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by devindotcom 6y ago
Not to self-promote, but the apps to make this possible for free have gotten much better over the last 8 months, and I feel they're less complicated than capture. I collected them here: https://techcrunch.com/2020/
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by devindotcom 6y ago
I think it would just smoke you from the outset. As far as I know it doesn't have a structured intelligence it can scale back - it would make the optimal move every time, destroying you like it destroyed top-tier players. I tried learn
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Even more readable, the source article from three years ago: https://thehustle.co/hot-cheetos-inventor/
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Funny seeing the amount of people who just read the headline and think this is about people believing journalism is itself dangerous to others. The survey is about whether it has gotten more dangerous to be a journalist.
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Yes, having even just a starting point for numbers on this would be very helpful. Part of the issue is people won't even countenance the concept of reparations, so no one gets as far as saying, well if your great grandfather was enslav
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Beautiful book and probably the author's most hopeful. Despite the death and despair everyone in Oran is subject to, the heroic actions and words are unambiguously but unsentimentally those of people that choose to act, not cower, esca
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Love Loebs but I'm a little sad I first read Hesiod and a few others in these translations first. There's something endearing about the rather academic, literal versions but having since read others and seen the value of a good tr
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by devindotcom 6y ago
I think this sort of thing is great, but then the final, meticulously adjusted product gets compressed down to 7-8 megabit streams that annihilate all grain, and then shown on poorly configured TVs at 120Hz in bright rooms. It's hard b
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by devindotcom 6y ago
The others laugh, but this is great (my house isn't big enough to bother though). Another baby game changer along these lines - buy a 20 pack of small microfiber cloths and hide them in all your coin and inside jacket pockets. Never be
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Skype had about a 10 year head start on this and amazingly it's like the one brand I don't hear mentioned at all when it comes to video chat
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by devindotcom 6y ago
The tests are on 13-inch MBPs (Intel and M1) so I would assume not.
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Wonder if I could get this to work in rainmeter or something.
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by devindotcom 6y ago
The Boox devices are pretty nice. The Note Air is a bit larger and close to the reMarkable 2 in form factor.
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Oh man. I've been fantasizing about an ASCII-based windowed UI like this for years. I want this to be a real thing.
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by devindotcom 6y ago
James Baldwin's writing certainly is "the product of a period and locale in which white supremacy was more or less unquestioned by a large proportion of the English-speaking population." Do you think it is otherwise? I am not
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by devindotcom 6y ago
You're quite right, I should have written something along the lines of "conventionally important works in English" or the like. Of course the western canon is much more diverse.
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Indeed they are, as is much of the Western canon. They are the products of a period and locale in which white supremacy was more or less unquestioned by a large proportion of the English-speaking population. "The Elements of Style&quot
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by devindotcom 6y ago
It seems clear that White (though Strunk seems to have been rather more serious about it) intended his usage guidance to be just that - guidance. Certainly I've found it useful to know the rules well in order to understand when and why
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Good on Reuters for investigating and sharing this data. The jail system is a wreck and people with mental health issues do not have good outcomes in it. I worked with these folks on the mental health side years ago and we avoided putting o
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by devindotcom 6y ago
That's excellent. Also normally I wouldn't care but because it's your favorite and you will probably have occasion to write it out again, it's spelled Jekyll. :)
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by devindotcom 6y ago
This sounds very interesting, along the lines of the spiritualist mania of the late Victorians. If you want to read of a more disturbing and widespread version of this sort of thing, check out Aldous Huxley's The Devils of Loudon . Ch
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Another fan here, great site and lots of great background music.
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Spin by Robert Charles Wilson comes to mind not necessarily because of truly realistic physics or astronomy, but that the physics of the situation are a sort of puzzle that come to make a lot of sense as things progress.
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Exactly, there is also the consideration of the type of blindness. Retinal blindness is very common due to injuries and conditions like diabetes, and a retinal implant connecting to an otherwise functional visual pathway is probably the eas
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by devindotcom 6y ago
This is an interesting area of research but I'm skeptical of any world first claims. I remember a camera going to a visual area implant like... 15 years ago? And the guy got something like a hundred pixels. Not super practical but he c
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by devindotcom 6y ago
I don't think the 2DS defeats the purpose of the device. The 3D aspect was by design only used in optional ways by nearly all developers and the 2DS as a great, cheaper, lighter alternative to the original. If anything it makes the han
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Yeah, that's why the community has specific categories for different runs. I appreciate glitched runs because of the acumen needed to accomplish them but it's 100% runs that truly impress me most as a gamer. The speedrun world is
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by devindotcom 6y ago
This was interesting. I used to whine about doing this kind of glitched run, but it's just a different category of speedrun. Amazing to have that level of precision, though of course he must have done this hundreds, maybe thousands of
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by devindotcom 6y ago
Me too. Nucleo_nlog skin though.
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by devindotcom 6y ago
You're right in a way but the term AI has come to encompass all software of the machine learning type, systems that imitate the process of intelligent thought. It's shorthand at this point, unfortunately inaccurate but ML isn&#x27

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