DevX101

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by DevX101 2y ago
If I'm a whistleblower in an active case and I end up dead before testifying, I absolutely DO want the general public to speculate about my cause of death.
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by DevX101 2y ago
Anyone who's a whistleblower should compile key docs and put it in a "dead man's switch" service that releases your testimony/docs to multiple news agencies in the event of your untimely demise. The company you&#x2
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by DevX101 2y ago
We're still relatively early in the chess engine era and there was an explosion of new young talent discovering chess in the covid years. I expect to see more young chess prodigies.
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by DevX101 2y ago
Does this happen for internal technical hiring/promotion committees as well?
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by DevX101 2y ago
Wealthy people are fairly anonymous to most people unless they actually got their wealth via fame (influencers, actors, entertainment talent). Without looking it up, do you have any idea who the CEO of Coca Cola is? Would you be able to s
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by DevX101 2y ago
A side effect of maximizing profit is harming our health. Doesn't really matter to me whether it's malicious intent or in the pursuit of shareholder value.
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by DevX101 2y ago
Trying to do productive work via a keyboard on a bike isn't going to catch on. A walking desk is better for that. I've had the idea of creating a custom game controller on the handle bars though, in a similar setup to this to pl
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by DevX101 2y ago
This is a massive policy failure.
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by DevX101 2y ago
What's [vouch]?
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by DevX101 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | New York | Remote possible - Full Stack / AI Engineer I’m currently the CTO at an early stage startup so doing some limited contract work for select clients until our fundraise. I’ve been the first engineer on board at
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by DevX101 2y ago
One of my favorite speculative hypotheses is Bicameral Mind Theory, which asserts that something like schizophrenia was relatively common until relatively recently, about 3000 BC. It argues that it was relatively normal for humans to hear
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by DevX101 2y ago
How much of that is your ethics vs you not having the opportunity to?
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by DevX101 2y ago
I need to move my domains that got dumped on squarespace after Google abandoned their domain registrar.
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by DevX101 2y ago
Has anyone done a comparison of combined speech to text and TTS vs speech-to-speech for create audio only interfaces? Particularly curious around latency, and quality of audio output.
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by DevX101 2y ago
If you gave the $300,000 Bezos got from his father to 10,000 random Americans in 1994, none of them would have created a company the equivalent of Amazon's scale.
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by DevX101 2y ago
So I did a mini research project on Claude to answer your question. From 1900-1930, 87% of Nobel Prizes in Physics, Chemistry and Physiology/Medicine were awarded to individual contributions, 13% were awarded to collaborative contribu
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by DevX101 2y ago
The nature of scientific work has changed significantly since 1895, when the Nobel Prizes were established. 100 years ago, lots of scientific work really were driven forward largely by a singular person. That's rarely true today for g
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by DevX101 2y ago
Here's a direct quote from the Alphafold paper: "These authors contributed equally: John Jumper, Richard Evans, Alexander Pritzel, Tim Green, Michael Figurnov, Olaf Ronneberger, Kathryn Tunyasuvunakool, Russ Bates, Augustin Žídek,
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by DevX101 2y ago
I've never seen a project highlight a negative use case in detail. This is a first.
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by DevX101 2y ago
It's kind of like, when reporters say a CEO built [insert ridiculously complex product here], ex: ascribing the success of OpenAI to Sam Altman, or Apple to Steve Jobs. Sure there were important in setting the direction, and allocatin
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by DevX101 2y ago
I did the same. Requiring an account for a browser is immediately disqualifying. I don't care how many features it has.
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by DevX101 2y ago
If they have the capacity to intercept the supply chain, they almost certainly have been implanting listening devices in electronics of all sorts. If you're not in Hezbollah or Hamas you probably don't need to worry about getting
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by DevX101 2y ago
Right now one of the fastest growing companies is the Israel cybersecurity company Wiz, founded by founders and investors from Israel's Unit 8200, their secretive cyber hacking group. Seems to me a massive security risk for any US com
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by DevX101 2y ago
Defeat for the company or defeat for shareholders? These things are not the same.
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by DevX101 2y ago
solar powered generator, single board computers (raspberry pi, etc), low powered display like e-ink or led, multiple sd cards, keyboard, long range radio, waterproof case. Everything here, except the generator should be extremely light wei
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by DevX101 2y ago
Any details yet on pricing or too early?
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by DevX101 2y ago
Do this: https://www.newsminimalist.com/faq#how-is-significance-score...
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by DevX101 2y ago
The Matrix official canon is that humans were being used for energy, which didn’t really make sense until you interpret that as using humans as highly efficient information processors. This company does awfully seem like step 0 here.
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by DevX101 2y ago
Agreed. There's a lot of therapy that used to be addressed via talking an issue out w/ friends/partners/family/church, or other built in cultural institutions. There's a lot of therapy that our in person socia
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by DevX101 2y ago
Sounds like you haven't used cursor.

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