Not what happened though. Orkut actually launched a month before facebook and it was a 20% project, it wasn't a panick move or a big project for them. And it was great, imo google did badly on not maintaining it. You…
A counterpoint is that at least on reddit the downvote button is rarely well used. It's always a "I disagree" button, so both bad and controversial things are pushed down. It's not the case here in general I think, but…
It's happening on Brazil I think. It's very hard to hire for brazilian companies since people can earn an extraordinary salary by working remote. Our timezone is also pretty close to the US east coast, and still not…
The input lag is most probably due to page refresh on e-ink, and not hardware power.
That also looks like a cool project! I've made a bot to play a game called Gems of War. I've used some GUI windows thing to program the AI but it was terribly limiting and slow. I was going to start again using python…
I don't know much about control, but apparently Emanuel Todorov knows about the basics of Boston Dynamics control in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7enj1FGoYwg around 14 minutes. The paper is this one…
I tried it on Firefox and it works fine! I just needed to change the value of <secret_key> to a key I created on their website (or else it fails silently, it would be cool to have some console message I think).
Thanks for this comment, it's beautiful. Did your changed perception persisted, at least a little, after your use of MDMA? Do you still have PTSD?
MDMA is neurotoxic though. It's strange if only hallucinogens triggered problems in the other poster. LSD is not as far as I read.
>I think the psychedelics nurture the ability to recognize that feelings and narratives are not representative of reality >The ability to detach from self, to recognize a spectrum of truth, of perception It sounds a lot…
This is one of the most beautiful and hopeful articles I've read in a long time. I was expecting a depressing read but was delightfully surprised.
To me at least, the lack of meaning comes to what we are. If we are just a really complex phenomenon, then why are we more important then other such things? If our consciousness is just emergent behavior of a lot of…
I love this one. Saw it when it launched and it frequently helps me see through some situations. Some models explains why, despite best intentions, things go awry sometimes. Sometimes things are terrible not because…
He says he didn't, and that the summed price of the three courses are the same as if it were to be a single long course.
Hmm, I was thinking... being ambitious, maybe a little greedy, should be a great factor for "success" in terms of importance and money. I mean, many intelligent people I know don't care much about this kind of success…
In the first one, you are simply telling it to map and filter every element. Since you can do that to each element in an independent way and the code is more abstract, the map and filter can be done in parallel without…
It's because it gets the most plausible answer, even if it's only a small chance of being correct. If there are not that many words, there are only a few objects that could be draw with a L shape like that. I mean, even…
Apples and oranges I guess. I'm good at my job, but I would rather quit to draw avatars, make games, and doing things that could change something without the prerequisite of making money. "Value" is a deeply personal…
Sometimes I think about doing a wario ware style game. Can you post the link for your game?
You don't always have the power to change things. Change the things when you can, yeah, but if you are stuck in traffic, in a boring meeting, in a job you can't quit now, then maybe meditation is a good idea. You can at…
Funny, didn't expect someone else to listen that.
But the "right" answer is A, indeed.
If we end up being automated fully, I think that least important thing anyone can think of is that we will be paid less. I think that something like this is unavoidable but quite dangerous, singularity, etc. The upside…
I feel it's like that too. We live to work and forget anything outside it. Maybe a bit off topic, but I like this piece from a cartoon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fy9TsGOswVA.
Quite the same problem here, I also think I'm under-performing. Doesn't help that I'm on HN instead of working
Not what happened though. Orkut actually launched a month before facebook and it was a 20% project, it wasn't a panick move or a big project for them. And it was great, imo google did badly on not maintaining it. You…
A counterpoint is that at least on reddit the downvote button is rarely well used. It's always a "I disagree" button, so both bad and controversial things are pushed down. It's not the case here in general I think, but…
It's happening on Brazil I think. It's very hard to hire for brazilian companies since people can earn an extraordinary salary by working remote. Our timezone is also pretty close to the US east coast, and still not…
The input lag is most probably due to page refresh on e-ink, and not hardware power.
That also looks like a cool project! I've made a bot to play a game called Gems of War. I've used some GUI windows thing to program the AI but it was terribly limiting and slow. I was going to start again using python…
I don't know much about control, but apparently Emanuel Todorov knows about the basics of Boston Dynamics control in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7enj1FGoYwg around 14 minutes. The paper is this one…
I tried it on Firefox and it works fine! I just needed to change the value of <secret_key> to a key I created on their website (or else it fails silently, it would be cool to have some console message I think).
Thanks for this comment, it's beautiful. Did your changed perception persisted, at least a little, after your use of MDMA? Do you still have PTSD?
MDMA is neurotoxic though. It's strange if only hallucinogens triggered problems in the other poster. LSD is not as far as I read.
>I think the psychedelics nurture the ability to recognize that feelings and narratives are not representative of reality >The ability to detach from self, to recognize a spectrum of truth, of perception It sounds a lot…
This is one of the most beautiful and hopeful articles I've read in a long time. I was expecting a depressing read but was delightfully surprised.
To me at least, the lack of meaning comes to what we are. If we are just a really complex phenomenon, then why are we more important then other such things? If our consciousness is just emergent behavior of a lot of…
I love this one. Saw it when it launched and it frequently helps me see through some situations. Some models explains why, despite best intentions, things go awry sometimes. Sometimes things are terrible not because…
He says he didn't, and that the summed price of the three courses are the same as if it were to be a single long course.
Hmm, I was thinking... being ambitious, maybe a little greedy, should be a great factor for "success" in terms of importance and money. I mean, many intelligent people I know don't care much about this kind of success…
In the first one, you are simply telling it to map and filter every element. Since you can do that to each element in an independent way and the code is more abstract, the map and filter can be done in parallel without…
It's because it gets the most plausible answer, even if it's only a small chance of being correct. If there are not that many words, there are only a few objects that could be draw with a L shape like that. I mean, even…
Apples and oranges I guess. I'm good at my job, but I would rather quit to draw avatars, make games, and doing things that could change something without the prerequisite of making money. "Value" is a deeply personal…
Sometimes I think about doing a wario ware style game. Can you post the link for your game?
You don't always have the power to change things. Change the things when you can, yeah, but if you are stuck in traffic, in a boring meeting, in a job you can't quit now, then maybe meditation is a good idea. You can at…
Funny, didn't expect someone else to listen that.
But the "right" answer is A, indeed.
If we end up being automated fully, I think that least important thing anyone can think of is that we will be paid less. I think that something like this is unavoidable but quite dangerous, singularity, etc. The upside…
I feel it's like that too. We live to work and forget anything outside it. Maybe a bit off topic, but I like this piece from a cartoon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fy9TsGOswVA.
Quite the same problem here, I also think I'm under-performing. Doesn't help that I'm on HN instead of working