rg2004

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by rg2004 14d ago
You're giving them too much credit. There is zero critical thinking happening.
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by rg2004 14d ago
Given that they are dedicated to causing chaos in the midterms, how is it best countered? Whisper campaigns to tell all your friends to vote in person? When he loses, what stops him from putting troops in the streets? Is the recourse just w
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by rg2004 2mo ago
Feels like you'd just need a former employee who was in an engagement engineering meeting.
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by rg2004 2mo ago
what about hydrogen or helium to extend battery life?
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by rg2004 4mo ago
Question, can we spoof a fingerprint to be random and valid each time?
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by rg2004 6mo ago
I would have really liked to have a temporary node to test the outputs. Better than that, I would have liked to see the truth table update in real time without running the tests.
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by rg2004 9mo ago
Yes.
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by rg2004 1y ago
Could be fun to turn these into initial conditions for Game of Life
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by rg2004 1y ago
How would anyone be able to afford anything if all their possessions were under hardened magma
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by rg2004 2y ago
Why would apple ban this? Seems like a great way to increase sales!
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Tao Te Ching as Translated by an LLM(awanderingmind.blog)
1 points by rg2004 2y ago|1 comments
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by rg2004 2y ago
PERSON WOMAN MAN CAMERA TV
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by rg2004 3y ago
The idea of Pages/Tabs would be useful to me. I'm a bit of a scratch-pad hoarder. I currently have 200+ notepad++ documents open.
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by rg2004 3y ago
The mindset I use is to believe (without evidence) that a solution exists. That allows me to see solutions faster because I'm not fighting with myself. Put yourself into the world where the solution exists.
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by rg2004 4y ago
Another thing to consider is that while a utility function may exist, completing as fast as possible may not a requirement. Waiting until biological life is no longer feasible before proceeding to fully optimize the utility function would a
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by rg2004 4y ago
How about this.. China tries anything, and we repatriate Chinese-owned real estate in the western world, and give it to the displaced Taiwanese people.
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by rg2004 4y ago
maybe gang members make great cops, you don't know.
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by rg2004 4y ago
youtube is included in the "etc"
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Electric Eel(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by rg2004 4y ago|0 comments
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by rg2004 4y ago
Dandy. A memento of the corona virus
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by rg2004 4y ago
> If our government was elected based on a "one person one vote" principle, Republicans would be nearly guaranteed to lose the presidency and Congress. They are playing a game to win the electoral college, expect if it were pop
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by rg2004 4y ago
I want to respectfully disagree. Being present in the moment is not a result of valuing attention, but instead about letting the conversation about the past and the future go. About dropping the fears that were created in the past; the same
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Tell HN: HN clicked links are a not great experience
6 points by rg2004 5y ago|2 comments
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by rg2004 5y ago
I would be interested to see the ferrofluid dots resonating
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by rg2004 6y ago
Have you considered what it would take to achieve your goals without the use of money? Give it some thought, I was surprised to find it was possible.
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by rg2004 6y ago
now give me a cursor on my phone.
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by rg2004 6y ago
Is it legal to start an auction to sell an exploit, never close on it, then use that as the price point to negotiate a bounty?
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by rg2004 6y ago
This doesn't make sense to me. They're assuming that brightness is a continuous function that you can keep dividing in half over and over and result in a real number, but brightness is not continuous, at a certain point you only h
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by rg2004 6y ago
It would be best if the thumbnails were bigger, and I could read a description of the visualization without leaving the page. I perceive opening the link as fatiguing. Maybe a biweekly email featuring a visualization would be neat too.
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by rg2004 6y ago
In my opinion your links are hard to differentiate.

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