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by 0xDEF 4y ago
>Billions of people who are not part of these alliances are left out and the rest are reliant on US/Europe remaining leading superpowers forever, those in power not developing a grudge against one's business and status quo enfo
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
Two banks with a lot of exposure to risky cryptocurrency startups collapsed and the cryptobros immediately used that to push FUD that all banks will soon collapse and everyone should move their money to crypto. And it worked. Not a single p
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
Look at TI's CC1310 platform for wireless sensors. There may be newer models of it.
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
I love the ESP32 and use it as the central gateway/hub in the IoT solutions I develop. However the ESP32 power consumption is too high. TI has an ARM-based wireless sensor platform that can run for years while making measurements ever
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
A low-power ARM MCU like that can run for years. There are wireless sensors based on TI's wireless ARM Cortex-M3 solutions that can run for years before needing a battery replacement.
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
I meant the weird focus on dirty streets, rivers and other non-GHG pollution in the developing world when it is GHG emissions from the developed world that is the most pressing existential crisis.
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
>The ecological crisis of our age is global warming. Clean mining is important, but it should not be the overriding factor. As a Danish I was surprised to see so many adult Americans and Germans blame climate change on dirty streets and
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Ukraine war: How a Russian child's drawing sparked a police investigation(bbc.com)
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Lebanon in confusion as daylight savings dispute deepens divisions(reuters.com)
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
What is the number of students per teacher at these schools?
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
The API calls to GPT3 can be trivially replaced with API calls to ChatGPT (GPT-3.5-turbo) or GPT-4. Take a look at the LangChain and OpenAI docs on how to do that.
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Build a GitHub Support Bot with GPT3, LangChain, and Python(dagster.io)
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
>Skyscrapers also have a footprint that might no be immediately obvious - it's their energy, water and food demand. Assuming they're inhabited by humans, what's the amount of agricultural land needed to provide for those h
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
AI and high-performance semiconductors are the only technological fields where the US and allies haven't been surpassed by Russia and China. There is probably a lot of political pressure on OpenAI to be as closed as possible. Remember
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
>openai is doing great work and is serious competition, but I think many underestimate big tech OpenAI is 49% owned by Microsoft. OpenAI is big tech.
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
AWS is a whole other beast than the few dozen REST and SSE endpoints at OpenAI.
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
Is there a list of companies that have been made obsolete by ChatGPT?
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
OpenAI's latest LLMs like GPT-3.5 (ChatGPT) and GPT-4 are probably the only American technologies that are still competitive against European and Chinese/Russian alternatives. Maybe there is a White House phone call behind OpenAI&
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
Yandex is incorporated in the Netherlands and the founders live in Israel. I think they will create several spin-off open source companies (like ClickHouse Inc.) outside Russia to continue doing B2B business with the outside world.
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
>we need democratic, communal control of industry That is called socialism. I don't mind socialism and state owned enterprises as long as the force of market competition is still at play. That is the reason state owned enterprises d
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
>We're moving to .Net, and I was surprised by how poor the built-in DB stuff is Right now EF Core is probably the best ORM that has ever existed. What exactly is missing? Although for performance you would probably reach for somethi
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
It's sad that nuclear energy has been so ostracized that only Hollywood's compulsive contrarian support it.
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
Northern Europe runs on C# and .Net. I am not joking. There are more C# jobs in Denmark than Python, Node.js, Ruby, and PHP jobs combined.
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
The US government claims it's 6.0%. What does the US government gain by reporting a higher inflation rate?
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
It's interesting how the introduction of "modules" has forced so many to stick with C++17 and Java 8.
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>I also see a lot of US blaming going around Social media has spread East German boomer anti-Americanism to the rest of the German-speaking world. Today countries like Austria, Switzerland and Germany are full of people who will blame ba
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Note that this is not for launching the war and invading Ukraine. This is for the specific crime of abducting tens of thousands of Ukrainian children and putting them in "orphanages and foster families" (Russia's claim) where
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
>Why is this important to HN? Fear mongering is now in the interest of Big VC. A lot of VC is tied to crypto. The crypto community want more people to be scared and lose faith in the established world order and US dollar hegemony. They h
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Tracking the Fake GitHub Star Black Market with Dagster, Dbt and BigQuery(dagster.io)
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by 0xDEF 4y ago
That is true but most of the top Rust crates are still pre-1.0.0. That is not normal for a language that came out in 2015. The async-await story has been in stable since 2019 so they can't use that as an excuse.

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