CMCDragonkai

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by CMCDragonkai 2y ago
In the actual history of the world, we mostly have had monarchies. In terms of actual "sustainability" I don't think any democratic government has surpassed the longest peaceful period of a monarchy yet. I could wrong.
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by CMCDragonkai 2y ago
I'm interested in hearing more about this? Can you share a bit more of how you're operating there?
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by CMCDragonkai 2y ago
Anything can be justified in the name of security. That's literally how every single democratic government collapsed into dictatorship.
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by CMCDragonkai 2y ago
But there is probably better ecosystem effects to filming the Titanic compared to increased sports betting. The derivative economies from the Titanic is probably bigger.
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by CMCDragonkai 2y ago
I believe this is due to communist forces being under siege since the beginning of the ideology. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_mentality See how other nations dealt with the Russian revolution, and subsequently
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by CMCDragonkai 2y ago
I've been trying to get a platform to create dashboards where some data comes from spreadsheets and some data comes from databases. Something like a notebook interface crossed with a grafana interface while also enabling forms for inpu
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by CMCDragonkai 2y ago
Someone once said that democracy dies when voters realise they can vote themselves money.
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by CMCDragonkai 2y ago
If the rebels succeed, heaven decided it to be so. If the rebels failed heaven also decided that. I think it is rare for any ancient empire to have a professional standing army (where soldiering was their profession) as you'd require a
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by CMCDragonkai 2y ago
There's a key difference. Kings could not lose their divine right. Whereas the emperors can lose the mandate of heaven - that's the theory of course. All power is self-justificating in the end.
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
Funerals are not for the dead. They are for the living to reconcile together with loss. The fact nobody shows up is telling about the state of society.
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
And even more abundance is coming with the advent of generative AI. The problem now isn't scarcity of content. It's signal vs noise. As a consumer of content what we want is content specifically relevant and valuable to us, but th
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
When talking about recent, you're talking about 6 years ago right?
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
The MVP for ERP is literally excel.
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
I have a hard time believing faang employees won't just drop the company they are working for if they are offered a 15 percent payrise from a competing company. Employees don't have to be loyal to their employers, why do employers
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
Build schools outside, more hybrid spaces/semi-indoor, spend more time doing activities outside, teach your kids sailing,mountain climbing, astronomy... Etc, engage with more nature. Learning happens in the real natural world as much a
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
What were the circumstances of the failures?
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
There used to be duration records but it all stopped because it was getting dangerous and people were just competing on how long they can stay awake for. NZ is great for this.
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
How to do this?
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
I see that the libraries are written in Rust, would this work in a nodejs app as a wasm or as native plugin?
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
Is there a cloud service similar to cloudflare workers designed to work with unikernels?
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
Crypto is more unequally distributed than fiat? If that is true, that would be because fiat is unequally distributed. Nothing inherent to crypto makes it more unequal any more than capitalism itself.
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
This is kind of why web3 is a actually a movement towards where users are owners. Thus decentralized marketplaces.
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
To protect against all possible harm against your child, perhaps consider wrapping them in a giant balloon so they are isolated from all possible outside influences. We either accept the randomness of fate or we live in self-made prisons.
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
Ok but what about transfer learning the LLM, are there practical ways of building more static knowledge into the LLM? Long term memory and all that?
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
> If you want to change what the model can present, fine tuning is a hopeless way of doing it. If this is what I want, then what is the right way to do it?
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
Could starlink be a way to maintain global connectivity in the face of government control? Would they try to jam satellite connections?
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
I'm curious if one were to be certain nation state and was happy being a completely isolated intranet, that they would just exit such arin or related associations and just create their own governing body of IP allocations? In such a ca
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
Where would one learn this knowledge without joining the trade?
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
Because suffering is suffering. If we distinguish suffering of good people from bad people then we have to expand this to a spectrum, the best people suffering is the worse, and worse people suffering is the best. But then it's all jus
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by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
If you are hired to follow, then you are supposed to follow. You can give advice and suggestions but you have to fall in line when an executive decision is made. That's how a team works, otherwise you aren't doing your job. If you

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