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by platz 1mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1h0CHrQE794 there's a tension between innate preferences we’re born with, versus cultivated tastes that require effort
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by platz 2mo ago
lol, I briefly thought of such a technique, but in the end, found it simpler to just use a synchronization primitive at the application level to serialize db access on transactions where I knew I was going to write. it amounts to about the
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by platz 2mo ago
busy_timeout is often sidestepped (ignored) when a transaction attempts to upgrade from a read to a write producing SQLITE_BUSY. By default, SQLite transactions start in DEFERRED mode, acting as read transactions until an actual write opera
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Is Argon2 better than Bcrypt?(pilcrowonpaper.com)
1 points by platz 3mo ago|0 comments
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by platz 3mo ago
The alternative is a High-Dimensional / Embedding-Like Approach where question responses aren't tied to fixed axes, but rather the full response set is treated as a point in latent space. Then it's on the researcher to examin
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by platz 3mo ago
what exactly is 'calling a function in two parts'
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by platz 3mo ago
2016 (up to 2018 or so) may have been the peak of such varied activity in the developer ecosystem, including articles like this, whether it was discussion, ideation, OSS variety, language development. There has been growth since but it&#x27
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by platz 3mo ago
you made a funny
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by platz 3mo ago
what's an example of something you made happen
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by platz 4mo ago
whats an example of things that you have your agents do that use workflows and sqlite db
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by platz 5mo ago
irrelevant to the definition, thanks anyway
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by platz 5mo ago
A democracy means political authority ultimately comes from the people.
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by platz 8mo ago
What exactly is 'sustainability'
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by platz 8mo ago
I like how OBS has subsumed (often low-quality) screen recording apps for me; apart from the apps original intent for streaming
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by platz 11mo ago
if your definition requires universal observer agreement you already have that issue with special relativity / light cones / the spacetime metric. many worlds posits a single universal quantum state it's just only partially a
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by platz 1y ago
peak FP debate was 2015/2016-ish
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by platz 1y ago
In the 2010-2020 era, readers of Hacker News used to know how to read Haskell and had strong opinions (pro and con) of it. That era is now over.
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by platz 1y ago
I assume it depends on the amount of detail you're expecting to get. Generally there are some broad categories: 1) tracked vs untracked mounts 2) shooting single frames vs shooting with high FPS and processing that into a resulting ima
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by platz 1y ago
whoever came up with the name 'earworm' needs to be shot
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by platz 1y ago
Boltzmann Brains usually mean something is wrong in your cosmology
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by platz 1y ago
Licenses communicate your intent; if you choose the most permissive one possible that is also implicitly communicated.
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by platz 1y ago
Actually, we're already past the peak of star formation in the universe. So the universe is well on its way winding down.. less and less stars are being created. We're seeing the universe more middle aged than especially young
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by platz 1y ago
Where did the the values of the coupling constants between the various fields come from? There are many parameters that do not have a reason for their value.
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by platz 1y ago
learning
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by platz 1y ago
can we just come up with one common term to to refer to all of my these between sites
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by platz 1y ago
How do you know the bird just isn't entertaining itself with its own reflection.
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by platz 2y ago
But there's nowhere to put your coffee mug
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by platz 2y ago
the owner
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Deep-learning design of multi-port radio-frequency integrated circuits(nature.com)
1 points by platz 2y ago|0 comments
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by platz 2y ago
It's not in the habitable zone 100% of the time because of its eccentric orbit.

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