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by cgio 3y ago
Thank you for the detailed answer. I am looking into a risk management system and valuation also seems to be an area where data structures can significantly improve calculation time. Also on my end looking into the role of data structure in
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by cgio 3y ago
That sounds very interesting. Would you be able to reference any such exotic data structure and maybe the process of getting to defining it?
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by cgio 3y ago
I didn’t know that’s what we are called, but now that I see it in words, it sounds very accurate. There is a class issue, me being middle class second generation at play. With no guarantees of financial security from home but expectations o
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by cgio 3y ago
I upvoted this one but wonder whether I did it because it cunningly convinced me to consume a long form content just to eat the pellet for the fact I read it to the end. I agree with many of the statements, always keep an eye out though for
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by cgio 3y ago
It can be a bit intimidating but try to read it not as something you need to understand as in a truth revealed but rather as something you need to understand as in these are the terms we’ll be using to represent what we explain in text. I.e
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by cgio 3y ago
“Animals are dying. Let’s kill the animals that kill them” argument I would call it.
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by cgio 3y ago
It is a bit of a paradox. Even the title is a perfectionist’s way to see things. Who cares? Do it, even if you do it all wrong.
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by cgio 3y ago
I don’t disagree, but turnover is also subdued in a soft market, therefore the strategy is less efficient. I also assume some layoffs from others may have created an attractive pool of candidates that will be much easier to attract from a l
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by cgio 3y ago
That still does not address my point. Regardless initial conditions, during Covid, productivity was not impacted. So the “unqualified” remote workers still did fine. The question is what has changed since Covid, and what has changed is the
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by cgio 3y ago
It is surprising though that when power was the other way around, and remote was The way, productivity was still humming along. Something does not add up. I know how the world works, let’s not rationalise “domination”. I think I would not w
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by cgio 3y ago
Don’t you see a problem when that decision is being made on the basis of one of the brains only? We all have our ideal way of working and it is quite individual, by forcing one over the other we may get consistency but not best performance.
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by cgio 3y ago
So is the assumption that killbots kill killbots? What about the PTSD on the other side?
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by cgio 3y ago
The GP does not say anything about Sam Altman’s motivation specifically, but rather addresses the argument about regulation. The intent is irrelevant in this context and therefore there would be no need to superimpose intents to address the
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by cgio 3y ago
Why push compute to the edge and have scientists invent AI to invent portal than just have scientist invent portal directly?
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by cgio 3y ago
There is some value to being pedantic. I did not know this fact about the economics Nobel and now I do.
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by cgio 3y ago
I am looking at these people, and while they make money (or they try to convince investors they do), they seem poor (the guy fake-punching on instagram with a red "rent's due" t-shirt is the most honest representation of the
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by cgio 3y ago
A student asked the teacher, “teacher can you teach me?” And the teacher asked “can you?” The student said “no” and then they were both silent.
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by cgio 3y ago
I would be happy to donate considering the value I get from their work. Given the market where they operate, the salary and severance is actually low in my opinion. I would like them to pay their people well.
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by cgio 3y ago
In Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantium) the name of the profession with the responsibility of applying the sponge was σφουγκοκωλάριος, sfougokolariis where sfougo is the sponge, kolos is what you imagine it to be in context. The term is still u
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by cgio 3y ago
What happens when a consumer does not understand the producer’s domain and misuses the data? As we load metadata with semantics of their own, we just kick the can down the road. Metadata is itself semantics about data. In many regulated env
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by cgio 3y ago
I have thanked AI in the past, not Siri or Alexa, but when it’s smart enough for me to wonder whether there is a bit of consciousness hiding in there. Just in case.
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by cgio 3y ago
Most of these words are regularly used in modern Greek, even couple not used would be easily understood (Kleos would confuse some Greeks, not those named Kleanthis though…)
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by cgio 3y ago
The future is not that scary. Our path to it is, though.
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by cgio 3y ago
Also could these be combined with e.g. rustler, having broadway in elixir to do the pipelining while rust NIF does the computationally intensive /cpu bound parts?
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by cgio 3y ago
So if I buy the reduced price property, would I not afford to offer cheaper rent and still get the same return on investment?
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by cgio 3y ago
I would actually expect that the majority of people working on cool stuff are Dark Matter.
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by cgio 3y ago
I am not sure what resetting history has to do with progress. I would not be against a new nude statue.
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by cgio 3y ago
From the article: "The repatriated artifacts are not as well known as the Benin Bronzes, for example, plundered from West Africa by British colonists, or the Parthenon marbles, removed by Lord Elgin in the early 1800s and now on displa
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by cgio 3y ago
One could argue that removing the clothes and the overpaint is just as wrong. It bears as a good reminder of the puritan era, of its destructive tendencies, and we are in some way still part of that era. It can also be a good whataboutist e
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by cgio 3y ago
How serendipitous. I was looking for something like that recently. Admittedly my use case was much simpler, detecting tables of contents on scanned pdfs that usually don’t have them as links to navigate within the document. Will see if this

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