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Comment #33869899
Made me think of Markov chains, and the PageRank algorithm. We should construct causal graphs, then give each of them 1/n weight and iterate over the casual weight splitting out, u…
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Comment #33760183
One of the major problems of modern-day life is that we are constantly bombarded with indicators of our status - in particular how low it is compared to the elites. You might think…
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Comment #33747077
Anyone have any recommendations (books, courses, videos, etc.) on learning LISP? I've been intrigued by it and want to integrate it into a game I'm building as a development tool b…
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Comment #33722027
Reading this on mobile, I feel really lost about what the article is trying to say. The problem is all the sources are in between the essay-bits. I would prefer it if the author ju…
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Comment #33665735
One time I had a conversation with a coworker who was asking me what they thought was a simple question. I tried to explain over and over again that I didn't think the question was…
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Comment #33456083
I fit in that classic category of "built a website to blog on" and then never wrote a single post. Not really sure why I never posted anything.
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Comment #33031502
To my ear, they all sound about okay for 4 seconds, until my brain recognizes that there's no tension being built or story being told. It's like every track is 4 seconds of music f…
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Comment #32956171
A short list of things worth thinking about trying, listed in no specific order: 1. Find a project at work that you are interested in, and move over to that. 2. Join a completely d…
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Comment #32955848
Changing jobs is (likely) necessary but not sufficient. For example, if OP works a front-end job at Meta and switches to a front-end job at Google, that's unlikely to make them mot…
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Comment #32932871
I feel like we are - I can run Minecraft RTX at 4k with acceptable framerate using DLSS 2.0 on a 3090. Minecraft is using pure raytracing (no rasterization). It also isn't using A-…
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Comment #32920155
Quantum computing is more worthy of funding than the Metaverse, cryptocurrency, and all of Web3 combined - yet every single thread about quantum computing has to turn into naysayin…
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Comment #32846736
My version of the statement reads more like: If an entity manages to obtain a massive amount of wealth, far surpassing its own needs, and there is a definite need for that money el…
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Comment #32805683
To me, caring about life means I must care about fairness. It's not even social or political either - there is something metaphysical or strictly logical about it. Suppose you live…
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Comment #32784556
Also re: the comparisons to AWS or Google Cloud - it's still totally different. This is more like your car being unable to start because it can't connect to the cloud. I don't expe…
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Comment #32784539
Lots of people are mentioning that you can host these types of things yourself, I want to say that that is not a solution at all. The entire point of these hosted password services…
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Comment #32784403
It sounds as if you only were able to access the password because you had a second device that happened to already be logged in. My guess is that if BW's login servers were having …
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Comment #32744237
I've been following this paper to implement materials in a raytracer I'm building. As well as https://blog.selfshadow.com/publications/s2015-shading-cours... and this homework assi…
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Comment #32724738
One point of interest was the paper on quantum computing applied to quantum chemistry[1]. In that paper, they did not find generic exponential speedup for a list of chemistry probl…
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Comment #32706289
I'm confused by what you wrote, because when I worked there during the pandemic, or even a year into it, almost no one was in the office. The first plan was to bring people back by…
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Comment #32701765
How is this relevant to the current discussion whatsoever?
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Comment #32671921
According to the PIAAC, 54% of Americans are illiterate. That is, they are able to read simple things like menus, but they are not capable of synthesizing new information from mult…
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Comment #32668728
Finding KiwiFarms posts that currently dox a user are going to be hard, because now that the site is under increased scrutiny from the public there is likely to be an attempt from …
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Comment #32668425
A more charitable version of this argument would build in a series of degrees as to how likely those denigrations are to make stochastic terrorism occur. For example, vague insults…
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Comment #32514440
The homeless probably have struggles getting a card.
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Comment #32499575
First of all, I have to say I hate how the author not only mentions their book, but puts a huge ad cutting into the text telling us we can buy it at "Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Ta…