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CMCDragonkai
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2y ago
Austin has bennu coffee places which open 24 hrs, and taco shops that open 24 hrs too.
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A tree could be at a higher entropic level of reality than the sun. Just like we would consider a tiger to be more "interesting" than a tree.
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It's like that thing about radio waves. I proposed the inverse square law on friendship versus temporal distance.
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2y ago
I think coliving is going to come back into vogue.
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2y ago
We can accommodate it. Send in an application here https://careers.matrix.ai/32873
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My company often hires for part time workers. It's like multiplexing, there is a market for squeezing out some efficiency.
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When he's talking about robots machine learning motions beyond simple poses and human created grammars, it reminded me of when Offensive bias was free to maneuver it's ships in ways that would be fatal to its occupants after the H
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We are now in an era where physical things are expensive. Making a physical knob that actuates things requires machine tools, skilled labour and standardised parts. Compared to a digital widget which eventually can just be coded by an LLM,
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I think this is a false dichotomy between the state and private industry. The morals of society is directed by culture. The state does not and never have a monopoly on culture, because culture is embedded. If a culture is against gambling,
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Thanks for the detailed response, these are all very interesting constraints, but how would you convert this in an algorithm? It sounds a bit like simulated annealing? I'm aware of gradient descent algorithms used in machine learning,
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Yes, you are right to point this out. We are dogfooding Polykey in our own company's operations, specifically integrating it into all of our team member's NixOS development platforms with the control plane beta PKE (Polykey Enterp
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Usually `.env` files are sourced into your development shell and also ignored by `.gitignore`. The problem with `.env` files is that you're leaving credentials unencrypted on disk and it's easy to leak these files during screen sh
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Like most of sci-fi anime/manga counts right?
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I think in the same way that the sigmoid is to the step function. Fuzzy logic too.
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Could you expand on the graph layout constraints? I'm working on something that expresses social system architecture and I want something better than force and yed's tooling was interesting but not opensource.
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It kind of sucks that the default shell language is so clunky on Linux O/Ses. Bash marginally better than POSIX sh, and Zsh marginally better.
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2y ago
Which do you prefer Cursor or Continue.dev?
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Hi! These are the actual problems that led us to develop Polykey ( https://polykey.com ) - https://github.com/MatrixAI/Polykey and https://github.com/MatrixAI/Polykey-CLI . The problem is
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Why not lasers?
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I find that community depends alot on culture. My experience of Western culture (the culture I grew up in, although not born into) is mostly Anglo-spherical, which in the beginning felt like this was Western culture, but travelling through
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I really think you should be taking responsibility over your own current and historical consumption and production patterns instead of pointing fingers at countries who have much larger populations and are much more poorer per capita. Lead
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Human ingenuity combined with greed, a sense of all encompassing mission, a god given directive to expand and conquer. Why did the Mongols do what they did? I do want to point out that the modern world is quite different. Extractive institu
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Part of truth is socially mediated. No picture is the "truth" as you say, all cameras edit the photo. What matters is what the photo means and that's always a social question. Crypto governance and consensus is one way we are
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Crypto graphic provenance will be needed. We are working on it.
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This is interesting because it's like saying I would rather be oppressed by my government than by foreign governments. But if that's true for you, why is not true for the citizens of other countries? Taking this to the logical con
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Social security is going to go bankrupt, while cash savings get inflated away due to monetisation of the debt. So these expectations of government funded retirement may disappear quite quickly.
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Interestingly the more we science out people's behaviour the less we will believe in our own free will.
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I don't think the US's strategic goal is to solve homelessness. In that between maintaining world dominance and solving homelessness, homelessness is way less important. Nations choose their sacrifices based on their priorities sa
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Back when I was studying IR in Uni, it used to be all about terrorism. In general states will always put a moral spin on terrorists. But terrorism is always the tool of the weaker party. In fact all forms of rebellion can be spun as terrori
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What about the Nano Pi?
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