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by cgio 1y ago
That's their purpose right?
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by cgio 1y ago
I find the overall discussion on this topic interesting, but it feels like we could emphasise a bit more how this is related with the transition of discourse from freedom to righteousness. In this context, arguing the fairness of being free
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by cgio 1y ago
Is a fair summary of this that in a belief system attacking any of its individual components can compromise the system itself? I would not find this surprising, actually rather intuitive. The insights I would be finding really interesting
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by cgio 1y ago
I read it as after requirements and before code. This is how I would expect it to work too. It reads the existing codebase, which also makes sense for non greenfield projects as in the example.
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by cgio 1y ago
If the bars are any accurate, the fact that the last season is the closest to reality, would be an indication that it becomes less imaginative.
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by cgio 1y ago
Before taking methylene blue, and if you have genetic origins from high risk areas (Mediterranean, African, SE Asia), make sure you know that you don’t have G6PD. As with all antimalarials, G6PD may result in haemolysis. Of course it’s also
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by cgio 1y ago
And gets pricier too. The prices are absolutely eye watering!
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by cgio 1y ago
Practically no one is herded by what is actually going to happen, hardly even by what is expected to happen. Business pretends that it is driven by expectations, but is mostly driven by the past, as in financial statements. What is the bonu
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by cgio 1y ago
When I put out any electrical/electronic device here in Australia, the only thing that gets picked up, is the wires, snipped from the devices; I still don’t know why. Recycling would not make sense at this scale I think. And in the pro
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by cgio 1y ago
The logical click bait on this one. I could not resist thinking it’s like saying there is no circle other than a round circle, but I had no idea if it’s equivalent and fair comment given my limited cryptography knowledge (as in non existent
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by cgio 1y ago
So the system will not crumble after it crumbles in transition.
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by cgio 1y ago
The leverage from revenue to market cap can mean a few different things. Duolingo may be overvalued, coursera undervalued, or both. In any case, the impact of gamification on revenue would be a better indicator of its direct efficiency. The
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by cgio 1y ago
A minimalist pickup truck could be a bicycle. Depends on whether you really need a truck at all.
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by cgio 1y ago
On the one hand, we will all be replaced by AI, so jobs are lost. On the other hand, we have to work till we die or the system will crumble. Thus, the system will crumble, it’s just about who will end up with the hot potato.
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by cgio 1y ago
At least they are making windows so bad that the incentive to go the other way around with Linux and wine looks better by the day. I personally made the transition last year. I have been playing with Linux since late 90s with dual boot, vms
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by cgio 1y ago
I am not sure whether it sucks as a workplace. My memories from Greece were that shipyard employees were complaining they don’t get to build ships anymore. What sucks is probably the cost management that comes with the unique combination of
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by cgio 1y ago
For when you need more executors without rewriting your logic.
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by cgio 1y ago
I think a pseudo random walk would be a good algo for diversity. Long form anything is being challenged, but form is an epoque attribute. In 10 years people will be lamenting how the young generation is lost in hourlong songs and encyclopae
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by cgio 1y ago
I know many push batch systems, e.g. all the csv type pushed onto s3 and processed in an event based pipeline. Even for non event based, the fact that I schedule a batch does not make a pipeline pull. Pull is when I control the timing AND q
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by cgio 1y ago
Team topology is a fancy way to describe span of control and team structure.
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by cgio 1y ago
REST as the author finds out is not for state synchronisation. CRDTs are also not about state synchronisation, only so in an eventual sense, so similar to REST, you can make it work, but you are twisting the approach with assumptions and st
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by cgio 1y ago
That’s how we decision makers tell each other we are transforming our teams to AI first ;-). Touching up a text is literally the shallowest way to apply AI, so it figures. The schizophrenic practice of asking for AI savings and cutting base
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by cgio 1y ago
My lemma: “No one thinks their direct reports can be replaced by AI. Everyone thinks their direct reports’ reports can be replaced by AI.”
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by cgio 1y ago
Being European, I do not confuse socialism with centrism.
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by cgio 1y ago
Ashtray Maze is a masterpiece and music is core to its experience indeed.
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by cgio 1y ago
Where is it left field I struggle to see, in the context of the document we discuss this is. E.g I read paragraph 5 and I would struggle to say whether this is written by a Pope or a cheap Adam Smith knock off. Adam Smith had more moral sen
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by cgio 1y ago
This is because dignity is somehow naturally aligned with property, indirectly power? I give an example where it does apply moral teachings to economic scenarios myself, e.g. monastic life. If you mean that the natural property argument is
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by cgio 1y ago
This is indeed in line with the original document discussed and equally second class. In support of a quantum nuclear family, where the idea and concept of the working parents whose existence waves collapse nightly to kiss their kids goodni
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by cgio 1y ago
I wanted to be more fair and less dismissive, even though from my perspective the problematic second part is the main focus. But I did spend more time on the third part, and has it made it even worse? First some generalities about how poor
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by cgio 1y ago
It is at best reading a humanistic call, no spiritual content at all. I wonder how the reference to Nature works as an argument for the law of the strongest essentially but not e.g. for homosexuality. Why is the argument that we have to be

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