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by rrradical 1mo ago
Very neat project. Could I use this code to generate skin tones in my own project? Or more meant to just be educational/inspirational? I guess I'm wondering if you've considered adding a license.
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by rrradical 2mo ago
I thought 'stacking' PRs was useful in two circumstances. 1. The PRs are across different related repos, so they literally can't be combined into one PR. 2. You want to keep producing work while the first PR is in review. So
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by rrradical 9mo ago
I've always wondered why I can't pay some small fee (20 cents? $1?) to read an article. Why it have to be an entire subscription? If I put $20 / month into an account and then spend that bit by bit on high quality articles fr
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by rrradical 9mo ago
Well it was definitely a bug. It worked in some cases (I think it even worked in google at first, and then a few days later it manifested). And the feature was advertised, even though, again, they never claimed the software to be release qu
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by rrradical 9mo ago
I tried Orion about a year ago. I tried using the profile sandboxing. Logging into my google account in one profile also logged me in in another profile. I can definitely excuse some bugs (there were crashes for example that I didn’t overly
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by rrradical 1y ago
As a haskell programmer, all of that was easily readable.
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A Catalog of Aesthetics(cari.institute)
1 points by rrradical 2y ago|0 comments
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by rrradical 2y ago
So the AI wrote a bug; but if humans wouldn’t catch it in code review, then obviously they could have written the same bug. Which shouldn’t be surprising because LLMs didn’t invent the concept of bugs. I use LLMs maybe a few times a month b
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Differential Learning(perceptionaction.com)
1 points by rrradical 2y ago|0 comments
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by rrradical 2y ago
I'm having a lot of trouble understanding your definition of work. Even if you meant perform- most athletes have to perform continuously outside out of games in order to earn minutes in game. And touring musicians are performing way mo
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by rrradical 2y ago
FYI to anyone out there considering this- don't plant tropical milkweed: "Another problem with tropical milkweed is that it harbors a one-celled parasite, Ophryocystis elektroscirrha, called OE for short. Because tropical milkweed
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by rrradical 2y ago
I believe also quads also deform better during animation.
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by rrradical 2y ago
I switched from opengl b/c I was tired of staring at a black screen with no debugging information (sure...glGetError) when I tried to implement a non-trivial feature. After tons of work to learn vulkan and getting it up and running, I
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by rrradical 2y ago
https://new.reddit.com/
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by rrradical 3y ago
Can't believe no one has yet mentioned the full volume commercials they play beforehand. I'm not talking about trailers, which are benign or even enjoyable sometimes. But you used to be able to arrive a little early and chat with
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by rrradical 3y ago
I feel like it took a month to get fully used to and then I haven’t looked back. I did have an RSI motivation.
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by rrradical 3y ago
I was (non-religiously) home schooled and very much benefited from it. I was able to spend a lot more time reading books than I would have in school. I was able to learn about computers, programming, etc. I did get some socialization throug
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by rrradical 3y ago
U-turns are not perfectly safe. Last week I saw a U-turner almost a hit a biker as they backed up after not being able to complete the turn in one pass. Can they be done safely? Sure. But that's not the same as perfectly safe.
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by rrradical 3y ago
Your first point is addressed in the article. For the second point, my experience is that the backend probably needs some work in that case anyway. If the backend is well designed, then only the presentation API endpoint needs to change. So
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by rrradical 3y ago
Oh interesting. Japanese is like this. Many years ago it absorbed Chinese nouns, but more recently it has absorbed many English nouns. Some Americans learning Japanese will regret this last part- wishing that the language stayed “pure”, as
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by rrradical 3y ago
I imagine you could just reply to the old thread with the new category.id. Or only reply to yourself if it's only your organization system. Email search should include the email bodies. (I'm not a user of this; just guessing)
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by rrradical 3y ago
Some state (generally, the stuff you would want to persist) should be global. Some state (e.g. widget animation or your select-box example) should be local. I agree that this project misses the mark.
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by rrradical 3y ago
I was just going to make a low effort "Cars." comment, but yours captures my answer in a nicer way.
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by rrradical 3y ago
From the linked article: "A study published in July suggests that vast quantities of tire fragments find their way into the ocean not just via rivers and waterways, but also through the air. Swept on the wind, they drift far from where
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by rrradical 3y ago
Tires emit a fair amount of micro plastics. There's no such thing as zero emission cars. https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2020/11/car-tire...
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by rrradical 4y ago
Yes. I used Spotify for podcasts for a long time (because it was convenient and I had a music subscription), and then gave up. The only user visible changes I ever saw were ads for podcasts I didn't care about pushed into my face. I wo
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by rrradical 4y ago
This is the author's point: Cowen's list of status losers includes "Appearing with blonde models", but not crypto itself. It's not that Cowen is defending crypto in that post specifically, it's that he's l
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by rrradical 4y ago
Haskell is this. It is static with a dynamic type: https://downloads.haskell.org/~ghc/9.2.4/docs/html/libraries...
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by rrradical 4y ago
Certainly an interesting contribution to the world.
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by rrradical 4y ago
I don't think anyone has a perfect answer to this question, but I'd prefer we invest in education. My english class, many years ago, tried to teach us how to identify whether a website contained useful information. I thought it wa

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