JanisErdmanis

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by JanisErdmanis 1y ago
Can you recommend a book that expands on this classification?
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by JanisErdmanis 1y ago
An intuitive explanation is that of proving you can find Waldo in a picture without revealing his exact location. Digital wallets can be interpreted as fancy signature schemes that operate on third-party issued commitments C instead of publ
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by JanisErdmanis 1y ago
A scam is a strong word, giving the impression that there are malicious interests in selling it without working towards making returns to the investors. But a dead horse, for sure, it now looks like. The next big challenge will be mounting
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by JanisErdmanis 1y ago
This looks great. The diff is quite inefficient for patching with the C preprocessor branches. Since it patches the code, looking at its tree structure, is the diff human readable, and can it be edited directly? This is a major contributor
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by JanisErdmanis 1y ago
The productivity gains in activities will be countered by the same gains in counter activities. Everything is going to become more sophisticated, but bullshit will remain.
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by JanisErdmanis 1y ago
The rising wealth inequality is a blunt answer. Similarly saying that we are increasing productivity in activities that protect interest of the rich. It seems that significant amount of productivity gains are lost because of activities that
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by JanisErdmanis 1y ago
The birth rates have been low for a decade. I wonder if the change is triggered by US stock market downturn where majority of EU pensions are invested and expectation of a doom.
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by JanisErdmanis 1y ago
> Where is the productivity gains going? I wonder what a good answer would be here. Intuitively we are increasing productivity in activities that does not increase social welfare. Take corporate lawyering, marketing as an example.
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by JanisErdmanis 1y ago
The US could print itself out of debt, but with an unbalanced budget and economy, that may be a disaster if it needs to finance new budget deficits. The result seems similar to the default.
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by JanisErdmanis 1y ago
Isn't the stock market detached from the dividends that the corresponding stock provides in comparison to the obligation market? People are holding stocks, hoping they are going to be the first ones to leave when the boat sinks.
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
sudo arch-chroot . This is now my default tool setting up raspberry like computers.
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
When the wealth redistribution were done in the past there happened to be a strong movements that backed the change. I don’t see prospects of that happening in the foreseeable future given the new technologies of surveillance and deception.
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
Income inequality does not have a chance of standing as relevant issue in corporate media. Furthermore social media has become a significant suppressor by shaming (perhaps not the right word) people of their circumstances. As a result the p
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
The error is assuming that Americans are homogenous. Wealthy ones benefited tremendously by reducing their production costs while the less fortunate were put into international labour productivity competition.
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
The Windows MSIX also does sandboxing.
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
Endurance sports and fasting are also a viable alternatives to a strict keto diet which are cheaper to do.
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
I aggree that money or the ability to attain it is what modern society considers a success. However, the categories seem to be a reflection of the universal nature of the money that can buy any influence/right. If we had a hyptothetica
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
I may have a look on William Storr later on. The separation of social currency does however seem rather primitive one.
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
The core issue seems that the social status is tightly coupled with currency and it can be optimized in destructive ways. Perhaps we need currency with multiple colours that could be earned in different ways and could be allowed to be spent
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
The third party vouches commitments with their year of birth for all individuals. The secret opening can be distributed to citizens with their identity card. Also multiple properties can be signed at the same time like location coordinates
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
It does sounds like that the author is not aware of existence of zero knowledge range proofs for identity based authetification (anonymous credentials). In essence they work as follows: a third party vouches a commitment for your birth year
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
If only gnome shell could be used on Mac OS, I would jump at heartbeat. I really can’t understand what apple developers had in mind when bringing window in focus which is present in the current screen it switches to a different workplace. I
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
> More than 2/3rds of my graduating physics class went straight into banking This does not seem to be a specific phenomenon. Only a few of my former PhD condensed matter physics colleagues did not end up in finance.
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
> The release burden is, well, frankly, daunting for a small project. With its large user base, I would have expected Java to have figured out all the details and offered users a single command-line tool that automatically builds the pro
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
Have also a look on Garmin 7s
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
Multithreading seems to work just fine with OpenBlas. It is also sometimes possible to wrap the underlying state machines from C/C++ code and then making it multithreaded in the Julia side.
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
Can Azure sign MSIX application bundles with that subscription price?
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
> provably dangerous things If everyone would be able to agree on a single social welfare function, estimate behavioural changes at individual level for each LLM made responses and how that affects social welfare function then yes we cou
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
It can still be made possible for the voters to rank the candidates within the list. This is true in Latvia where we do add +/- for each candidate in the list that eventually determines their rank. The elected candidates sometimes do c
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by JanisErdmanis 2y ago
High level packages generally have much more users hence their inherent complexity is somewhat looked after by their users. Also curl has only a small user API, but once you consider implicit certificate store that is passed with every requ

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