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by datadeft 2y ago
Even the animals know that plants are medicine. Such a wierd thing that lebel these as alternative.
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by datadeft 2y ago
Statistical methods are debuggable. Is PageRank not debuggable? I am not sure where ML starts and statistics end.
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by datadeft 2y ago
You do not need to. Counting how many links are pointing to each document is sufficient if you know how long that link existed (spammers link creation time distribution is widely differnt to natural link creation times, and many other detai
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by datadeft 2y ago
Like enforcing safety standards? These are the “limitations” that the US erodes right now in favour of profits.
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by datadeft 2y ago
Like how Boeing is strong arming the FAA to allow them to fly? Or pushing Airbus out? Democracy and capitalism both dies when corporations take over.
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by datadeft 2y ago
When are we going to admit that the current level of understanding and technical capabilities are not sufficient for safe autonomous driving?
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by datadeft 2y ago
Given the track record of the US enforcing these laws and managing water infrastructure I doubt that it makes a difference. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flint_water_crisis
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by datadeft 2y ago
I think this is a false dichotomy to try to frame there is a Sqlite vs Postgres situation going on. Sqlite is amazing super fast single writer database without network service so it can be used locally as a library mostly while Postgres is
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by datadeft 3y ago
Like driving a car or taking a flight can lead to death. Sure, what are the chances?
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by datadeft 3y ago
The internet has tier 1 network providers that have to obey the law in every country they operate. It is not decentralized at all. Meaning, if I filter your internet at your local provider level you do not have another mean to get to the in
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by datadeft 3y ago
Like making it illegal and fining it? https://www.reddit.com/r/germany/comments/2hxy4j/help_me_ger... Or blocking the bootstrapping? https://www.reddit.com/r/ipfs/comments/
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by datadeft 3y ago
No it is not. Those are interchangeable. > basically every single one of them is capable Absolutely not. My mother is not capable of doing that.
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by datadeft 3y ago
Yep that is exactly what I was saying. People live in a illusion that the current internet is somehow decentralized and content cannot be blocked. There are several examples of how content that is not illegal was blocked even in the last co
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by datadeft 3y ago
What do you think how much % of internet users are capable of using the tool you linked? Do you think a p50 user goes for such measures to get to a service?
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by datadeft 3y ago
Those systems are trivial to shut down by any central authority. I would not classify those as decentralized.
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by datadeft 3y ago
In what sense? You need a true peer-to-peer internet before you can think about decentralized. The current internet is a highly centralized place and every effort to change that failed so far for various reasons. See the Skype story as an e
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by datadeft 3y ago
It is bad, it is required for performance reasons. The questions is what could be the solution going forward, which is going to be a huge change anyway. I do not see a way out of this with our current architectures.
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by datadeft 3y ago
Not sure what pricing you are talking abot in the context of Vector. Its license explicitly allows free of charge commercial use. https://github.com/vectordotdev/vector/blob/master/LICENSE For the record
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by datadeft 3y ago
But you trust a committee to deliver one of the most crucial part of your infra?
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by datadeft 3y ago
This is due to the lack of vertical integration. Apple is winning in many ways because they got really good vertical integration.
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by datadeft 3y ago
My experience is that the borrow checker is not that hard to deal with. There are two ways: - you are a c/c++/low level guy who knows how allocation works very well and figure it out - you are a java/c#/python guy who wa
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by datadeft 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Territorial_principle
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by datadeft 3y ago
Boeing, Apple and few other companies are losing their way. They do not care about customers anymore and for few extra cents they do everything within their power, including endangering customer lives.
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by datadeft 3y ago
We need % of revenue based punishment for such acts to see fast this attitude can change.
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by datadeft 3y ago
You can do many things other than testing: - use a memory safe language - formal verification (multiple implementations even) - build a simulator like FoundationDB did
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by datadeft 3y ago
He stopped caring in 2021
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by datadeft 3y ago
Sometimes I am having trouble finding my own AWS account id...
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by datadeft 3y ago
"We will bring an end to it." So we did.
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by datadeft 3y ago
Is there a plotting library that uses webgl? I am only aware of Plotly that uses webgl for some of the graphs.

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