Folcon

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by Folcon 9mo ago
Hey, so serious question, have you thought about making this language bidirectional? If it's supposed to be a learning resource, that would allow students to process rust and at least begin to understand what it means?
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by Folcon 9mo ago
I personally think this is an uncharitable reading, you can have a different internal benchmark or standard you want for yourself vs others From a purely consistency perspective I don't think you're incorrect, but humans aren&#x27
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by Folcon 10mo ago
As someone doing something similar, I'm really interested to know what scientific background you have in your game :)
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by Folcon 10mo ago
I'm curious, I'm working on a multiplayer game and I'm wondering if this would be a cool new alternative platform for it to target, would you be open to a chat? Email in profile :)
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Synthesis of Gold Hydride at High Pressure and High Temperature(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
3 points by Folcon 10mo ago|1 comments
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by Folcon 10mo ago
This is a really interesting observation, as someone who feels disquiet as the obsequiousness, but have been getting used to just mentally skipping over the first paragraph that's put an interesting spin on my behaviour Thanks!
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by Folcon 10mo ago
I'm genuinely wondering if your parent comment is correct and the only reason we don't see the behaviour you describe, IE, learning and growth is because of how we do context windows, they're functionally equivalent to someon
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by Folcon 11mo ago
I'm 100% with Tonsky on this one, it's something that's frustrated me for years and I think it fundamentally boils down to a lack of respect for your user. I'm going to be careful here, this doesn't mean that there
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by Folcon 11mo ago
Very cool, how far along is this?
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by Folcon 1y ago
I've been thinking about this a lot recently, I think it's a mixture of the effects of power laws we see in larger orgs having more revenue and their biggest concern is not having any issues that risks the reputation etc they&#x27
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by Folcon 1y ago
Are you sure? This statement reads to me to be heavily hindsight biased. CERN wasn't exactly a place filled with idiots, yet the article even says that Tim Berners-Lee's boss thought the concept was a little eccentric and only gav
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by Folcon 1y ago
I have a question for the American's in the audience here. There's always this narrative about tipping allowing for exceptional service and I wanted to know what meta advantages or options have you been given or seen as a result o
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by Folcon 1y ago
Thanks, I'll give that a try :)
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by Folcon 1y ago
Out of curiosity, what use case or difference caused the 180?
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by Folcon 2y ago
Ok, so better documentation about what was tried, why, how it failed so as to make obvious if it's viable to try again or not. I can get behind that :)...
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by Folcon 2y ago
> Maybe software engineering should have some sort of "Hall of Ideas That Definitely Don't Work", so that young people entering the field could save their time on implementing one more incarnation of an already known not g
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by Folcon 2y ago
Please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I get the feeling that this is purely a theoretical exercise for you, life under those conditions is chaotic and complex, at the bare minimum, it limits the complexity of the kind of bus
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by Folcon 2y ago
I'm an external individual to the US, but I must admit that some of the sentiments being expressed here in this thread and elsewhere about the lack of accountability deeply concern me, it reminds me of many things I saw growing up and
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by Folcon 2y ago
I'm going to be honest, given your attitude to this as seen in this thread, even if you don't consider yourself full-stack right now, it looks like it's only a matter of time. You've got the important skill, asking quest
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by Folcon 2y ago
Considering the author in question, it may be equally accurate to say that AI generated content has been fed a lot of his writing as training data.
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by Folcon 2y ago
Hey, you say in the README.md: MIT License. See LICENSE for more information. But the LICENSE is Apache-2.0 license. Which is it?
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by Folcon 2y ago
Great to hear, looking forward to seeing those come out :)...
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by Folcon 2y ago
I've used it for a number of years, but I do believe that while this is really helpful, it's a little incomplete. It has gaps around pasting content and how to handle that elegantly as well as comment behaviour, if those two thing
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by Folcon 2y ago
Just to chime in and say that bootstrapping does work in this domain, I say that as someone who's had a few friends go down that route, but yes, it's really tough. There's also people I know who built small scale solutions an
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by Folcon 2y ago
Ah, that was what I was missing, thank you :)...
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by Folcon 2y ago
Don't people who live in higher risk homes already pay higher premiums? Do you believe that's not the case? Or that insurers are giving them discounts? Or are the risks miscalculated?
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by Folcon 2y ago
Right, that is the purpose of insurance, to take risk and spread it across a population. Now the simplest way of doing that is you decide whether someone is "insurable" or "uninsurable" and then for everyone insurable, y
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by Folcon 2y ago
I'm trying to work out how what you're describing works, first I have to understand you before I can form an opinion on it :)... Ok, I get how you want to value risk, independent actuaries. I suppose, there's some bias there
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by Folcon 2y ago
I'm trying to understand how what you're suggesting is different from mandating everyone just get a personal savings account, where they must pay some specified minimum calculated to cover them in the event of a loss of their pers
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by Folcon 2y ago
Hey, I live in London and would love to chat / tinker with this if you're open to it =)... I built a full econsim for fun a while back with working markets based on order books and would absolutely love to chat to you if you'

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