arthur_sav

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by arthur_sav 3y ago
No. Too complicated to understand the risks. I would use it only if it becomes mainstream and user friendly.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
Lets be honest, bitcoin is not usable for every day transactions.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
It's not vendors but governments that are pushing for this.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
For me it's useful for new languages that I'm not familiar with, saves a lot of googling time and looking up the docs.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
Good luck finding your favorite movie on Netflix. And Spotify keeps taking songs off their catalogue which ruins my favorite playlists and saved songs. To be fair, streaming services are usually not at fault here. They have to negotiate wit
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
Exactly. Living comfortably in the middle of nowhere is a luxury and that's why all the rich do it. Everybody else needs to be close to the rat race otherwise they can't afford to eat.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
Why would anyone buy a house in a major city, especially for retirement. You can get something decent for half the price near nature.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
It's a feature, not a bug. I've been meaning to cut my youtube consumption anyway.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
"Oops, something went wrong"
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
I've been part of an open source project for well over 2 years now. We use Slack for community management (3k users). It's pretty clear to me that Slack was never really meant to replace forums: - Lots of the previously answered q
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
> why continue to do extremely difficult work? For the same reason rich CEOs still go to work. They find pride in their work and it's a status symbol. Imagine being part of the company that solved AGI.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
>i'd be embarrassed if I made such a thing Most developers, including myself, fall into this trap. The product doesn't have to be sophisticated, innovative or pretty... as long as it solves a problem.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
They've done very to promote it. No educational material, no community... just a handful of announcements. Besides that, most companies already have CI pipelines in place for all their apps. Why would their switch?
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
For me the trick was to no hoard random bookmarks. I still keep a short list of bookmarks that I visit often of very likely to re-visit. Anything else is purged.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
> car determines that you are driving like a drunk person, so shuts down 1. Surely algos don't produce false positives. You will be hostage to an obscure algorithm than can shutdown your car at any moment. 2. If it's possible t
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
> Also notice that Ilya Sutskever is presenting the reasons for the firing as just something he was told. You mean to tell me that the 3-member board told Sutskever that Sama was being bad and he was like "ok, I believe you".
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
Unless "humanity" funds this effort, corporate profits will be the main driving force.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
I beg to differ. Relatively for Sweden, there is a problem. But because you have not experienced it, you see no problem.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
> I have zero worries about my safety. Ah nice. I guess there's no problem then.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
As someone who has lived in some of these countries in the past 10 years. Sweden is simply too nice to criminals. Police, laws... everything. Other countries have no tolerance for that.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
I'm sure Google and Microsoft have access to all the hardware they need. OpenAI is doing the best job out there.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
Imagine being able train a model that mimics a good programmer. It would talk and program in the principles of that programmer's philosophy.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
That's because you need the lazers to see how amazing it was
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
> wise.com Wise is like Paypal 2.0. If you sneeze the wrong way, they'll freeze your account.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
Taxes are complex because they want them to be.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
>The better the product is and the larger the customer base becomes, the higher >the likelihood that some business planner is going to see dollar signs and try to >squeeze the product for everything it’s worth Absolutely true. The
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
I don't understand the complaint here. He's sharing his journey - he's not selling you a course on how to be an indie hacker. If you want to take any lessons from this, that's up to you.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
I hadn't even considered using Yandex. Tried switching from Google to Bing this year but results are not much better - half of Google's results are either ads or irrelevant "safe" results.
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
Thanks google
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by arthur_sav 3y ago
What is this sorcery you speak of?

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