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drowsspa
3y ago
First of all, that study is about challenging a specific chemical imbalance, which was not that well supported anyway. But I think mental illnesses challenge our very old notions of free will, willpower and control. How much are you really
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3y ago
> Don't build your CI/CD pipelines; use Vercel or something similar I'd give exactly the opposite advice. Being able to properly debug your CI/CD code, or even run locally, has been a godsend when you're starting
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3y ago
Really? Most transcripts and translations I encounter are so bad. Do you mean specific videos or channels?
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3y ago
I can only think of Python, but are people learning that alone these days? In every other popular language, I can't imagine not ever encountering a situation where you also need to know the index of the iteration.
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3y ago
How come a CS bachelor never wrote a for loop?
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3y ago
For all I know, "culture fit" means "personality clones". HR seems to love that.
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3y ago
What a nightmare.
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3y ago
The responses are quite funny "yeah we don't need to have moderation or spam control as opposed to literally any other successful social network". I don't really get excited when that's the default response, because
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3y ago
Honestly, all due to the Musk influence you can "move fast and break things" even when it comes to 1-ton machines with humans inside moving at 80 miles an hour. That Tesla was allowed to test in production with basically no legal
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3y ago
Yeah, I have so little energy and motivation to do stuff. I need to spend the little I have actually doing stuff rather than planning to do stuff
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3y ago
In Brazil even beggars accept money through their phones and everywhere there's contactless payment.
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3y ago
Having to worry about GC in a database is a pretty bad experience. It also tends to require way more resources than necessary, and just a pretty complex configuration
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3y ago
I take it you haven't experienced the hell that is to deal with Hadoop JARs. It's absolutely ridiculous.
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3y ago
Druid has like 9 different node types and inherits the whole Hadoop configuration mess and complexity
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3y ago
Seems like it's doable to fix it in post, but I guess nowadays we're all about just shoving everything into the model
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3y ago
Honestly somewhat buggy, specially the asynchronous and cached queries which were quite important to me.
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3y ago
Yet, the whole movement of getting blue collar workers to code seems to have lost its steam.
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3y ago
Why the negativity?
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3y ago
I feel like I'm the one talking to an AI.
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3y ago
> Cool that AI will help us take this leap Because in this specific instance it isn't doing anything to help us take this leap.
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3y ago
Pretty sure the people studying in this field already know how to google papers.
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3y ago
Pride? It must be nice to see people using your library.
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3y ago
Even if you accept their pinky promise, won't people seeing others people's conversations just a few weeks ago?
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3y ago
It sounds like that king that wanted people to overcome their aversion for potatoes. So he put armed guards around the potato fields but instructed them to be very lax and allowed the people to rob it
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4y ago
I'm tired of a whole life with even non-religious people coming up with human exceptionalism when arguing that AI won't ever reach human-like reasoning.
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4y ago
If even the USA criminalizes VPN in some capacity, the rest of the world will follow.
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4y ago
I feel like in a few months this human exceptionalism will be proven wrong by construction.
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4y ago
So just because China is doing it, we shouldn't break up monopolies, even though they by their own nature weaken democracy?
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4y ago
Maybe at the beginning. Right now they're all just trying to replicate the current system with less regulations and with them at the top, nothing punk about it.
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4y ago
Funnily enough it was pretty easy for me as a native Portuguese speaker
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