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by andoando 2y ago
I worked at Tinder and we had full access to all the messages in plaintext, and ability to look up users by phone number, email, etc.
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by andoando 2y ago
It seems theres multiple things by the name ARC. There is one by AI2 which is a text based science questions/word problems. The one Im referring to is this https://lab42.global/arc/ https://lab42.global
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by andoando 2y ago
I don't see how one would not desire it. If youre happy youre happy. If it were possible to be high on heroin my whole life I wouldnt argue against it
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by andoando 2y ago
No I havent read that but probably have read very similar things. Its very easy to say these things so I never put much weight to them. I am just going off my own experiences. What you might consider virtuous like helping others may lead do
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by andoando 2y ago
My feeling is there is neither true path to happiness nor a definite way to sustain it. Any positive change in time will turn to be its undoing.
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by andoando 2y ago
Well 1. Radiology is an insanely niche subject not indiciative of general intelligence, and 2. AI being at good radiology isn't about object recognition or spatial reasoning, its data analysis connecting features to outcomes. Lastly, c
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by andoando 2y ago
I disagree that daily life is "trivial pattern recognition". Just our visual object recognition is immensely powerful and far beyond and current AI. A simple task like walking to the fridge requires a ton of pattern recognition an
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by andoando 2y ago
How does infrequentcy of revoked tokens reduce requests? Dont you have to check every token to see if its revoked? Or Do all the server instances store a copy of all revoked tokens in memory/local db?
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by andoando 2y ago
Not an issue for most cases but a cache of revoked tokens is going to be much smaller than a db of all users tokens.
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by andoando 2y ago
Its great if the interviewer actually takes time to sort out the questions you have, cause seemingly simple questions to you have a lot of assumptions you made. I had an interview "design an app store". I tried asking, ok an app s
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by andoando 2y ago
Good point. If a short session time isnt good enough, you can use a simple key store to check for revoked tokens. Youll be hitting a db but its somewhat better since its just a very small db of revoked tokens. Its hard for me to imagine tho
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by andoando 2y ago
Auth0 provides a lot more goodies than this though. Password reset, organizations, multiple login flows, etc
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by andoando 2y ago
3. Easy to implement. 4. Dont need to hit db. 5. Can store some information with the claim which is very convenient
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by andoando 2y ago
Yes and the safeguards are put in place by a very small group of people living in silicon valley. I saw this issue working at Tinder too. One day they announced how they will be removing ethnicity filters at the height of the BLM movement a
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by andoando 2y ago
My understanding is theyre two sides of the same coin. Any loop can be written recurisvely or iteratively. And a loop is really just a move to the same instruction, or equivalently a replication of the same instruction.
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by andoando 2y ago
While true, to build a language using NAND gates, the language has to specify how to assemble those gates, which will still require conditionals and loops if you want it to build any machine.
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by andoando 2y ago
Very cool. Someone correct me if I am wrong but I dont think this is accurate. >Minimally, should have the following features: variables, looping (think: for/while loops), conditional branching (think: if/else statements) and s
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by andoando 2y ago
When I hear patterns I think of them literally, as a sequence of repeating abstract things. Is his stuff at all related?
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by andoando 2y ago
Nothing stops you from denormalizing in SQL though, you have the power to do both. The NoSQL paradigm has its merits, it just seems like it can be applied in SQL with far less limitations.
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by andoando 2y ago
I still don't understand the advantage of NoSQL over just defining a JSON column and additionally defining columns for the fields you want to query. Postgres lets you do queries over json documents too iirc.
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by andoando 2y ago
What would happen if say you were traveling 1 m/s and the speed of light was 2m/s? I imagine there has to be some special properties when youre at exactly half, or some other special ratio of the speed of light
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by andoando 2y ago
That makes a lot of sense. I was being overly skeptical, Ill have to spend time on learning it before criticizing it.
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by andoando 2y ago
A pattern of what exactly? The "patterns" on the page just look like some odd word document sections used for I have no idea what.
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by andoando 2y ago
I agree with you for the most part. Brainfuck certainly would be way more readable if you gave a collection of symbols names and used those instead. But thats mostly because base level constructs of brainfuck are too low level. Nonetheless
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by andoando 2y ago
I am so confused as to what this is. What does this have to do with patterns?
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by andoando 2y ago
Making unproven claims is exactly how science is advanced
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by andoando 2y ago
Agreed. Even in physics there are many things we dont know. We dont just say "we cant prove it so its not true and were not going to consider otherwise".
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by andoando 2y ago
Nice just what I was looking for.
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by andoando 2y ago
I dont see why one cant have both. Give it names and translate them down to the base symbols so it has a readable syntax. Id just call it something like exceptLast, lastOf, or endOff or something.
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by andoando 2y ago
Why dont the symbols just have names instead of stuff like ||\x. I assume it gets easy to read once you practiced it a bunch but I feel like its such a hindrance to readability/popularity for the sake of appearing simple (look we can r

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