explaingarlic

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Local-Run Graph-Based Scalable AGI(boggersthefish.com)
2 points by explaingarlic 5mo ago|1 comments
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by explaingarlic 2y ago
So I'm currently using "OpenCV University"'s playlist on YouTube to get myself up to speed with computer vision, and this has lead into a spiraling staircase down into the depths of CNNs. Started off here: https:/&
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by explaingarlic 2y ago
...Are you sure you want to push money launderers more into crypto? Cause that's all you'll be achieving using this. Good for me, I'm still holding some XMR :-)
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Show HN: Chrome extension for instant MOT history lookup from images(chromewebstore.google.com)
1 points by explaingarlic 2y ago|0 comments
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by explaingarlic 2y ago
A lot of the velocity you listed was not as quick as it seems. Supersonic flight is a question of manufacturing processes more than anything; we could always scale engines to make more power, just that making them light while being producib
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by explaingarlic 2y ago
If they can paint, then so can I. And it took me years to learn how to do decent stickmen! Either way, we are not going to see intelligent computers in our lifetime, let alone elephants. Don't mean to condemn them but sapio-genesis is
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by explaingarlic 2y ago
"Prostate with grief" Many great sopranos quotes to go along, such as.. "Much like a child, a film has many parents".
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by explaingarlic 2y ago
Not entirely true, Native Interop is pretty good with DotNet https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/native-int... Though I believe it has regressed at least a bit with the introduction of DotNet Co
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by explaingarlic 2y ago
The Windows Internals series is typically the go-to for what you're looking for. Combine with MSDN browsing to determine what you want to do and how you want to do it.
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by explaingarlic 2y ago
> until I realized that was their tactic to make sure you don't "steal" credit from them by working harder. Definitely true from a office politics standpoint. And incredibly painful. Not all problems are solvable in the of
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by explaingarlic 2y ago
He does have a point, though. The Chinese labor policy of "more" is strictly benefiting the Chinese economy. Not that it's much of a downside for us; if you live in the west you are competing with people who don't do muc
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by explaingarlic 3y ago
Still helps to know that you have a consistent way of doing it, especially if you do it a lot.
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by explaingarlic 3y ago
Dunno, I got AWS CSA-P and it never got me any new interviews. Granted I stopped looking and only took interviews from people that looked for me actively.
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by explaingarlic 3y ago
> because the guy who did it out of hours was away at a picnic or whatever I don't care if he was at home shitting in his hands and clapping. It's not his responsibility to update the user side of this product to the sole benef
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by explaingarlic 3y ago
Seems like a particularly grim manifestation of the worst-case scenario in federalism. It would be quite easy for either side to claim that "people died because *the other side* did/didn't pass this law!".
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by explaingarlic 3y ago
The important part of playing the lottery in this case would be to not play with garbage tickets, right? In the sense that, if you catch a user on any hyper-specific page which seems to have appeared on their search/advertising prefere
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by explaingarlic 3y ago
I'm not using one! I usually copy something only in the moment and immediately "clear" my clipboard by CTRL + C'ing a single character from some textbox/selectable field :-) For me, it's not a buffer but just a
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by explaingarlic 4y ago
Anything that injects DLLs and hooks into lib functions will have this effect on unstable software that was not written with a comprehensive understanding of how the majority of Windows programs operate. It's not Discord's fault t
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by explaingarlic 4y ago
Not my intention; just a matter-of-fact thing. Why hasn't anyone done any better?
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by explaingarlic 4y ago
I like to rag on WordPress as the next man but I do have to ask - why haven't you done any better? If it's so easy, raise a few million bucks and outdo everyone. Surely? Maybe your product is the next Stripe, where everyone curren
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by explaingarlic 4y ago
You in the UK? If so, electric chargers are the way to go :) I got to touch plenty of IoT-type firmware at my previous employer. Current one doesn't deal with firmware but we're pretty specialized, business-wise. I'm sure tha
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by explaingarlic 4y ago
I don't necessarily disagree with using increasing efficiency as a vehicle for survival in this European apocalypse but you need to consider proportionality/scale of the problem. In less than two years, the price of the usage of p
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by explaingarlic 4y ago
What? Do you think these price increases are strictly on the retail side?
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by explaingarlic 4y ago
Bailouts are only socialist when they benefit the average person, seemingly :P
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by explaingarlic 4y ago
This would cost more than 50 EUR per year Try: €200 at current forecasts :/
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Ask HN: AWS CSA-Professional – Training materials? Is it worth it?
1 points by explaingarlic 4y ago|0 comments
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by explaingarlic 4y ago
You mean for their core solutions? Not everything at FAANG serves half of humanity :P
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by explaingarlic 4y ago
Monorepos are unreasonably effective for a product that you can guarantee won't scale to silly proportions. They also provide you some great capabilities for introducing new team members to your solution, bringing aboard contractors if
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by explaingarlic 4y ago
Probably gonna be abused to death :P
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Send a message of condolence regarding Queen Elizabeth's death(royal.uk)
1 points by explaingarlic 4y ago|1 comments

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