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dyarosla
7d ago
A first gen product like this is for early adopters and wealthy individuals who status seek
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dyarosla
15d ago
Not sure why you see it as such; Incompetent and dishonest are characteristics that follow from this professional work, adequately describing an individual who continues to make poor predictions, analyses and false statements refuted by pas
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dyarosla
24d ago
> What he has never had is pedagogical knowledge: an understanding of how people learn As anyone who’s met Sal will attest, this characterization is incredibly off the mark. The author extrapolated from the product as opposed to underst
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dyarosla
28d ago
You’re right of course, I was more responding to the very matter-of-fact “only known” phrasing.
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dyarosla
29d ago
Regulating specific interfaces that have been shown to be addictive is the same as regulating specific classes of drugs. And it’s not like we have a plethora of variants of interfaces that have been equally discovered to be toxic. They are
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dyarosla
29d ago
Kind of a strong statement there. Happy that fasting’s had such a positive influence on your life but: No: fasting has not been proven to extend lifespan in humans. Also no: exercise has been far more provably correlated with healthspan imp
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dyarosla
1mo ago
> I don't think I've had a truly original idea in my life. There’s no such thing as a truly original idea. It is all just combining A+B!
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2mo ago
The second link here is easily my favorite of the three.
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dyarosla
2mo ago
This is true hypothetically but doesn’t quite work to produce good puzzles like say in Zanagrams without sufficient heuristics/constraints
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dyarosla
2mo ago
Im curious how youve set up the multiple puzzle games you have to generate two daily puzzles each? It cant be entirely by hand or entirely AI driven?
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dyarosla
2mo ago
Latvia and Estonia are Baltics, not Nordics
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dyarosla
3mo ago
To play devil’s advocate, intuition is still a physical response to stimuli mixed with knowledge of past experience. Hypothetically it could be modeled- the problem here comes down to how to encode it.
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dyarosla
3mo ago
Whats the small game engine post?
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dyarosla
5mo ago
Apple still doesnt give you the right dimensions for a page that switches between portrait and landscape.
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6mo ago
I’m not sure if it went anywhere but I remember there was this attempt at one point called Sudolang: https://medium.com/javascript-scene/sudolang-a-powerful-pseu...
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dyarosla
8mo ago
I also worked on a number of Flash projects in its heyday. I agree that there aren’t really any close equivalents to its feature set today, but there are some tools like Rive and Lottie that I’d consider modern day reimaginings for many mul
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dyarosla
11mo ago
How do you think tax rates are determined…?
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dyarosla
1y ago
Arbitrage opportunity to make a search engine that bubbles up non ad infested websites!
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1y ago
Missed opportunity to call it Fish or no fish
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An Open Letter to Brian Chesky
(docs.google.com)
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1y ago
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dyarosla
1y ago
Compilers dont test, or rather, they test a very specific and narrow set of things relative to what youd want to test to maintain a working program
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1y ago
No he obviously quit twitter /s
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2y ago
Also, but rarely: Some engineer wants it bad enough that they just build it -or some version of it- and then some executive gives the go-ahead to invest more into it. At the end of the day, ideas are just ideas. Execution is everything.
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dyarosla
2y ago
Thats a great writeup for GPU perf improvements! I was personally looking more for details on dealing with JS and its GC and keeping things smooth on that front.
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2y ago
Did you employ any specific practices to keep it running at framerate in JS?
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2y ago
I agree- what’s the difference between error correction and a full tick? At what point do you draw the line on error correction? Extrapolation is often used to mean extrapolating values without error correction, at which point the results
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2y ago
For the former, Timewarp is used at an OS level to perturb the visibly rendered quad to match the display time orientation. There’s no extrapolation: the rendered frame is simply adjusted to account for the change in headset orientation. Fo
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2y ago
Extrapolation is one of those ideas that’s not actually used in practice- at least I’ve yet to see it used in any games in any meaningful capacity. It’s just far too complicated and requires custom logic while resulting in worse results tha
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2y ago
The main reason to prefer interpolation is that your fixed time step function does not need to operate on variable time ever- removing a complicated dependency. For instance, modifying character accelerations based on a fixed time step cons
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2y ago
What’s the differentiation with other similar ventures? For instance, Synthesis[0] is an instructor designed, AI supplemented site for early math. https://www.synthesis.com/ It really seems like the distinction for these ki
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