abstraction. It’s timeless and corner cases (almost) fully understood. Ok maybe not, but at least relative to whatever JavaScript developers are reinventing for the thousand time.
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
I own stocks in an american oil company. The media can blast propaganda all they want about the reasons. It’s just history repeating itself. Never trust american politicans. If this started a war with China (it wont, but as a thought expe
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
Same
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
Just tried it. Kind of awful for swedish, try “dem slår de”.
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
Can you explain it in another way? What you are saying is that instead of loosing 100% they loose 70% and loosing 70% is somehow good? Or are you saying the risk adjusted returns are then 30% better on the downside than previously thought?
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
For my part it is the uneasy feeling of maybe being tracked and “sharing” private text/media either by accident or by the software’s malice. Most devs want to put AI on their CV so they have strong personal incentives to circumvent wha
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
Do you think it would work on smart tvs with browsers? If Im having people over I would never start a PC and ask them to hunker down, turning on the tv though…
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
Kind of resonate with my experience, I built an app that only seemed to sell in San Francisco and some European capitals. Before release, I thought it would simply be correlated with population density, but I was very very wrong. It was an
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
@thenthenthen Spotify doesn’t, its founder who has now moved on is investing.
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
Wow, this is amazing! Great work!
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
Yes? It’s all true. It can be good in one axis and bad in another axis.
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
Its not just cookies. If you tell an LG TV that you live in Europe it will ask you if you want to turn of these “intelligent features“(ACR)
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
You could try getting an European TV, at least then it will ask and you can say no.
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
This burden is on politicians. If you can extract enough value from tourism you both lessen the tourism and get people more happy about tourists. The monetary value has to match the damage it does to have people caring less about the “envir
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
You could argue that the point of creating an oligopoly and then squeezing customers after the fact also is adding friction. All value creation is not great for the people. But it is hidden under the name. Financial engineering and rent-see
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
I did something similar in markdown as the author, but my solution was to generate an unique anchor with a unicode symbol after each answer. Kind of wish I had an SSH frontend though.
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by danielscrubs 9mo ago
I do not agree with the articles framing but TV, books and friends can be shared, a social media feed isn’t. In fact, I would guess the strongest relationships are those where those are shared.
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by danielscrubs 10mo ago
Then no lobbying against the politicians would be needed to be done. It’s easy to reduce it to party lines, but that kind of thinking is just wrong. Details matters. Is there a word for reducing it to something abstract and then attacking t

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