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@galangalalgol can you expand on "if we can efficiently synthesize these terpenes in the right ratio to seed clouds"? It is too early for me to grok, and coffee hasn't kicked in yet
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> humans values are the bottom of this scale, just after mosquitoes Aren't us humans almost exclusively a net negative, except for a small few? Meaning in most cases to Earth, it's best we didn't exist? We create pollutio
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3y ago
Great breakdown. I hadn't really thought of each of these in this manner
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Very cool. Ruby is still my favorite lang after many....
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3y ago
There are 2 paths for the upcoming generation to afford houses - as the prices are unsustainable. Let's see which group politicians choose to screw over: - Older homeowners, who statistically have a majority of their wealth in their ho
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3y ago
Maybe you're not experienced enough to understand it? I clearly understood what this parent post is saying.
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>I'm hoping DIY practices and experience disseminates over the next decade I am not affiliated with the below, but saw DIY kits - your comment reminded me others might have experience. One quote that is interesting "With the cu
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3y ago
Thank you for posting these. I've been looking for a specific way that gives back and I like this route.
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Thanks - I was wondering what the new CPU/GPU on the "older" M1 platform is that I missed.
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The cases are mostly string matching and string patterning. I can't see the debug cases as wildly varying. OP - You can also, as a double blind, use Google maps api calls which will return you a fully fledged address.
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3y ago
pretty impressive
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Thanks for posting - looks like something I've wanted to find for a while
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You pay for talent. A business at this level is an entity that provides value to a lot of customers, and creates an ecosystem of velocity of cash flowing through employees families, vendors, suppliers, investors, etc. Cutting officer salari
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> stochastic parrots I mean, let's be honest, so are enough of the bell curve humanity - so LLM's don't need to be amazing. They need to chain together communication that makes them seem sentient (as now) & then be exp
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3y ago
I did my part - go team
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I've always been surprised that the contracted black hats attack websites, when, instead they could ransom a $50M satellite. I mean if regular infra & businesses are still easy enough after 20 years of knowledge of evolving risks,
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3y ago
Thank you for being optimistic and realistic concurrently. We need more people to have such approaches to the topic.
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3y ago
The report outcome in depth is good enough, detailed enough to start iterating on pushing forward rather than having to start from nothing.
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Question - new'ish to Python. Could I use PyPy with dataframes / pandas / Ray?
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Dask can also help with Numpy sets.
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I read the post title and imagined a ferret having it's skin melted like the scene int Raiders of the last ark. I was so wrong.
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^ This is Reddit level snark. Well done. I guess the thinking is the ocean approach is "see no evil or the outcomes" .... especially since large amounts of the ocean are empty enough?
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@eshnil (& others familiar with Mojo) I had not looked at Mojo... thanks for the pointer. In the past, I've had issues with library compatibility with compiled derivative languages of interpreted ones (eg: Crystal of Ruby, etc, et
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@WestCoastJustin I've been really wanting to use Go, but as you say, much of the community is Python due to the data analysis strengths. To the detriment of the other things Python does do poorly. Can you give some thoughts with your e
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It's more than meets the eye
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Shall we consider Ruby essentially dead if two good references are 10+ yrs old?
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I second the request for you to expand on that.....
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As opposed to a hyper competitive market where the worker is replaceable due to the market OR a market where there is literally little to no high paying jobs available, even for qualified applicants.
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> So you are almost always in a situation that your employer needs you more than you need your employer. Disagree with enough nuance to matter. The company needs someone, not necessarily you. It matters when it's your paycheck.
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Thanks for mentioning a rough cost estimate of desalination. I've always wanted to know.
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