pierrefermat1

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by pierrefermat1 17d ago
Yes, OP seems to have completely lost touch with what is actually useful vs optimizing metrics for the sake of it.
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by pierrefermat1 1mo ago
For those in the comment section looking for a split alternative to this, there is this Kickstarter(be warned of the usual problems with Kickstarters): https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ryanlpeterman/compose-s..
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by pierrefermat1 2mo ago
What seems to implied is that some of his hold out testing suite includes simple/common tests that are out in the wild, and for those opus went straight to a memorised solution .
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by pierrefermat1 1y ago
There is no contrast lol, if you actually consider the other gear choices he made they are all equally terrible. The god awfully un-ergo chair, poor measuring LS50's, junk keyboard......
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by pierrefermat1 1y ago
The instant on thing actually bothered me enough to make switch from windows back to Mac( by proxy the idle battery drain on windows was also pretty terrible)
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by pierrefermat1 1y ago
Depends on your definition of "instant". What we really mean is before you complete the action of fully opening the hinge to 120deg which is something like 1.5-2seconds? AFAIK pre M1 days it would be still a few seconds after full
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by pierrefermat1 1y ago
The concept trying new science orgs is noble, but this is the typical Schmidt BS of saying every previous academic consortia is totally incompetent and I'm the only one that can inject the magic sauce of focus and coordination.
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
Would really appreciate if you could add some options for download quality(with webm merge for 4k support), gave it a go and it just by default downloads the 360p MP4.
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
40% alochol consumption reduction did not lead to "a fundamental restructuring of the social economy" The hyperbole is just painful to listen to
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
The reality is journalists don't really have the knowledge to explain any specifics at all, so you just get this fluff. But hey at least there's pretty pictures
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
I think the better mapping of unit tests would actually be proofs of lemmas ?
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
Actually curious what the minimum bitrate/resolution they could store with to be still usable in court
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
See authors profile, he is stupidly biased in forcing this connection.
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
Same here, refusing to load
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
Curious if you could link some relevant papers on this?
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
It seems like in their mind the snake ate it's tail without realising, so they don't even know what's outside of Google's index.
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
Yes OP is hilariously out of touch, the storage would be sub 1% of total costs.
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
If you purely value scientists with some sort of Value Over RePlacement metric on their scientific contribution alone, I would like to think Einstein is tier 1 along side another 20-50 people.
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
Sure not your average scientist, but could I find a few hundred who have but who are themselves of no particular fame? Quite easily yes.
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
It seems like in this particular situation if you had a mainland chinese friend, he would have been able to source a replacement tablet panel for the cheap on 1688.com for ~50 USD.
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
I've only play with TLA+ for a small amount of time but absolutely agree with the maths statement being way off the mark. Building out any real maths with logic operators yourself is just not feasible in a meaningful timescale.
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
Yes at the extremes where you have sufficient leverage the hours are irrelevant, but for any pre-IPO stage CEO my statement is clearly not a misconception.
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
There is a difference between knowing if a blind spot exists vs knowing what in the blind spot. I.E. taking a driving lesson and learning that there's a blind spot in your rear view mirror
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
Your CEO may very well be working those hours too except for good reason since he's value aligned+ highly leveraged and able to capture the benefits from the extra work
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
The biggest difference between him and a "normal smart person" is they realize they have blind spots and choose not to publicly spout opinions on them.
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
This is so hilariously bad, how does something like this end up needing to be a user created Github issue and not being caught when you guys launch.
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
Are you using some sort of naive profanity filtering for profile names? I couldn't create an user name with "assist" in it due to "ass" being included?
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
I suppose you are only referring to the young directly involved, but the young watching the comp could also be just as impressionable and start looking into using the same drugs. But my real take is this hopefully gets everyone to understan
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
https://www.scott-sports.com/us/en/products/bike-ebikes-road I think Scott has one of the cleanest looking road bike ebikes around, but many other brands do the same. With how chunky aero bikes are they are i
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by pierrefermat1 2y ago
Would be great if we could get some benchmarks on commonly available hardware setups.

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