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+1 for Children of Time. And the audiobook narration is amazing.
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Look into building an ethereum mining machine... it can double as an ML workstation. That's what I did.
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4y ago
And while they're at it, can they unify the pip, egg, conda, miniconda, apt-get dependency management madness? If we're putting in requests for miracles, that's mine.
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4y ago
Never come to Michigan, ( Or Minnesota, or North Dakota ), in the winter! https://www.thrillist.com/travel/nation/us-states-with-the-w...
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4y ago
Intermittent in Oakland, CA
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No. This would take a very long post to explain why, but in short, it depends heavily on which NVIDIA Cards / CUDA drivers / versions of Linux you're using. Or you're running on AWS GPUs or TPUs and paying a lot more eit
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Show HN: Nomadic, a node Postgres migration tool
(npmjs.com)
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It wasn’t a robbery! It was engineers dutifully executing the smart contract according to its terms!
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"Your body" is a hierarchy of cells, cellular processes, and organs, all of which consume energy. And in increasingly many cases, "your body" has prosthetic augmentations or very difficult to produce medicine, without wh
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This is true. It’s also true that “your body” is just a social construct. The rabbit hole of “property is just an idea” doesn’t end well for humans who seek agency.
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Reminds me of a recently posted article about construction [0]. If something is changing a lot, that's one sign of high capital investment. If you look at the greatest cities in the world, they're never "done". The ones
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As someone currently building GPT-* applications for fun and profit it has dawned on me. Essentially it's an ethics problem, and an unsolved one. I already feel really uncomfortable asking peurile questions of any LLM I experiment with
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The state is doing just that, with project HomeKey.
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Not a crypto maximalist, but Zillow and Redfin ( and lots of other "collectible" marketplaces ) are just fine, even though we don't exactly "transact using houses".
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Can someone with more knowledge of Chemistry enlighten me why chemistry experimentation isn't the killer app for the Metaverse, at least for low-order reactions? I know the e.g. protein folding class of problems are prohibitively compu
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Minification also does some tree-shaking, which results in unused branches and libraries being pruned ( and therefore not needing to be loaded into memory ) and a smaller source size. Some constants can be inlined, which leads to faster exe
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More like 20,000-200,000. to many of us, depending on phase of career and location.
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I’m guessing if you’re allergic to chitin you can’t do this? Anaphylactic shock isn’t worth a slightly larger working memory ahahaha.
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Software is going to be needed to control many many more automated systems especially as we age and don’t have replacement birthrates. So the demand, and therefore the pay, for highly skilled technical professions will only increase.
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Vercel on the frontend and Heroku on the backend already do this, so you have something specific in mind?
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Also invested 500 million into Rivian.
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Why even bother? Either you can do the work or you can’t do the work. Talk about relevant experience you have if they ask ( and they will ask what you’ve been working on recently, if my experience as an interviewer of hundreds of swes is wo
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Inference times are key. If it can't be produced within reasonable latency, then there will be no real world use case for it because it's simply too expensive to run inference at scale.
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A true non-smart parallel is this. You and I agree on a sporting event between humans. Because I want to construct a fantasy, let's just say it's a three-point basketball contest between adolescents (under 13). The observer will p
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I meant "margin called" figuratively, not literally. Essentially investors will start seeing negative cap rates and either demand redemptions or will start liquidating their RE portfolios, which isn't a real margin call, but
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Sounds like a lot of FUD, the politicians won’t do anything like that because free stuff very easily causes divisive policies. What will happen, and is happening, is that more luxury housing is being built and less code ( regulations )
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Wonder how it compares to the ultimate hacking keyboard ( Uhk )? I’ve been using it for a few years now and I say the same. They look very similar so curious if you’ve tried it too and the dygma still came out on top?
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Depending on the day and which regulatory body you ask, many unicorns , faangs and cryptos, ( and also real estate developers, extractive industry, pharma, etc ) are committing crimes, or facilitating crimes —- and getting away with it. Edi
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Options are about the same risk level and you can 100x with them
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Basecamp for sure
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