czbond

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   by czbond 3y ago

   One could consider a paycheck a carrot....
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   by czbond 3y ago

   Is this why that TikTok act opened the door for illegal use of VPN's?
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   by czbond 3y ago

   > Pretty much everyone gets sued at some point in their career, but it's rare to break through the malpractice insurance ceiling. Attorneys don't want to ruin a doctor's career by going above the limit of their malpractic
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   by czbond 3y ago

   That's what a typical attempt looks like unless they're progressively timed out with fw blocks
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   by czbond 3y ago

   Only safe way is to have angled towards you enough at all times to get pushed down, but not caught, if they lean back.
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   by czbond 3y ago

   > Shareholders are spending these extravagant sums for tasks that can now be done just as well by an AI program trained on 100 years of corporate reports and Wall Street Journal texts. The quote from the article is clearly from someone w
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   by czbond 3y ago

   I'm not a Marine, but if their saying "Improvise, Adapt and Overcome" works in war, it can work anywhere.
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   by czbond 3y ago

   ^ This. I have a tendency to abrasively be emotionally insensitive to people's dreams and am trying to be supportively realistic.
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   by czbond 3y ago

   Barista and opening cafe? My suggestion is to learn the economics of those businesses rather than the operations. You can hire the operational side - and those businesses are economically margin tight.
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    by czbond 3y ago

    You sound burnt out. Don't make large changes until you've first sought to take a longer vacation or sabbatical equivalent. Many companies offer some version of that. Really - figure out a rough sketch of what your PLAN is for the
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    by czbond 3y ago

    Context never mentioned in the "AI doom gloom" articles are that demographic trends lend this to being a good thing since the productive working age population will seriously decline. So in effect, we need less people to do more.
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    by czbond 3y ago

    This is all thats required of staff engineers? Heck, at the big consulting firms, senior associate engineers had to do all this to get promoted to manager. [context: senior associates were 1 step from the bottom rung]
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    by czbond 3y ago

    You don't want to ship your GB frame to OAI every time your data changes materially? ;)
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    by czbond 3y ago

    Any experience with Polars & ArticDB? (I've been wondering how Polars could improve how I use Artic.... 20k+ smaller dataframes updated often from squirts back from IoT devices)
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    by czbond 3y ago

    And shouldn't it have just used fillna to boot?
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    by czbond 3y ago

    Same. Python always seemed like it was cobbled together poorly. While to me, Ruby seemed to be elegant experience. I used Ruby because I really don't like the "programming part" - but the "I'm creating a product ASA
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    by czbond 3y ago

    I enjoyed watching this Netflix "show" on Infinity. Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNFm_DzHDaE
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    by czbond 3y ago

    Are we looking at the definition of what "success" would be for a civilization? Could civilizations use localized, smaller scale nuclear reactors & highly efficient battery or grid storage?
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    by czbond 3y ago

    I opened the comments to see if anyone mentioned ToDoist. I use it and love it for personal use.
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    by czbond 3y ago

    We will still have those same wars after EV's. Oil has been a good incentive, but let's face it - the U.S. loves us some wars. <snark, i'm totally against military aggression>
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    by czbond 4y ago

    @freejazz - I understand your point, but there is a similar counter example which I believe is powerful. The gay community made large strides as a movement to allow a civil discourse and transparent conversations with others who opposed the
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    by czbond 4y ago

    @a4isms We probably just have very different streams, based on who we follow and what they retweet, etc. I follow a very small amount of strictly business / technology / economy as technical topics and cull if they strayed from t
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Now I just want to take this class!
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Twitter's barrier wasn't that it was technically hard - it was that it was free and had critical mass. There still isn't much of a reason to move away from it, except for those who want to signal their disdain for Musk's
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Can you explain what you did set up wise for your test? I'm following this "space" but the exact, simple pipelines are eluding me.
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    by czbond 4y ago

    What is the goal of this, do you think? Is it to begin selling rooms a la Million dollar homepage of the ... 1990's? http://milliondollarhomepage.com/
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Work and purpose is good & a necessity. I'm suggesting through large cultural observation, many are poor at finding purpose in anything besides work and become destitute and negatively influence themselves. A large number of retire
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Most small businesses skimp by on very small margins - often run by "crafters" or "artistans" who generally couldn't tell you much about margins besides "cash in the bank" I believe AGI can help small busi
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    by czbond 4y ago

    i believed people want meaning, and might not need a job until Covid. Many people have no intrinsic drive - and a "get to work to earn it" provides this. The lockdowns, at least in the U.S., caused people to improve themselves sur
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    by czbond 4y ago

    I've always believed a main weakness of humans are the wide range of emotions many have and their influence on decision making. I've always believed if we could cull out say.... 60% of emotions and get to logical decision making -