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We Should Stop Using JavaScript [video](youtube.com)
6 points by ayakang31415 2y ago|5 comments
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
Massive props to AI teams at Meta that released this model open source
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
Since the beginning of 2024, official exchange rate of Argentina peso to USD is relatively flat compared to the declining rate before Milei was elected. To me, this indicates that inflation is slowly stablizing. But I know there is also &qu
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
When I say decentralized, I mean security measures and updates taken locally at the facility. For example, MRI machines are local, and they get maintained and updated by specialists dispatched by the vendor (Siemens or GE)
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
Is there any security company that provides decentralized service?
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
If true, this is insane that critical facilities like hospital do not have decentralized security system.
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
Lots of innovation came from Bell Labs or other national laboratories that are foundations of many modern technologies. I always thought that private sector alone cannot make technological progress fast without the help of the government sp
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
Yeah, lots of things Python can do but Bash cannot simply because of vast selection of third party modules available in Python.
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
You use Bash for that not because it is better, but because UNIX related binaries are configured in Bash.
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
Is there anything Bash does that Python can't do? I feel like using Python is just way better than using Bash.
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
This game brings me so much nostalgia. I used to play SC when I was a middle school student from 2000 to 2002. I was so good at the game that around my age group I was probably the best in Seoul. I also participated at a pro tournament (ong
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
Ilya is definitely much smarter than me in AI space, and I believe he knows something I have no grasp of understanding in. But my gut feeling tells me that most of the general public will have no idea how dangerous AI could be including me.
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
This is exactly my point about the word AI. They should not use the word AI to describe LLMs or any other generative models. Then again, words evolve to mean different things over time, so AI is a fine term to stick with.
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
Maybe I am naive about the progress in this space, but we should not use the word "AI" first because it adds to the confusion many people have about DNN based programs. So called AI is not much different from many software we&#x27
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
So it is not really private then.
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
There was one part that I didn't understand about AI compute: For certain tasks, server side compute will be done as on-device chip is not powerful enough I suppose. How does this ensure privacy in verifiable manner? How do you CONFIRM
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
I am sure people are priced out of "desirable" places. I don't think this can be fixed by oversupplying homes in specific areas. You need to incentivize people to move into low dense areas.
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
Is the association correlation or causation? Because that is very important. People with higher BMI (thus higher risk of diabetes) tend to be self conscious about their diet, they might consume more artificial sweeteners than healthy indivi
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by ayakang31415 2y ago
Help me understand how the inflation has not slowed down in Argentina. I am looking at Argentina peso to usd chart over the past one year, and recent devaluation of peso is relatively flat compared to the declining rate a few months ago.
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Japan has fantastic ticketing system that has reasonable ticket price that is fixed, and no scalpers can buy all the tickets because it is a lottery system.
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
I would like to ask anyone who knows medical policies: can we not have cap on accepted medical school matriculants each year? Can we have a system where if you are qualified to attend medical school, let as many of them attend as they can s
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Precisely, he predicted it.
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
There is an easy solution not just for this, but for other potential masses: Just go with MIT license and make money with support
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Abstract: A16.00002 : Partial levitation, type-II-superconductor characteristic, at room temperature and atmospheric pressure in PCPOSOS
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Abstract of PCPOSOS, formerly known as LK99, presenting on March 4, 2024 at APS(meetings.aps.org)
4 points by ayakang31415 3y ago|1 comments
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Finally something is being done about this that I have always wondered about: non-profit that operates like for-profit business
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
If you have an iPhone, just change your phone region to Japan, and use wallet app to add Suica card to your apple wallet. You can charge whatever amount to your Suica card using Apple pay and it's good to go.
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Something I just realized is that the reason why huge stations have multiple platforms is because there are so many people using the station they had to add multiple platforms to accommodate more subway trains to manage the crowd. But again
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
There was a station (which I don't remember) I had to leave the subway and buy a different ticket to transfer. Some stations have multiple platforms stacked next to each other that it is easy to transfer even if the lines are managed b
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
I just came back from Tokyo and while I was there I stayed at a hotel in Shinjuku. I used the train station so frequently that I can now navigate easily within the station, but if you are not used to Japanese train system, it is not so frie

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