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by curuinor 2mo ago
I sometimes say "in the style of Ciechanowski" to LLM presentations I make to myself to learn things, and it creates great JS visualizations. Is this plagiarism (... whatever it is) of the style of "in the style of ..."
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by curuinor 2mo ago
probably not their actual name. if you need a search term, qiao乔于yu is better than qiao yu. better read chinese. they've long deleted the actual video, of course
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Use prime numbers to schedule repeating tasks(howonlee.github.io)
2 points by curuinor 2mo ago|0 comments
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by curuinor 2mo ago
"weakening" and "strengthening" often confuses lay peeps really hard on this subject, as a plain source of confusion. "cheaper" and "more expensive" are frankly better words
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by curuinor 2mo ago
It's like 6-7 CNY to USD right now. If that goes to 1 or 2 (if the CNY rises dramatically in price wrt the USD), then everything imported from China to the US explodes in price. Explosion in price, the imports reduce dramatically. So C
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by curuinor 2mo ago
CNY displacing USD would entail allowing people outside China to buy really significant quantities of CNY-denominated financial products. This would entail CNY/USD changing so CNY is more expensive, because the default currency for fin
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by curuinor 2mo ago
There's a lotta humans, not just one, and some have power over others.
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by curuinor 2mo ago
Article has a paragraph about how lidar is rapidly getting cheaper, so the camera comparison is only temporary Dolgov also pushed back on the one knock that camera-only fans always reach for: cost. Waymo is on its sixth generation of hardw
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by curuinor 2mo ago
How much of a sin is it for the ambulance-chaser to chase ambulances if the ambulances are there and legitimate? This is what the tort law is for. He's not the one who sprayed feces-water on the lettuce...
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by curuinor 3mo ago
but at the same time China's history is a lot less warlike than Western culture. What the hell is Sanfilippo smoking? Does he know nothing about Chinese history?
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by curuinor 4mo ago
can't assume gaussian underlying distribution of the word-knowing, it's known zipfian. so you can't be doing anovas or anything of that nature because if you look up zipfian distribution's variance, you get Nature and Re
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by curuinor 4mo ago
the man leveraged the fact that his name was the same as Andrew Carnegie (having no relation) to launch a publishing empire. it was hacks from the beginning
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by curuinor 4mo ago
Dale Carnegie created it, Tim Ferriss is a century too late to point as origin.
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by curuinor 4mo ago
finance is a service.
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by curuinor 4mo ago
guy's korean, looks like? korean <-> english is the hardest language pair of two industrialized-nation languages, almost.
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by curuinor 4mo ago
https://www.lindahall.org/about/news/scientist-of-the-day/ca... "It was said that when doing astronomical calculations that required logarithms, which are typically 10 digit numbers in log tables, [C. F.
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by curuinor 5mo ago
all mention of aekjeot (fish sauce) and saeujeot (tiny shrimp) seems to be elided here. kimchi in coastal regions (and most commercialized korean kimchi) has a strong tendency to have that in, so if you take grothendieck's recipe as is
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by curuinor 6mo ago
It is adversely selected, but it's not debt, it's equity, so price action can go real fast and nobody will be burned except folks who soberly-or-not opted into this. Everyone _knows_ Elon is the way he is, so nobody will be _surpr
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by curuinor 6mo ago
Omnissiah-bothering, I call it.
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by curuinor 6mo ago
let's see the site, if we can't have a primary source
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by curuinor 6mo ago
Bayesian inference is, to be overly simple, a way to write probabilistic if-statements and fit them from data. The "if" statement in this case is "if the bug is there...", and of course it's often the case that in a
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by curuinor 7mo ago
Less than, not more than
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by curuinor 7mo ago
Connectionist models have lots of theory by theoreticians explicitly pissed off about Chomsky's assertion that there is an inbuilt ability for language. Jay McClelland's office had a little corkboard thingy with Chomsky mockery on
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by curuinor 9mo ago
metabase.com, but metabase is intended for business analyst types and is AGPL, with shenanigans for embedding and an enterprise edition thing
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by curuinor 1y ago
https://www.coderabbit.ai/blog/our-response-to-the-january-2...
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by curuinor 1y ago
CodeRabbit response - https://www.coderabbit.ai/blog/our-response-to-the-january-2...
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by curuinor 1y ago
hey, this is Howon from CodeRabbit. We use a cloud-provider-provided key vault for application secrets, including GH private key.
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by curuinor 1y ago
hey, this is Howon from CodeRabbit. We use a cloud-provider-provided key vault for application secrets, including GH private key.
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by curuinor 1y ago
hey, this is Howon from CodeRabbit. We use a cloud-provider-provided key vault for application secrets, including GH private key.
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by curuinor 1y ago
hey, this is Howon from CodeRabbit here. we wish to note that this RCE was reported and fixed in January. it was entirely prospective and no customer data was affected. we have extensive sandboxing for basically any execution of anything no

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