ear7h

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by ear7h 27d ago
> Everyone now has the ability to go viral and make it big financially, so it does feel like much of our actions (even if that's not our goal) are shaped that way. A random person may not want to be a rich, famous Instagram influenc
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by ear7h 1mo ago
Curiousity is characterized by the pursuit for the answer, not the ability or speed to find the answer. You can still be curious without a google search bar, and I often find those pursuits are (1) much more rewarding and (2) stick around e
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by ear7h 1mo ago
I think this has to do with the fact that the public has caught on to greenwashing. One example that sticks out in my head is the "save a tree use a plastic bag" thing. I think the appeal to environmentalism was enough to change c
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by ear7h 2mo ago
Some commenters here talking about anxiety, but I think the bigger cause, which many people don't know, is that THC significantly increases your heart rate despite it's usual characterization as a depressant. If I recall correctly
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by ear7h 3mo ago
The Les Girls sign has stood at the same place basically unchanged until a few months ago, iconic. I remember when I first came across these videos I was living in an area of the city that was hardly developed and mostly dirt roads it was b
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by ear7h 6mo ago
Throughout this diatribe I think you had multiple opportunities to see the value of human life. That you didn't, makes me think you actually don't value your own life and while that's entirely your right. But, to project onto
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by ear7h 6mo ago
> At least it is a lot more realistic than silly 3D animation approach used in many previous movies (e.g. "hacking the Gibson" on Hackers, or the much worse portrayals on Swordfish) One of the things I love about Hackers is tha
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by ear7h 6mo ago
This idea of LLMs a vehicle of midlife crisis is fascinating. I'm not sure if it's just about "throwing the fastball" though. Most of the usual midlife crisis things are a rejection of virtue. For example: buying a porsc
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by ear7h 7mo ago
This identity politics/virtue signaling seems off topic. > I havent used Loops I think the worst repercussion of consuming short form content is that it gives the _consumer_ a false sense of engagement. That their passive consumptio
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by ear7h 7mo ago
I would have thought someone of such extensive life experience would be more comfortable with the uncovering of an unknown than to characterize it as "driving division and strife". It is undestandable to have a chip on your should
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by ear7h 7mo ago
Does asking rhetorical questions count as effective argumentation? If I do enough sealioning will my unsupported thesis be belived? What about imposing my modern perspective into a chain of historical events to prove my own perspective? Fur
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by ear7h 7mo ago
Nope, the term comes from bitkeeper which does refer to master/slave. See this email for some references: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2019-May/...
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by ear7h 7mo ago
I wonder what was happening 6 years ago that gave him a chance to develop and explore the hobby.
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by ear7h 8mo ago
Wow you're so right, you did such a good job asking computer mommy to confirm your priors! But actually, that's not the goal here. AI, at least the kind of products that need dedicated datacenters ie. generative, isn't critic
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by ear7h 8mo ago
"before it was cool" people have been talking about this since at least 1848. But for the average American the fear of the C word seems to outweigh any sense of self preservation.
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by ear7h 9mo ago
I'm not trying to _convince_ a stranger on the internet whether to use AI for their vibe shelf hobby project; I'm engaging with a project being presented by it's creator. Interesting that you think continuing to use AI is som
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by ear7h 9mo ago
> I own more books than I can read. > I started asking for things I did not need. For a community that prides itself on depth of conversation, ideas, etc. I'm surprised to so much praise for a post like this. I'll be the ske
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by ear7h 9mo ago
N=32 and > We want to start creating a developmental story and start understanding whether the things that we’re seeing are the root of autism or a neurological consequence of having had autism your whole life
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by ear7h 1y ago
Can't you just work around all of this by proxying to the third party site(s) with a subdomain?
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by ear7h 1y ago
This sounds like an intellectual debate but there's nothing of substance being said here lol. casey2 thinks British people today are wrongly (naively) complaining about the rich/powerful/elite (structuralism). top1bobby is ma
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by ear7h 4y ago
I saw that one in the comments section, and I pretty much only agree with the last sentence. We should probably make more human-friendly architecture. However, the rest of the article reeks of eugenics. "Giving input to people who devi
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by ear7h 4y ago
Kind similar is this demonstration on a record player: https://youtu.be/mRi23ueU7Zk
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by ear7h 4y ago
My devil's advocate take on this article is that they're using Rust as scapegoat to their scaling (team not performance) problems. I use Go at $DAYJOB and we're having similar problems for lead times. OTOH, the novelty of Rus
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by ear7h 4y ago
I'm guessing if you don't need something low-level/c-compatible in Android you'd reach for Java/Kotlin since it's already engrained in the ecosystem.
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by ear7h 4y ago
> Based on the cheapest instance that matches my own PC's specs I wonder how much comoute and ram you need for the routing part. When I worked on a maps stack (no routing and cloud) we would only provision a big compute instance for
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Gruinard Island(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ear7h 4y ago
Looks like it was deleted. From the wayback machine: Hi All, We all knew that this day was coming. The day where Ethereum FINALLY merges into Proof of Stake after years of development and delay. As a result, Ethereum can no longer be mined.
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by ear7h 4y ago
Not the parent comment, but my personal use case is for rendering a selectable list. The server side would render a static list with fragment links (ex. `#item-10`) and include elements with corresponding IDs, and a `:target` css rule to un
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by ear7h 4y ago
> I feel like that's the one scenario you'd care about, making the Busan players have 35 ping was the whole point I think the key word is "significantly". The post states that the tool was originally developed for mat
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by ear7h 5y ago
And then they could optimize the model for efficiency by picking up multiple people that share similar routes. It could even become a public service!

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