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901.
Decentralized Money Is the Future. Just Ask Al Gore(realclearmarkets.com)
2 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
902.
by cinquemb 6y ago
[0] The social-economic environment and the political consensus behind healthcare, were both contentious in the US pre covid-19 (and arguably globally as well). This has been the case for decades despite changes in the effectively two-party
903.
What Do Workers Want?(overcomingbias.com)
1 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
904.
The Socialist Manifesto(overcomingbias.com)
3 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
905.
Spreadovers vs. SOFR(clarusft.com)
1 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
906.
by cinquemb 6y ago
> "…The problem is that lack of engagement in meetings is often interpreted as apathy or a general lack of engagement in your work…" > Remote workers need to be more persistent in getting involved and speaking up where they
907.
by cinquemb 6y ago
My problem with programming is that I don't even want to look at the screen, type on the keyboard or use a mouse. Constantly translating my thoughts and ideas manually through my hands and eyes directly is annoying.
908.
by cinquemb 6y ago
The author acknowledges in the paper where the overlaps lie wrt to EM (coupled to GR) and QM using a classical model that treats particles as an asymptotically flat spacetime manifold with a region of non trivial topology where time is not
909.
by cinquemb 6y ago
For some reason, you are trying to make it seem like I'm saying that the author is making a quantum theory (i have no idea why you think im saying this), I'm not. > He's presenting a purely classical model which displays s
910.
by cinquemb 6y ago
Quality is something that seems much more useful than perfection and grandiosity (to me at least), but I won't care about it more than necessary to get something done: if a desired reaction can be done with 80% concentration of the com
911.
by cinquemb 6y ago
I wont care (unless im curious enough to explore it), if they want to write a fix themselves they can do it. And if they write a fix, I wont care about it's quality, perfection or grandiosity… and I won't assume that they do eithe
912.
by cinquemb 6y ago
What you quote doesn't deny "no compatability" of the author… (I didnt say it was THE unification theory of QM and GR, you somehow inferred that, why? i dont know) and irrelevant when the author points out where the overlaps
913.
by cinquemb 6y ago
> they care about the same thing you care: your software quality, grandiosity, perfection. Nope, I don't care about this at all. I don't like writing software in of itself. I like trying to find eutectic points of different mol
914.
by cinquemb 6y ago
Not all physicists think they are incompatible. Mark Hadley [0][1] for example suggests that: "On spacetimes that are not time orientable we construct a U(1) bundle [model of a particle as an asymptotically flat spacetime manifold with
915.
by cinquemb 6y ago
How does this compare to the Google Sycamore quantum processor? Would be cool if one could use this to do Hartree-Fock how google layed out [0] with the qubits to compute a bunch of binding energies for a matrix of different elements and mo
916.
How to Pick a Quack: Theory(overcomingbias.com)
1 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
917.
Elois Ate Your Flying Car(overcomingbias.com)
3 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
918.
Google plans additional $600M into Henderson facility(reviewjournal.com)
2 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
919.
by cinquemb 6y ago
I agree, but man so many places are going in the opposite direction… I got lucky with my current gig that I got to implement load balancing/autoscaling with Fabric, ~1000 lines of python in a daemon using boto3, nginx and disk images…
920.
Chart: Road Traffic Falls to 1995 Levels(statista.com)
2 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
921.
by cinquemb 6y ago
Do you know how it compares to t3a? Edit: nvm: $0.0336/h for t4g.medium vs $0.0376/h t3a.medium in aws-east north virginia for on demand. Sucks not available in aws-southeast-1 yet, I would switch just for the performance bump ove
922.
by cinquemb 6y ago
> And others, like in finance. The thing is though, there are huge shifts going on in how finance operates today and how it will be going forward in the future… A lot of things that most people in various societies have not questioned f
923.
by cinquemb 6y ago
The thing is, you can get all of what they say they want in any large city in the world much cheaper than large cities in the US if one does their research… my 3br apartment with a home office in Jakarta is still cheaper than the 1B in in a
924.
by cinquemb 6y ago
> From what I have seen, the least technically resourced journals often use hosted platforms or free software like OJS (basically wordpress for journals), which comes with features like HTML meta tags and OAI-PMH by default. Yeah, and t
925.
by cinquemb 6y ago
> as well as a long tail of small publishers that don't use simple/common mechanisms like OAI-PMH and the `citation_pdf_url` HTML meta tag to identify fulltext content. The OAI-PMH ecosystem sadly is not very complete or helpfu
926.
Where Hot Solar Thermochemistry Research Is Today: What’s Needed Next(solarpaces.org)
2 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
927.
Our Brave New Merged World(overcomingbias.com)
5 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
928.
by cinquemb 6y ago
> "run dnsmasq on every single machine and be done with it" Haha this is what I do…
929.
by cinquemb 6y ago
A small company in an EM country, I don't think infra spend will ever come close to those in the US to being within the budget without significantly affecting margins… and considering that a lot of companies in the US are funded with e
930.
by cinquemb 6y ago
> They do not know nor often do they care initially about using a non-open, non-free thing. Man, I get this now esp with AWS services and everyone recommending how "easy" it is to x with y service, and why it we should use to t

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