geedy

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by geedy 2mo ago
Why are the creators giving away creative decision making and then complaining about us collectively losing creativity? I am a and work alongside AI native creatives every day and the decisions we make still are our own. I decide, AI execut
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by geedy 3mo ago
"They just work" is a surprisingly important start. FreeCAD improved a lot with it's latest release, but it still has many flaky gaps. Caps / apices are especially hard. Higher order continuity native to the blend would
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by geedy 3mo ago
I am building a BRep CAD kernel from scratch. I intend to open source it once fillets work real good. That will take a while, but I've made pretty good progress since I started 10 weeks ago. Medium term goal is to release a GUI applica
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by geedy 1y ago
I just bought my ppu digitizer two days ago! Very excited to get that working. There are a couple reasons you would go this route or classic nesrgb, and I was very tempted (I might still do a nesrgb on my other nes, if ppu digitizer goes we
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by geedy 5y ago
Thank you for your amazing work! :)
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by geedy 5y ago
Variants occur in both unvaccinated and the vaccinated. Given enough time, a virus will tend evolve to become more infectious period. Somebody else could confirm this, but it seems to me that the current known variants of concern are not re
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by geedy 5y ago
Is this the kind of thing one can easily buy? Do we know how she it is for general use?
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by geedy 5y ago
Each though.
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by geedy 5y ago
Religions house many people fearful of what is happening in their lives, the lives of their loved ones. They want explanations for why their expectations and needs are not met. Is it surprising that the powerful would leverage that fear? Fu
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by geedy 6y ago
I appreciate your call to pay attention to subtlety. And in that light: Both science and economics are used broadly and brutally to justify a biases. Both are ignored for their ability to measure, and used to shout over disagreements instea
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by geedy 6y ago
> It's not a great move to assume that conservatives are dumb, racist, and unsophisticated. I don't love labels, but I don't think "conservatives" are simply any of those things. This isn't an original thoug
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by geedy 6y ago
I love this. Any tips for doing this during a pandemic? Beyond just the usual of treating people well?
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by geedy 6y ago
I'd argue he never experienced anything that terrible. I can totally relate to wondering whether even another hour was doable, and no, being alive just for the sake of being alive in those moments is not worth it. I guess I've alw
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by geedy 7y ago
Not necessarily the future? Use musk of done part of past to predict a different party of the past?
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by geedy 7y ago
If we take on defeatist language, we will be defeated. Scaring people into inaction by accepting defeat isn't a productive path forward.
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by geedy 7y ago
The general problem is that the warmer waters are trapping the cooler waters below. Upwelling is an attempt to fix it!
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by geedy 7y ago
David Wallace wells isn't your best source. His work has been criticized for misrepresenting the science by many reputable climate scientists, many of which are easy to find online. It is clear in his response to being called too alarm
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by geedy 7y ago
I am not associated with any of the following, but there are organizations attempting to build devices that will bring colder, nutrient rich waters to the surface to cause phytoplankton blooms (or use the same nutrients for seaweed farming)
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by geedy 7y ago
Optimism is really, really hard. It requires you to risk looking foolish. Our emotional needs to feel connected work against us staking a position too far away from the norm. But few great things have been accomplished without the risk of l
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Machinations.io – a simulation tool for designing/balancing game systems(my.machinations.io)
3 points by geedy 7y ago|0 comments
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by geedy 7y ago
So is it fair to say that basically your only constraint is the price of your input electricity?
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by geedy 8y ago
Can you elaborate on the benefit for a high number of hyper parameters?
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by geedy 8y ago
Is there a place where major scientific findings are searchable to easily see the level of evidence supporting, whether they have been replicated, etc?
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by geedy 8y ago
The other reply to this comment does a good job of summarizing a lot of the problems Peterson poses. I would also say he has a cultish following, which means he holds a fair amount of influence, which he doesn't always wield responsibl
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by geedy 8y ago
I don't agree. Unless you literally don't want to learn it or don't enjoy it, there are lots of business/marketting resources for technical founders. Lots of business people don't really know what they are doing, ei
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Intel Advances Silicon-Based Security for AI and Blockchain Workloads(newsroom.intel.com)
3 points by geedy 8y ago|0 comments
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Bittrex Opens Direct Purchase of Cryptocurrencies with Dollars(btcnn.com)
1 points by geedy 8y ago|0 comments
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Bitcoin's gender divide could be a bad sign(cbc.ca)
24 points by geedy 9y ago|19 comments
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by geedy 9y ago
Hi pevachon. I heard about this through the tech grapevine, also in Canada. Would you care to briefly discuss what you had to go through? I am skeptical towards most ICOs, but I think there is some room for innovation _if_ done properly. I
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ICO Ban? Canada's Regulators Are Giving One Token Sale a Big Break(coindesk.com)
2 points by geedy 9y ago|3 comments

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