MyHonestOpinon

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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
I know if my Mexican wife is angry depending on how hot is the food and the sauces that she makes. I have also learned that very hot sauces can damage your nails as you scratch the walls the next day.
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
Do you think the example of Poland is helping Ukraine resist and move towards the west?
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
yeah, I agree with this. Also, traveling can be stressfull too.
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
I don't remember every hearing from a reputable source that the vaccine would be 100% effective. And masking was a good idea at the time regardless of effectiveness. At least to me, it was preferable to err on the side of being over ca
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
What changed after covid ?
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
I suppose that only works if most of them join the pledge. Otherwise, you will be "disarming" unilaterally.
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
By owning (or renting) the land where it is kept ?
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
How do they know how tall he was ? Oh perhaps his face looks older too ?
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
If the artist is someone already famous, the people will always show up. With a less famous artist price is perceived as a signal. So if it is free, people would think that the show is not worth bothering.
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
> Real programmers don’t document their programs. This is kind of a straw man. I suspect people say that tongue in cheek. Good programmers try to make their code clear and easy to understand. They add comments to clarify, specially their
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
Just adding to this. Consider that if you retire to golfing, will you be golfing in the same golf field 5 days a week for 20 years?
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
Also. Prioritize taking care of yourself(the caretaker).
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
Make sense to me. I can see how LLMs can help you make better systems. I don't have a christal ball but I can see how focusing on speed (or more precisely volume) can have a lot of unintended consequences.
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
Over the years, I too have developed ad hoc tools to make my job easier or faster. I don't hide them, but I do not share any since the tools are not really ready for that. I don't have them properly documented, other people would
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by MyHonestOpinon 5mo ago
My take is that you should judge historical people based on the choices they had.
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
Furthermore, multi-millionares have at least 2 million so they are significantly less than 3%.
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
The problem with multi-millionares is not that they collect. It is that they do not pay as much as they could/should.
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
Looking at his life. This is as complete human experience as we can hope to get.
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
Nice work please continue with this effort. On the car comparative. I have a 2010 RAV4, and my wife drives a 2023 RAV4. I love mine, but even if it was perfectly kept. It is smaller, lighter, it has less equipment, I have seen older RAV4s
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
The definition I give to my children: It is the ability to make good decisions.
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
What (or WHo) is UA ?
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
IMHO. 10-20 mins is good enough. I wouldn't try to stay for an hour. If 10mins feels too much, do less.
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
I try to do 180 minutes a week of cardio. Mostly Zone 2. Biking, elliptical, tKD. But once in a while my legs feel too tired, so I complete my weekly minutes going to the steam room. It makes sense to me since it raises your heart rate. Al
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
They are using fame and past success as a proxy. You would need to do it on the basis of your ideas and the work that you have done. Someone really knowledgable would need to dig deep on your work and then the VCs will need to trust these p
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
They are distinguishable because they know too much. Their knowledge base has surpassed humans. We have also instructed them to interact with us in a certain manner. They certainly are able to understand and use human language. Which I thin
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
It is so interesting how in the 50s we "felt" that AI was possible even if we didn't even have the slightest idea on how that would work. Later on, when we started to understand computers it looked like a very remote possibi
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
Aside from the current horrible admnistracion. If I understand correctly, One of the strengths of prediction markets is to try to get the insiders to come in and provide insider information thus improving the total info available.
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
I honestly do not know hoping that someone smarter than me figures it out. I suppose it will depend on the execution. If it is comfortable, looks nice, if it creates community, amenities, price, location, etc.
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
Yeah, that is big one. Perhaps we need to rethink housing. Shared restrooms, bathrooms, and kitchens. Keep the same restrooms on every floor. A gym with individual showers and a food court on specific floors.
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by MyHonestOpinon 6mo ago
Pardon my ignorance. But in many languages that have alternative ways of iterating you tend to user indexes less and less. Isn't that true in Lua?

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