apwell23

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by apwell23 2y ago
i think things they are producing are not that tempting anymore.
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by apwell23 2y ago
yes i like internet better. most ppl are boring asf to talk to
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by apwell23 2y ago
garmin wants me to pay for some gen-ai workout messages on connect plus. Its the most absurd AI slop of all. Same with strava. I workout for mental relaxation and i just hate this AI stuff being crammed in there. Atleast clippy was kind of
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by apwell23 2y ago
are those like embedded analytics in the app or internal BI type workloads ?
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by apwell23 2y ago
is apache druid still a player in this space ? Never seem to hear about it anymore. why would someone choose it over clickhouse?
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by apwell23 2y ago
> the ui they released is entirely hosted on motherduck’s servers who is they in this sentence ? afaik UI was released by motherduck a private company.
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by apwell23 2y ago
then why does everyone keep saying 'cost has plummeted to zero' . am i crazy or is this some emperor has no clothes type situation.
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by apwell23 2y ago
> With Claude, that time cost has plummeted to nearly zero. not sure if anyone knows. how good would a bigquery-sql to scala parser generated code would be? can i use it without having to dig into generated code?
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by apwell23 2y ago
ceos found AI as escape hatch for their over hiring during pandemic boom year. they were just playing to this market reaction layoffs = bad layoffs because of AI = good
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by apwell23 2y ago
i found joy in skiing the very first time i tried it in my mid 30s. been skiing every season since that day for 40+ days minimum. same with coding. instantly loved it and choose it as my career. still enjoy it today.
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by apwell23 2y ago
> "Because it only took me a few month to be able to play pretty advanced piano sheets compared to some of my relatives who are struggling with the basics starting it in their adulthood." I don't get it. you'll be a b
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by apwell23 2y ago
what does it mean to "push" ? they used to beat the living shit out of us india when were growing up. is that what you mean?
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by apwell23 2y ago
"AI will solve all of physics " these guys are making shit up on the fly now. anything goes.
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by apwell23 2y ago
overtake ceo by 2026
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by apwell23 2y ago
> More like an absolute bumbling idiot sam altman said AI would "clone his brain" by 2026. He is wrong, it already has. I've listened to him speak many times and thats an accurate description. seriously, has he ever said
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by apwell23 2y ago
> era when human intelligence is declining is it ? i am listening to most beautiful music that was ever created. it was created in 2024.
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by apwell23 2y ago
yes i live in a major city and i've never seen a woman live by herself. like not even a once. anyways i wasn't contradicting that there are more women working now ( which is not actually true ) . I was asking how you correlated th
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by apwell23 2y ago
sure but how did you relate that to birthrates. did you correlate any datapoints to make that hypothesis about india? like did you look up who many women voluntarily 'live by themselves' in india ?
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by apwell23 2y ago
> Chances are if you keep pulling people out of places with high birthrates they will continue to have high birthrates no comments mentioning immigrant birthrates below misunderstood what is being talked about here. > they will conti
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by apwell23 2y ago
> Even in India, there are more and more who choose to have fewer, and sometimes no children. thank god!! its suffocating over here. curious why do you think women have gained economic and social freedom in india?
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by apwell23 2y ago
not sure how thats relevant. planet is still overpopulated. Its not like someone polluting the planet in uk will only pollute uk. we all share the same global atmosphere.
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by apwell23 2y ago
you are assuming that people who have them are making conscious choice to have them. I live in india and everyone here has them by default, there is no flowchart with a diamond. its just something ppl do, like going to the bathroom. in the
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by apwell23 2y ago
> Here's maybe a dumb question serious question, why did you think your question might be dumb?
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by apwell23 2y ago
yea i laugh when someone says no one wants to immigrate to usa anymore. most of these colleges are conduits for immigration in usa.
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by apwell23 2y ago
yea no "leaks" this time which was a constant feature of his last term
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by apwell23 2y ago
every college grad in my neighborhood in india is planning to go to usa after graduation. its seen as something odd when someone decides not to.
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by apwell23 2y ago
anyone know why trump didn't do any of these betwee 2016-2020 when he ran on exact same platform. But this time he hit the ground running. What's different this time?
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by apwell23 2y ago
> run both Navidrome and Jellyfin in docker containers > use NordVPN Meshnet to securely connect to them outside of the home > host an entire FLAC library and then transcode to Opus on the fly. i really have no idea what any of th
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by apwell23 2y ago
> The "real" point of an argument is not to persuade the other side (though that is what you aspire to nonetheless) but to exchange views to me real point is just entertainment
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by apwell23 2y ago
getting citizenship on student visa?

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