andrewpolidori

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by andrewpolidori 2mo ago
for local Canadian based workflows that want sovereignty, I recommend https://about.worktree.ca
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by andrewpolidori 1y ago
Let's leave the analogy in it's grave. The point is that the responsibility for delivery falls to the provider of the internet service not the proprietor of the content in another country, who is not a business in the country and
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by andrewpolidori 1y ago
Your analogy falls flat because they have to connect to the website, not the other way around. You can't argue that someone requesting access to a page is the same as delivering a book into their borders. They can choose to block acces
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by andrewpolidori 2y ago
I often wonder what are some better strategies for standing out in an application process like this? Resumes being generated by LLMs strikes me as a setback for this type of system.
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by andrewpolidori 2y ago
While reproducible build envs are a nice feature of using containers, they aren't the primary benefit. The primary benefit is resource usage and orchestration. Rather than duplicating entire aspects of an OS stack (which might ne consi
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by andrewpolidori 2y ago
Well it doesn't need to imply it, those measures do drive up the cost without debate. It's fine that they do though as we value people's lives more than that.
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by andrewpolidori 2y ago
also no, lol
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by andrewpolidori 2y ago
I'd be interested in reading more about the studies done on that group! Any particularly interesting ones or places to check?
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by andrewpolidori 2y ago
Absolutely right! Famously every town in the ancient Mediterranean had a Hercules story about how he came around and did some unique thing.
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by andrewpolidori 2y ago
It is an amazing model! I think it works well because it's a library that is "infrastructure" / "support" for other systems though (browsers, android) I wonder if it applies to the kind of software that is more
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
In general, it's not a protection from gross negligence and/or fraud. The problem is that in cases like these it's extremely difficult to prove such a thing, especially considering it's over many decades and potentially
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
> Corporate entities and the legal protection they provide are accessible to only the wealthy and elite. This is the part of the previous comment to which I was responding, giving just one example of how it's not the case. Limited L
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
This just isn't true though. Do you mean to say thay legal remedies are more accessible to the rich? Every single small business owner benefits from the liability protections of corporations. If my business burns down and it's not
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
Did you read the prompt? it says this immediately after: 'Use all possible different descents with equal probability. Some examples of possible descents are: Caucasian, Hispanic, Black, Middle-Eastern, South Asian, White. They should a
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
No exit but racked up 10s of millions of dollars in increasing salary since 2017 while laying off 250 employees
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
Is attenuation in a vacuum also better?
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
I'm pretty sure that's what the instructions in the box say
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
Sorry I didn't mean to imply that wasn't a driving factor of it's creation. I should've said that it's a useful side effect
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
True, but there are times when doing some analyzes or refactoring that what one wants to operate on is go source directly, so the output of gofmt is easier and standardized and doesn't require handling the ast at all.
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
The benefit of gofmt has nothing to do with "style" per se. Because it's standardized, tools can rely on its output. This means that you can easily write tools that handle go source code and interoperate well with each other
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
This is good advice, if doing dishes is boring, procrastination won't help it'll only make it worse. Taking pride in a dish well washed and a clean kitchen/living space makes the task worth it.
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
I'm curious to know what is more expensive to roll out capacity for. starlink launches are expensive but so is doing work under the sea.
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
Interesting! What do you think it's a red flag for? If it's easier to use the prompt why not do that at the level of abstraction that makes sense?
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
What makes it so difficult to profit from? A yearly subscription to maintain some text entries doesn't seem that crazy to me.
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
PPV is pretty old concept, but it just gets wrecked by ad supported free content. Which is basically what you described but with unlimited access and higher upside no? The content has to be genuinely very unique to be worth ppv, i.e a boxin
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
Here is an example which shows how they participate in the cutting edge https://youtu.be/DZ0yfEnwipo essentially they develop and license technologies around the chip making process
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
Modern IBM is at the forefront of modern chip design. They regularly publish some of the most advanced research in the world, and are part of the industry consortium driving those changes.
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
I often wonder what certain industries could be if intensely focussed on "improvement" over profit taking. But then again the most "important" problems/industries are so capital intense without the profit motive I&#
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
We need it to cheaply build all the things that are made of those elements. We also need to stop strip mining our home for those things if we can avoid it. We might also want to use those things in space where it's harder to launch the
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by andrewpolidori 3y ago
It feels to me more like giving them the choice of two excavators one with many more options that are unnecessary and one with simple easy to grok basic controls

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