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by c54 4y ago
People have high hopes that Musk is some kind of principled arbiter but it's wishful thinking. https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/14/tech/elonjet-twitter-suspende...
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by c54 4y ago
If OP wants to make models but never worry about them after doing the fun bits, it sounds like they might enjoy academia. The industry premium salary is in part from doing all the work around the “fun part”. As others have mentioned that’s
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by c54 4y ago
Problem is it wouldn’t be 10% more, it’d be 100% more
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by c54 4y ago
Can this search browser history? I've seen browserparrot[0] for this purpose but it's a bit abandoned from what I can tell. [0] https://www.browserparrot.com/
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by c54 4y ago
Agreed, can the title be changed to something like "Google search results vs GPT3"
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by c54 4y ago
Diataxis looks interesting thanks for the link
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by c54 4y ago
I think this basically doesn’t matter and it’s fine for institutional culture to have its own ingroup jargon. Trying to standardize for some aesthetic reason wouldn’t add anything
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by c54 4y ago
It depends on the specific protocol (aka blockchain or token) you're using. For instance, bitcoin is very simply publicly visible, each transaction is broadcast in the clear and you can trace inputs and outputs online [0] Other protoco
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by c54 4y ago
I like the framing of coral reef restoration as an apollo style moonshot project, that we know where we’re need to get but not how, so let’s figure out how. Cool stuff. I also liked the words of caution and urgency from other animal preserv
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by c54 4y ago
The percent of global power generated by solar is still really quite tiny. It’s going to be interesting to see how the market moves towards increasing panel production over the next several years
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by c54 4y ago
Is there a standard Arena library?
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by c54 4y ago
Makes sense. People have been burned. Probably there are lots of people who think about typescript environment setup and source maps when they think about typing, or who think about python's "isinstance(str, foo)". Or who thi
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by c54 4y ago
I agree with this, yet look at some of the extremely salty comments in this thread. People are upset that something might be useful and that they might benefit from learning it or changing their ways.
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by c54 4y ago
> What problem is k8s even trying to solve? > Say you want to deploy two Python servers. One of them needs Python 3.4 and the other needs Python 3.5. Honestly hilarious. The core value prop example is if you want to run two minor vers
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by c54 4y ago
> “From a cultural resource management perspective, it presents a rare and valuable opportunity to study change over time on an archaeological site in a dynamic glacial environment.” It's cool that there are people who care so much
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by c54 4y ago
Lmao “read from a monitor” as instead of from whatever fancy ARVR dev environments we’ll be on in 15 years?
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by c54 4y ago
K8s GPU nodes are already kind of an example of this-- the app can still access the specialty capabilities of the hardware, we just have to make sure to tell the scheduler "hey run this app on this kind of node with this flavor of capa
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by c54 4y ago
This reads as a bit salty but I’m not mired in javascript enough to evaluate the specifics. My impression is that bun is quite liked in the community. These appear to be a few minor grips. Anyone have more in-depth understanding?
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by c54 4y ago
use facebook's watchman to watch changes to the source for OPs watchman to commit changes to the source of facebook's watchman to commit changes to OP's
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by c54 4y ago
I'm just getting into the python ecosystem in a professional capacity. How does refurb compare to the landscape of other python linters and static analyzers? Is it meant to be used in concert with others or to be more of a one stop sho
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by c54 4y ago
I love seeing these projects but can't imagine what in the world I'd do with one of these devices. Small computers that don't benefit from the mobile UX tradeoffs and don't quite have keyboards or screens or a hinge to s
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by c54 4y ago
Jane street specifically recommends not interviewing in ocaml :)
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by c54 4y ago
God what an incredible story, I love hearing it every time. The prediction of a planet using science and maths. The follow up (correct me on the details here) is that they later measured Mercury’s orbit to a high precision, estimated that s
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by c54 4y ago
I do think some of the concerns here are right on the nose > What can be done to minimize the chances of colossal failure or sub-systemic breakdown, which in the worst case could threaten preservation of science and human knowledge? It s
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by c54 4y ago
Oddly, the initial image caption in the piece states that there's a battle between Arjuna and Krishna. This is a mistake, Arjuna (a Pandava) and Krishna (an incarnated form of the god Vishnu) fought together against the Kauravas, with
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by c54 4y ago
Emacs with spacemacs or doom-emacs’s spacemacs layer (both lf which use vim bindings aka “evil mode”) is quite similar to vim as far as text editing goes. For me this made the initial learning curve pretty approachable.
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by c54 4y ago
I agree that the debris problem is one of those commons-type issues that’ll cost way more to fix than if we’d prevented it in the first place. However, for starlink specifically aren’t the satellites all low enough to deorbit and burn up au
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by c54 4y ago
You said NYT twice, did you mean New Yorker for one?
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by c54 4y ago
“Healthy at any size” is a reasonable stance, and one in reaction to a medical system and social norm of being mean and hateful towards overweight people. BMI is not the only measure of health, but doctors will regularly tell heavyset patie
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by c54 4y ago
Average amount of exercise has gone up and average amount of alcohol consumed has gone down. Those two factors alone cannot explain the steady rise in obesity starting in the 1980s in the US and other developed nations. This[0] analysis poi

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