atemerev

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by atemerev 2y ago
Well, I am Russian who has left the country for political reasons. I have some idea of what Russian government is capable of, and how critically they are interested in destabilizing the West.
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by atemerev 2y ago
To solve the "crisis", you need to fabricate the crisis first. Trump works with his Kremlin friends to create the very "problem" he promises to solve.
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by atemerev 2y ago
I can't find definitive proof in open sources, but yes, Russia smuggles migrants to Poland, to Finland, establishes control for the migration routes via Sahel to Southern Europe ( https://www.understandingwar.org/backgro
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by atemerev 2y ago
Well, they are doing it voluntarily — meaning that living standards at their home countries are even more horrid.
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by atemerev 2y ago
Most of the these routes are organized by Russian state actors to be used as a political weapon. The money paid by the would-be immigrants are also eventually going back to Russia.
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by atemerev 2y ago
Like I said, being bound to the country of your birth is cruel unfairness comparable to slavery.
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by atemerev 2y ago
Immigration is good in general and inevitable on mass scale. People will not understand why they are confined to a single country from birth.
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by atemerev 2y ago
Full-range query with aggregations is around 40-60 seconds. Can be optimized, of course.
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by atemerev 2y ago
A “multi-terabyte dataset” is something that fits into a single machine, and can be loaded into Clickhouse in a few minutes.
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Make Immigration Great Again(discoursemagazine.com)
2 points by atemerev 2y ago|0 comments
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by atemerev 2y ago
I have registered a company and used a business address (but this was a generic company, not related to any biotech activity). If you don't have your own company, you can ask someone who has one to use its name and delivery address pro
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by atemerev 2y ago
Well, this is why there are open source models which work better than SotA OpenAI GPT for many production tasks (like opposition research).
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by atemerev 2y ago
We have enough compute to simulate human brain. The theory and our understanding of human brain neurodynamics is not yet there. We are close to fully simulating mouse brain though (it basically works, save for a few wrinks)
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by atemerev 2y ago
Go is a simple, well-designed, easy language to build fun things with. If you want a language to feel clever instead, Haskell is always there.
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by atemerev 2y ago
This is not a useful model; in fact, things are quite bad here. I just wanted to say that US homeownership is absolutely exceptional, has no analogues anywhere else, and exists only by means of extensive government support. In most other co
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by atemerev 2y ago
Pff, in Switzerland, the mean age of the first-time home buyer is 48, and the mean age of a homeowner is 58. And those are the luckiest and the richest who could actually afford buying a house; many rent for life.
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by atemerev 2y ago
Well, if there is another laptop that runs something suitable for development (Fedora is fine), has 10-12 hours of battery time, lightweight, and with a hi-DPI display... oh, there are none. Sorry. No manufacturer in the world ever could ma
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by atemerev 2y ago
It is not a good idea to buy a car in most European cities if you only use it for commuting. We have working public transportation for that. So, you buy a car if you want road trips. There are exactly two fast charging networks in Europe: T
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by atemerev 2y ago
France has their own electric cars, and they love them, indeed.
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by atemerev 2y ago
The market has saturated probably. I look out of the window and I see Model 3s everywhere. I bought one this year, too.
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The unsung productive promise of AI is to free us from household work(discoursemagazine.com)
2 points by atemerev 2y ago|1 comments
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by atemerev 2y ago
Well, I don't use Windows 11 for this reason, and I only use Windows 10 as a games launcher, so there's that.
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by atemerev 2y ago
History is young, there’s too little data to go for meaningful conclusions yet, particularly post-industrial revolution. But yes, I agree, autocracy is a natural state of affairs. Democracy is a miracle to keep.
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by atemerev 2y ago
Autocracies are inherently unstable and dangerous in this regard. They have every incentive to be irrational and unwilling to negotiate. They call it “sovereignty”, which it isn’t — just a sparkling dictatorship. Autocracies have no place i
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by atemerev 2y ago
See “natural join”, which already exists in SQL; I use it all the time.
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by atemerev 2y ago
To be a tech hub, you need: - top-tier universities - a history of successful knowledge transfer projects between the academia and the industry - access to capital (so you need to cater to these VC types and offer them something they want)
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by atemerev 2y ago
Well, I reported my stolen scooter to the police. They haven’t found it, but the case is open! And they helped me in other cases.
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by atemerev 2y ago
Switzerland is very expensive. A stolen bike won’t bring you much money by local standards (and the crime will be investigated by police).
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by atemerev 2y ago
Well, what she describes is the way of parenting in German-speaking parts of Switzerland. Here in Geneva, which is French-speaking, walking alone to school usually happens only at 12 years and older kids. We have a lot of differences even w
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by atemerev 2y ago
How do you measure the response? Also, it might be underaligned, so it is safer (from the legal point of view) to test it without formally associating it with OpenAI.

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