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by dharma1 7y ago
I think https://www.webiny.com/ lets you add your own react UI components
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by dharma1 7y ago
You can torrent a full snapshot https://wiki.kiwix.org/wiki/Content_in_all_languages And also download snapshots from IPFS https://blog.ipfs.io/24-uncensorable-wikipedia/ I guess the issue with sn
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by dharma1 7y ago
The thermal design of Macbook pros just isn't adequate for >4 core high clock speed CPUs, especially with a discrete GPU thrown in the mix too. I had one of those i9 2018 MBPros and it was always super hot. Much happier now with a 1
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by dharma1 7y ago
On Chrome 78+ (including mobile, at least Android) chrome://flags/#enable-force-dark works pretty well. Made a big difference to my evening browsing.
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by dharma1 7y ago
This touches on it: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/world-has-gone-mad-system-bro... And you can get his free book on debt cycles here: https://www.principles.com/big-debt-crises/
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by dharma1 7y ago
This is an interesting thought experiment. I think it's conceivable the cost of many things one needs would fall as a result of automation - but there are many things which have limited supply and that there would still be competition
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by dharma1 7y ago
Imagining zero growth (-2% or so with inflation) and long life spans, I think the numbers would look pretty bad for most people
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by dharma1 7y ago
I'm not sure how you would fund pensions without growth
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by dharma1 7y ago
Good memories. I used to be a part of this crew - https://netlabelarchive.org/netlabels/monotonik/ Mods were great. Zero cost beyond the computer, made with public domain tracker software, the music was freely dis
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by dharma1 7y ago
> Buzz is another interesting one, not sure what the status of that is these days. Buzz is great software, the modular concept was fantastic. I don't think Oskari has worked on it since 2016 - http://jeskola.net/buzz
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by dharma1 7y ago
you'll enjoy this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NjqNwHidpk
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by dharma1 7y ago
This is the best analysis of the subject I have seen - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22234042 It makes for long, but delightfully rewarding reading. Ray Dalio's thinking on the subject is also worth checking out
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Demystifying Post-Global Financial Crisis Economics(lt3000.blogspot.com)
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by dharma1 7y ago
There is inflation because of the increase in money supply, but it is not in consumer goods - it is in financial assets
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by dharma1 7y ago
Crowdcube
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by dharma1 7y ago
Beyond the beautiful cinematography and sound design, the thing that blew me away when I saw it (on a big screen, I think I also dozed off for a few minutes) was how he stretches time almost to a hypnotic effect. The scene when they are on
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by dharma1 7y ago
It's right there in the article - secondary infections, especially bacterial pneumonia. This was pre-antibiotics
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by dharma1 7y ago
I love the form factor of iPad, and with a physical keyboard it's starting to be quite good. But... I can't design UIs on it (no Figma or Sketch - yes there are some vector drawing apps but they don't compare) I can't ed
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by dharma1 7y ago
I wonder how realistic it is to expect a vaccine in 3 months, given that we don't have a vaccine for MERS 8 years later (and not really one for SARS either)? Is it just a question of allocating resources and shifting priorities?
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by dharma1 7y ago
I think majority of the deaths relating to Spanish flu were actually from secondary infections (bacterial pneumonia) rather than the virus itself
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by dharma1 7y ago
This. The demoscene was young people (mostly teenagers or early 20s) doing really cool stuff with computers, trying to out-do others. It was about art, international (friendly) competition with the demo parties around Europe, and doing cool
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by dharma1 7y ago
good info! How much better are the new deep learning based methods compared to older optical flow approaches like Twixtor?
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by dharma1 7y ago
The active ESG funds are a bit pricey in terms of fees so this is great indeed. Is there an ETA for the fossil fuel free index funds?
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by dharma1 7y ago
Aging is basically cumulative damage to your body and its' ability to repair itself, especially mitochondrial DNA
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by dharma1 7y ago
Could you link the Reddit comment please?
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by dharma1 7y ago
Monzo or Starling in the UK. In the absence of APIs from most banks, it would be nice if there was a client side personal finance web app that allowed uploading .csv or pdf statements, and scraped those for you locally, perhaps with the opt
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by dharma1 7y ago
Try a wacom tablet. The only thing that worked for my wrist pain
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by dharma1 7y ago
ah, I meant compute heavy but realtime CPU/GPU tasks, which you can't run on a mobile client. What mobile devices are capable of is getting pushed further each year, but photorealistic untethered VR for instance you still can&#x27
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by dharma1 7y ago
While I am all for the decentralisation trend where it matters, I think you miss some interesting use cases for this, like running compute intensive software on the server instead of on the client. Latency often matters in use cases like th
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by dharma1 7y ago
Sure, interest rates set by most major central banks have been at historical lows, between 0% and 2% for the last 10 years, since the last crisis. And it doesn’t look like it’s possible to raise them much in the next few years - the economy

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