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by didibus 3y ago
> 1. The first few paragraphs define the term by example I guess I didn't manage to understand what they defined it as, so I couldn't even see what they were saying the problem was. All I got was, nowadays, you are only free to
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by didibus 3y ago
I've seen people say this, but I've not actually observed that at all. What got censored exactly? Personally I feel I got to know everything in proper time as knowledge was being formed and refined. I think it might be because I k
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by didibus 3y ago
The final conclusion is pretty interesting and food for thoughts: > In low-density areas, quality of life depends on not being interfered with; in high-density areas, it depends on the effective management of inevitable interferences. &g
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by didibus 3y ago
At a high level: Progressive - a person advocating or implementing social reform or new, liberal ideas Conservative - a person who is averse to change and holds traditional values And now if we drill in, we get a problem. Traditional values
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by didibus 3y ago
The article seems to say nothing tangible? I couldn't find what it defined as liberal economics, and it didn't seem to suggest any solution?
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by didibus 3y ago
This is an incredibly relevant point. Take North Korea, they have access the the know how of all the same advancements and yet because of social conditions, it's population is not thriving. This is true of many countries honestly. The
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by didibus 3y ago
But that linked paper does mention near the end: > At the same time, the drop in global poverty after 1995 is the largest observed, despite the low correlation with GDP per capita. This implies a “lost opportunity”, for even faster pover
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by didibus 3y ago
And honestly the range matters a lot here as well. The mean just isn't a useful metric for human emancipation.
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by didibus 3y ago
Yes, a small percentage went to paying interest on loans, and some of the money spent was borrowed. And the majority of spending from income tax still went to the things I mentioned prior. I'm not sure I'm following what you'
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by didibus 3y ago
> Income tax pays for ... ridiculous things like endless wars and spying on American income tax payers 12% of federal budget went to national defense. Most of it went towards Health Insurance, Social Security, and Welfare programs.
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by didibus 3y ago
On Playstation or on PS+ subscription and streaming as well? Also, seems it excludes all other ABK games.
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by didibus 3y ago
That's why I worry we've approached the limits of what LLMs can do, because now that they're used heavily, the next one trying to train on even more data will just be training on the output of the others. It'll be really
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by didibus 3y ago
I'm subbed to Funimation and now Crunchyroll, and their apps are so terrible, that I still often use an unofficial streaming website instead. Only when anime is on Netflix do I much prefer to watch it there. Once again, piracy is a res
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by didibus 3y ago
We did automate for the last 200 years, and it created more creative jobs as a return, less manual labor and more mental/creative labor. Now we're about to automate that as well. I am not sure there is anything else to take it&#x2
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by didibus 3y ago
Creator of LLVM and Swift is doing just that: https://www.modular.com/mojo
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by didibus 3y ago
> We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves an
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by didibus 3y ago
Seems personal freedoms are being restricted at an all time high in the country who values freedom the most. I would hope this eventually rallies people from both sides of the political spectrum, civil liberties are the bastion of a free an
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by didibus 4y ago
> Modern currencies like USD, EUR, JPY etc. don't have intrinsic value either. Arguably, they are like ownership into the country's GDP and military influence no?
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by didibus 4y ago
> Perhaps creating a single view of a website/app for a frontend role. Or creating a few API endpoints for a backend role Those things are relatively trivial, and easy to coach as well. If someone never did it before, you can easily
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by didibus 4y ago
Why are you opposed to leetcode? While it annoys me as well to have to brush up a little, someone who has both the discipline to review their fundamentals, and that can demonstrate they have the smarts to be good at it, that's a great
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by didibus 4y ago
It's hard not to get a Mac laptop, hardware wise they're really good. Is there a good way to install Linux on a new MacBook for example?
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by didibus 4y ago
You've got to evaluate the entire process to really assess the "inefficiencies". I haven't read the actual report, but this article is really poor at giving me the right set of information. Did the program deliver on its
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by didibus 4y ago
They're different problems, you've got programming in the small, medium and large. Computer Science tends to focus on programming in the small to medium, and software engineering tends to focus more on programming in the medium to
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by didibus 4y ago
I don't think that's what he meant. It sounded more like he meant that he is seeing their organization be inefficient at working on the right things and making progress towards VR. And as a person who cares deeply about efficiency
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by didibus 4y ago
> The US$22-billion ITER project — a collaboration between China, the European Union, India, Japan, Korea, Russia and the United States — aims to achieve self-sustaining fusion, meaning that the energy from fusion produces more fusion It
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by didibus 4y ago
> This article has highlighted the stark differences between the US and Europe, and why innovating in the US is a way for an individual to reduce their risks and improve their outlook. Meanwhile in Europe, a non-innovative job offers the
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by didibus 4y ago
What doesn't make it a regular app? It's similar looking to Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and others to me?
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by didibus 4y ago
Not only that, but in-house offerings can be a competitive advantage. Sometimes it's over-engineering, and sometimes it's the secret to what makes your business successful over competitiors. In house has the ability to build only
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by didibus 4y ago
I feel null isn't the real problem, the problem is the lack of semantics attached to null. NotNull, or so called "null safety" makes it that when you know something is not optional, if a null is passed to it, you know it&#x27
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by didibus 4y ago
Ya, I'm not going to disagree, it's not the nicest build pipeline. That said, you can figure it out normally. Using native dependencies will always be the hardest. I'd recommend first trying to use graalvm friendly libraries,

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