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   by demaga 2y ago

   I would also recommend "The Dawn of Everything" by David Graeber and David Wengrow. It explores "the roots" of inequality. A lot of interesting insights there.
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   by demaga 2y ago

   I love the term "hopepunk" mentioned in the article! I feel like lately horrors, thrillers, dystopias and such are on the rise in all media. So it's very nice to see creators who are optimistic about the future, at least abou
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   by demaga 2y ago

   We're 3 years in and I have zero idea. Nothing comes to mind except for plain old expansion for the sake of expansion.
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   by demaga 2y ago

   I think Apache AGE is much more generic, as it can parse Cypher queries and comes with a bunch of utility functions. OP article is more like a hack, and a good one! It seems like you can achieve a lot of what you might expect from graph dat
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   by demaga 2y ago

   > The only exception of a wealthy country having a long term positive fertility rate is Israel. Which is constantly at war(s). I wonder how long (20+ year) peace might affect Israel fertility rate.
6. 66.▲
   by demaga 2y ago

   What's your plan for when you can't tell anymore?
7. 67.▲
   by demaga 2y ago

   What happened to the post from a couple of days ago?
8. 68.▲
   by demaga 2y ago

   Except that it wasn't about people at all? I was just referring to a _type_ of query
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   by demaga 2y ago

   I've done almost exactly the kind of thing described in article for a couple millions of rows. It broke down when I needed to find "friends of friends" of depth 6. None of the optimizations I could come up with helped. Neithe
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    by demaga 2y ago

    Wow! I've been working on Django project with very very similar visualization idea https://github.com/Demaga/lifetime-in-weeks I love your color segmentation based on important milestones in life. Very neat
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    by demaga 2y ago

    Yes, thank you! I had a lot of fun playing around with Nim and other mathematical games after I watched [talk on surreal numbers by Tom Hall]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpXoluxBYw0 ). But the transfinite version went co
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    by demaga 2y ago

    Initially I thought they wanted to get that "old newspaper" feel, but most pictures in the second half of the article are colored. So I'm not sure what's the point then.
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    by demaga 2y ago

    I see. So their definition might be even closer to specialists than generalists.
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    by demaga 2y ago

    I've been on the fence about generalists vs specialists debate for a while now. Although people love to bring up examples of outstanding geniuses like da Vinci, it seems society as a whole moves towards specialists. Natural selection s
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    by demaga 2y ago

    Now every couple of minutes when scrolling through Reddit, red "Network issue" tab appears. Some comments don't load at all, some are labeled "deleted" even though they aren't. Refreshing the page usually does
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    by demaga 2y ago

    Sorry I don't use Spotify. But the website is pretty cool! One small thing: I had an issue with animation in "Explore other music profiles" section. I use Firefox 133
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    by demaga 2y ago

    I'm with the other commenters on this issue. Stars are good enough as a marker, since you can use other markers (like # of contributors and recent commits) to make your own mind regarding quality of a repo.
18. 78.▲
    by demaga 2y ago

    And which method should be used to determine code quality?
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    by demaga 2y ago

    Location: Ukraine Remote: Yes (remote only) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, GCP, BigQuery. Lil' bit of JS/Rust Résumé/CV: https://demaga.github.io/assets/CV.pdf Email: bohdan.kholodenko@gma
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    by demaga 2y ago

    Neat site. Nice to see my extension that I just published a couple of days ago here! It doesn't even have any users yet. How did you obtain this info? Is there an API for that? https://webextension.net/chrome/exten
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    Intercepting WebSocket messages to analyze GeoGuessr party games(demaga.github.io)

    2 points by demaga 2y ago|0 comments
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    by demaga 2y ago

    This is the change I'd like to see in the world! Way to go USA
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    by demaga 2y ago

    This is exactly it, love that book.
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    by demaga 2y ago

    Came here to say this. Last time I checked, Apache Age was wildly inferior to Neo4j. So technically, it does exist and has right to be on the list, but I wouldn't recommend it for serious workloads.
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    by demaga 2y ago

    > They're all hallucinations, we just happen to like some of them more than others. I love it! Puts things into perspective.
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    by demaga 2y ago

    It's only 4 hours? I expected it to be longer, even for an introductory course. Anyway, it's a great effort! And it makes me happy to see how seriously they take it. Since I have near 0 knowledge in the matter, I might actually ta
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    by demaga 2y ago

    Great idea! Maybe they can write "members" and "powers" above the "column" with actual data boxes.
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    by demaga 2y ago

    I think Claude is actually superior to ChatGPT and needs more recognition. So good news, I guess
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    by demaga 2y ago

    Yes, and I would like this approach to also be used in other, more practical areas. I mean, more "expert" content than "amateur" content in training data, regardless of area of expertise.
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    by demaga 2y ago

    > I love the example of Isaac Newton looking at the rates of progress in Newton's time and going, “Wow, there's something strange here. Stuff is being invented now. We're making progress. How is that possible?” And then co