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vsgzusnex
4y ago
Closest thing the DoD has for swarming drones right now. Mostly focused on indoor exploration currently. https://shield.ai/products/nova-class
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vsgzusnex
4y ago
Probably just means 3g of actual mushroom fungi matter. Just need a food scale.
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vsgzusnex
4y ago
I started with this and still prefer it from a functionality stand point but the one use case where it falls apart for me is when you have an internet connection with occasional lag spikes. This could be a variety of scenarios like working
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4y ago
Also a new macOS (M1) user and I'm loving yabai so far!
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5y ago
While air purifiers are a great idea I just want to put a warning out there about the current state of air monitors. The current summary is that most of them are wildly inaccurate with false positives and you might just be better off checki
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vsgzusnex
5y ago
Gdocs doesn't go without it's issues. Switching from GSuite to Office365 made me want to rip out my eye balls. The online version of word is awful comparatively and depending on always having an installation of word doesn't w
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vsgzusnex
5y ago
While I think most people will agree it's not a dead end tech stack and their will be companies hiring for decades to come there's a element of truth here that isn't being discussed. From what I can see Microsoft stack is use
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5y ago
Get rid of the phone. What would you tell someone with a Drug problem?
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5y ago
We vendored all of our third party dependencies into our Bazel build. There were a lot and it was a giant PITA but over a multi-year horizon it was worth it. That doesn't mean it's the right choice for every business but it paid o
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vsgzusnex
5y ago
Then maybe your job right now should be hiring?
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vsgzusnex
6y ago
Forgive me if I'm wrong but I thought supercomputer time was usually not allocated to embarrassingly parallel tasks. While they certainly can do those tasks well they're a waste of a distributed system with expensive, high bandwid
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vsgzusnex
6y ago
There's very little substance in your reply. Why so dismissive? Especially if you didn't read it.
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vsgzusnex
6y ago
It's slightly more constrained for performance but maybe Starlark is what you're looking for? https://github.com/bazelbuild/starlark
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6y ago
The point of UBI is not to reduce the economic output of smart people. In fact, in some sense it could improve since bright minds could reasonably deal with loss of income while pursuing entrepreneurial endeavors. Think of all the smart peo
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6y ago
I think you might have missed the point of the article. In various different ways it says that machine learning is capable of solving many problems better than traditional software designed by a developer. It says that it's akin to a n
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7y ago
This seems like wishful thinking. We all have a place in the hierarchy of our societies and your performance certainly impacts your position. Don't believe me? Decide to stop working. Eventually you loose your job, can't pay rent,
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7y ago
My guess is fully autonomous drone products will prevail. The capabilities today are already incredible and the mobility lends itself to generalize to solutions that weren't previously possible. They could be one of the first kind of r