VHRanger

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The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma(youtube.com)
7 points by VHRanger 5y ago|0 comments
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by VHRanger 5y ago
I wasnt, thanks!
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by VHRanger 5y ago
It employs scrapyard employees!
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by VHRanger 5y ago
No there's about 150 chips in a s19
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by VHRanger 5y ago
>1) miners have a much lower cost of production than the cryptocurrency’s market price. Only true in the short term. In the long term the arbitrage opportunity closes to zero. So while investment and production bottlenects create profita
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by VHRanger 5y ago
You could just move it to proof-of-stake. Seriously, even if you find value in Bitcoin, proof-of-work is unsustainable. At current rates it's burning 0.5% of world energy. If price went to $300k it would end up burning 3% of world ener
907.
by VHRanger 5y ago
I was just saying how we have too many current-gen CPUs and no one knows what to do with them
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by VHRanger 5y ago
It uses them because they cost money. And securing the network costs money in a proportional amount to the market price of the coin. The network is no more or less efficient burning through 20% of the human race's energy output as it i
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by VHRanger 5y ago
I'd say mathematical concepts are "discovered" rather than "invented". Even something like complex numbers.
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by VHRanger 5y ago
Veritasium always makes great stuff
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How badly is cryptocurrency worsening the chip shortage?(singlelunch.com)
90 points by VHRanger 5y ago|119 comments
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by VHRanger 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gang_Leader_for_a_Day Also: a McDonalds job is better than being a street corner dealer
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by VHRanger 5y ago
Uh, there's a ton of leverage in the ecosystem. Even DeFi creates gigantic leverage while being "debtless" - the typical usecase for DeFi is just financial leverage: - have BTC you lock up, get a stablecoins in exchange - buy
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by VHRanger 5y ago
Sorry, I meant specifically unit testing. A good rule of thumb is that if you need heavy mocking to get unit testing done, you should probably just integration and end-to-end test it. Example 1: typical machine learning training microservic
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by VHRanger 5y ago
Sometimes destroying the natural design of a system in the aim of making it testable makes everything worse Seems like an innocuous and trivially true statement, but on some teams which follow SOLID like a religion it's heresy
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by VHRanger 5y ago
Love it as a replacement for sublime text to quickly look at or edit various random files
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by VHRanger 5y ago
When has the number of key presses seriously been the bottleneck for anyone when developing software Look I like mechanical keyboards and editor setups as well, but let's not pretend it's this great panacea. It just feels nicer.
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by VHRanger 5y ago
There are multiple equivalent lambdas on a single EC2 instance, so it's running jobs 10-12hours per day
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by VHRanger 5y ago
ETL and modelling, then pushing the modeled values to tables
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by VHRanger 5y ago
The compiler can't really reason very well about the data layout - it can reason about the instructions
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by VHRanger 5y ago
In my team, we often deploy internal "services" as cronjobs on an EC2 service. This hasn't run into any issues in 24 months. One of these we decided to move to a more serious infrastructure (a set of AWS lambdas). It's f
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by VHRanger 5y ago
Yes, and reasonable places have them. This is why we neuter dogs, primarily (population control and backyard breeder nightmare control) Some places have reasonable laws RE: dog ownership restrictions.
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by VHRanger 5y ago
> Dom/Sub Dominance is not even the proper way to think about dog social behavior. It's based on flawed studies from the 1960s. I encourage everyone to read the AVSAB position statement on dominance: https://avsab.or
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by VHRanger 5y ago
> No one tells dog owners this though. Uh, the barest of a 15sec google search, or the first minute of any halfway decent Youtube article mentions all you talk about It's very much 101 stuff. People missing that basic knowledge are
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by VHRanger 5y ago
Most dogs are especially mentally understimulated, rather than just physically understimulated. If you have a dog, set time aside to do activities with them, whether it's training tricks with them, or some sort of cooperative sport, ob
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by VHRanger 5y ago
Wow, your site is indeed fast. Good job!
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by VHRanger 5y ago
Right , PoW crypto is a negative sum game
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by VHRanger 5y ago
TSLA didn't sell that $100m to "test liquidity" - that was always a nonsense explanation. They sold because it was the best way to have a book profit for the quarter
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by VHRanger 5y ago
How are they implemented? Compile time? With template expansion like D and C++?
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by VHRanger 5y ago
Artists are marks in the NFT scam, paying large NFT minting fees with very few actual NFTs being sold to recoup costs. It's not like artists are lacking ways to monetize apart from NFTs. If a popular artist can extract value from their

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