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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
I think this analogy is dishonest. What is a company if not the people who work there and drive some vision forward? What would Tesla be without Elon? It sure looks like the company is a tool for Peter and his ilk, to enable and extend stat
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
I find this comment .. confusing. Ignoring the unwarranted insult, I think you’ve misunderstood what I expressed. Finding your people in a world that is so connected and yet so distant is … difficult to say the least. I was most comfortable
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
I used em-dashes before ChatGPT became a thing, I will keep using them.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
There’s plenty of productivity to afford all of us housing, utilities, food, and healthcare. The only real reason we don’t do that is because we take hard work as a virtue, it’s not; ignore the effects of luck, the capacity for hard work is
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
The thing is, it is really difficult to find the kind of social circle that fits you.. I have had more interesting and deeper conversations with chatGPT than with people. Somehow chatGPT is more capable of expressing thoughts about existenc
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
There is no misunderstanding involved. HN is often too emotional and will downvote and upvote whatever supports their beliefs or outrage du jour.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Yes. And parts of each control plane are written by different teams and each component is isolated.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
I dismissed the claim that they share a single control panel across services because it is false. I dismissed that claim alone and talked about nothing else. The comment I replied to added nothing to the conversation except an unsubstantiat
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
That is wrong in every way possible. Each service is isolated, has its own control plane, and often even split into multiple cells. Source: I worked there. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/wellarchitected/latest/reducin
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
He has a very magnetic personality tbh, on all videos he is cheerful, and enthusiastic at talking about math and science without coming across as a know-it-all.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
We can agree that decades of soft power are gone. So it’d take twice as much to ameliorate.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
It has felt like years a few weeks in.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
And yet the stock reached new highs.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
We also found that our dams have slowed earth’s rotation!
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
I am fairly certain it can be done in a zero-knowledge way, but regardless, parents should be taking care of this.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Denmark does it by sending you to a government-owned website, which then uses two factor authentication and responds back verifying one’s identity. I don’t understand why other countries can’t do the same.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
We should always have human experts, things can and will go wrong, as they do with humans. When thinking about everything one goes through to become a surgeon it certainly looks artificial, and the barrier of entry is enormous due to cost o
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Humans can keep improving, we take that as granted, so there is at least one solution to the problem of general intelligence. Now, robots can be far more precise than humans, in fact, assisted surgeries are becoming far more common, where r
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
See, the more time goes by, the more I prefer robot surgeons and assisted surgeons. The skill of these only improves and will reach a level where the most common robots exceed the 90th, and eventually 95th percentiles. Do we really want to
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Isn’t that having your cake and eating it too? Like if you find the performance penalty acceptable, use an RC, and you have imho a better swift.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
You can use runtime ownership structures like ref cells, arcs, etc as well.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
In the context of economics, bears and bulls are people who have a negative/ positive outlook. Something looking bearish means you have a belief that it will go down. Something looking bullish means I you believe ut will go up.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Bears predicted 11 of the last 3 recessions or something.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
I work at lambda, and my team would be the one to engage with OP, it most likely would have been me actually to investigate this. The fact that support didn’t engage us seems odd as we have gotten engaged for far more silly stuff. However,
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
I don’t think they are trying to hide that. From the about page. > Kiro is built and operated by a small, opinionated team within AWS. Disclaimer: I work at AWS, different org though.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
I’d call it sad. Not even disappointing.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
It’s just a slower, more expensive, distributed database. People can claim all they wish that it’s trustless, that we miss the bigger picture, but many have said again and again, the value of any currency is as high as the trust that it wil
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
People will hurt themselves only to avoid boredom. People play souls games exactly because they are hard and offer a challenge. The protein folding games paved the way to AlphaFold.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
It wasn’t. IMHO the best feature and only real reason I hang around HN is exactly because I get to interact with others who know more. The magic is in knowing how the trick works.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
And it was glorious! MMs sure learned though. Premiums have exploded now.

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