jacknews

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by jacknews 4d ago
TY I was not aware of that, it sounds extremely useful.
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by jacknews 5d ago
Snap is a little intimidating compared to Scratch. It's clearly designed for older students, but at that point some of the advantages of blocks are lost. Most of these systems suffer from the 'canvas' model, where you have ma
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by jacknews 7d ago
I bring you peace. It may be the peace of plenty, and content, or the peace of unburied death, the choice is yours.
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by jacknews 9d ago
So who is the original manufacturer of these readers?
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by jacknews 23d ago
Like a slavery index? What if you spent 10 years building a business abroad? I remember early in my career being send by my employer on 'contract' assignments to other companies for 3 or 6 months. When I left that company and went
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by jacknews 29d ago
It's perhaps the least-efficient method of dealing with collisions, in keeping with the rest of his project, lol, but less code. He researched different methods. My favourite for elegance is to recursively hash the hash n times.
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by jacknews 1mo ago
Only passingly related, some fun rust stack-allocation insanity by my 17yo son: https://ogghostjelly.github.io/slog/alloca.html
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by jacknews 1mo ago
Maybe the extra sex is the main benefit?
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by jacknews 1mo ago
woah 4 years is considered obsolete? My kids still using thinkpad 430 from 2013
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by jacknews 1mo ago
Trump literally just paid money (taxpayer money) for nothing
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by jacknews 1mo ago
Texae surely
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by jacknews 1mo ago
"making solar energy economical" judging by the amount being installed, it already is.
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by jacknews 2mo ago
The FIFA-planned game schedule is also surprising. Argentina have not had to face a single 'big' contender through the tournament, until now.
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by jacknews 2mo ago
By 'advance' I meant 'a further exploration', moving on to something new, not necessarily better. But it seems like we're just going back to a previous time.
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by jacknews 2mo ago
I don't disagree you should improve your skills. but I don't think your app is optimized for that. But, ok you're the gamemaker, then well done building something, and I hope people enjoy it. For me, an analogue watch is good
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by jacknews 2mo ago
We've got used to 'reasonable' society and politics in the last few centuries, but check out politics in developing nations or dictatorships, or woke, or Trump or places like pageantry. All fake news and gossip and performanc
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by jacknews 2mo ago
Then just show them the watch, or look at your phone or whatever. How often do you need the exact time, and don't have a means to get it, like in tv broadcasting etc?
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by jacknews 2mo ago
lol, this completely misses the point of analogue watches or clocks. It should be called 'keypad data entry game' instead. The point of an analogue clock is that it gives you an instant sense of the rough time at a glance. I can
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by jacknews 2mo ago
Semple's humorous long-form performance art, pillorying Kapoor, while developing a menagerie of new pigments, is much more interesting than Kapoor's sculptures. Anyone could have made at least the same with the given material, and
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by jacknews 2mo ago
Also erase stars.
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by jacknews 3mo ago
It actually does work for a whole range of things. Is it a panacea? Of course not, but it is potentially a sustainable business. Except - open models are barely months away from the same performance and there is no moat, so we will see comm
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by jacknews 3mo ago
The whole idea of a 'sovereign' data center is that it is under your control and jurisdiction, and you can protect it. Iceland is not an EU member, and is remote. What happens if Trump decides Iceland should be a US state?
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by jacknews 3mo ago
The first example only tells me that the energy is dependent on your frame of reference, since the collision seen from the train appears to have more energy than the head-on collision, simply due to the moving viewpoint, whereas they must b
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by jacknews 3mo ago
Surely the roots, if we skip over the early preceptron work', are in backpropagation and Hinton, and the work going on at Edinburgh and elsewhere in the 80s. Indeed I remember buying a set of three conference-papers-as-books around tha
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by jacknews 3mo ago
I think the rule applies to far more than apartments.
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by jacknews 3mo ago
But also, there are no ants. Everything is made of table-cloth.
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by jacknews 3mo ago
We should be teaching people to be cynical of AI answers. Even if the answers are correct, they could still be biased, incomplete, misleading, and all the other media-literacy things people should be looking out for. This ruling seems to go
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by jacknews 3mo ago
It is a leadership role though. I don't know how many staff there are, but it's surely one of EH's most important locations.
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by jacknews 3mo ago
I agree, the table-cloth is rubber.
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by jacknews 3mo ago
IMHO, as an analogy, matter is not 'a bowling-ball on a mattress', but more like a scrunched-up section of table-cloth. Tiny knots or whirlpools of space-time/quantum fields, different particles are different topologies of kn

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