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asah
1y ago
DROP DATABASE :-)
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1y ago
serious q: how much extra failure rate would you expect from the physical transition to space? on one hand, I imagine you'd rack things up so the whole rack/etc moves as one into space, OTOH there's still movement and things
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asah
1y ago
um, perhaps it's worth reviewing the stock charts for MAANG whose early investors extracted a tiny % of the their total marketcaps. The subtlety is that you can buy shares on the open market post-IPO, so when you buy "pre-IPO"
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asah
1y ago
How about they ask ChatGPT for help !
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1y ago
the markets are provably inefficient: companies shouldn't have their total marketcaps jostle by whole percentage points in a single trading day, when the underlying economics aren't that volatile. but "markets" are (and
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asah
1y ago
I've heard this fear for decades about COBOL programmers, and yet I don't see this bubbling up except higher costs. If there's a shortage, in the free market, humans will retrain.
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1y ago
"By making the Send button larger and more prominent, participants were able to spot the button four times faster." By making the Send button larger and more prominent, participants were 4x more likely to accidentally press it. Al
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1y ago
AFAICT it's impractical to keep residential addresses 100% private/secure - too many ways to get an address from any number of companies, organizations and governments that collect it for various reasons. Plus numerous ways to inf
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1y ago
I hear you! one thing: given that gmail is free includes forwarding and all-but-unlimited storage, I work around these limitations with a (free) new gmail account that I use for notion etc. (this issue also affects Advanced Protection gmail
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1y ago
-1: this writes down the billions Google invested over many years. It's like saying that a modern car is hitting more than a model T from 100 years ago.
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1y ago
source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_German_coffee_crisis#Infl...
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1y ago
Port of LA: https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:-118.168/c... NJ: https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:-74.148/ce...
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1y ago
https://chatgpt.com/share/680cb5ae-10d8-8007-a580-b7c3266138... The comment criticizes a chart or metric comparing "performance factor" to torque and degrees of freedom (DOFs) in robotics, calling it "th
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1y ago
For postgresql development, you run configure over and over...
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1y ago
is there a way for AI music to become an "instrument" the way synths and drug machines became in the 70s/80s...
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asah
1y ago
from insider eng sources, the search quality mess is not intentional. I worked on various commerce search engines, and briefly ran Google Shopping back in the day - surprisingly hard problem !
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1y ago
#proudinvestor (very early angel) in Amplyx pharmaceuticals (fosmanogepix) from many years ago. fosmanogepix has proven anti-fungal activity in 4 of the 5 target classes and is in stage III trials. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&#x
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2y ago
This is to stop the practice of shipping things to a place, making a small change, then re-exporting from there to avoid tariffs.
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asah
2y ago
hahaha, Delancey-Essex is now waterfront property!
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2y ago
get a separate device for work ?
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asah
2y ago
1.4 hrs/day lol. Same survey probably concluded that young men watch porn once a month.
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2y ago
As I cross 40 years in this industry, I find that my procrastination often has subtle root causes. I assume others have the same experience. Currently, I've been putting off a long report for a few days and it's because I'm t
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2y ago
Dumb q: could one stay the catalyst on everything, let the PET break down, then separate from the other polymers?
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2y ago
It nailed my two hard reasoning+linguistic+math questions in one shot, both the kinds of things that LLM struggle but humans do well. (DM me for the questions)
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2y ago
This happened to me once. I caught my breath, found an identical server and copied the files over using uuencode and cat, until I had enough working to create a second terminal window and could use better tools to verify everything. 5 minut
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2y ago
haha, yeah this combo was pretty hilarious and highly inconsistent from reading to reading: https://www.openai.fm/#b2a4c1ca-b15a-44eb-9cd9-377f0e47e5a6
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asah
2y ago
Perhaps there's some new rice cooker with AI cleaning /s Until then, my Zojirushi is very simple to clean.
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2y ago
well... in fact... - military is 2.7% GDP for US: https://www.defense.gov/Multimedia/Photos/igphoto/2002099941... vs 1.9% for Europe: https://www.google.com/search?q=europe+spending+on+defense
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2y ago
Conspicuously absent: China (34.4T), Russia (6T) vs US (26T)
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2y ago
I suppose it's good news that AI will displace these humans ?
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