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by eof 4y ago
The market is going to go down a little more, then way up.
32.
by eof 4y ago
tl;dr rely even more on others in the most transparent way to constantly get unblocked as quickly as possible. Don’t let your ego stop you from learning something. I’m grunching this thread. But I have 20ish years of experience and conside
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by eof 4y ago
I can only tell you my perspective as an ex poker pro who has not studied with solvers. But the basic idea is that you put in a range of starting hands for yourself and the opponent, and possible bet sizes, and the solver will brute force a
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by eof 4y ago
The book “no limit theory and practice” continues to be the most valuable poker book I’ve read. That said about 80% of that book and 95% of anything written about poker before about 2019 is irrelevant to today’s games. People never intended
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by eof 4y ago
As someone who has both cursed and blessed the names popping up in git blame as I’m trying to understand why something is the way it is; I cannot even begin to sympathize with this. The author has a seemingly naive notion of the lifecycle c
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by eof 4y ago
To be fair you would gzip the JCOF encoding in this example too. Author mentions gzip doesn’t work for some use cases. For use case mentioned I’d expect sqlite to be similar, at least that is the default thing I’d reach for. If for some re
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by eof 4y ago
I adopt, and appreciate when others adopt a neutral/brutal tone. "These lines have been repeated a number of places and probably ought to be pulled into a function called something like xyz in module zyq" Generally your tone
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by eof 4y ago
I’d just say “don’t learn k8s yet.“ if you know it, it’s fine, but it’s complicated to get right, so delay if you haven’t made by that journey yet.
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by eof 4y ago
Reminds me of this masterpiece of a rust tutorial; Learning Rust With Entirely Too Many Linked Lists - https://rust-unofficial.github.io/too-many-lists/
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by eof 4y ago
In usa it is very easy to get prescribed. Obviously you would need to lie about your non-prescribed use but if you’re willing to get them illegally that shouldn’t be an issue. There are prescribers online. Even with no insurance it’s about
41.
by eof 4y ago
Did anyone else say drugs? The only thing that’s ever worked for me is working on things I’m truly interested in, crushing anxiety due to a deadline coming up, and drugs. Getting adult adhd diagnosis in my late 30s has been life changing. M
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Ask HN: Are there any sites tracking human vs. AI performance per task?
12 points by eof 5y ago|1 comments
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by eof 5y ago
ecosystem is changing rapidly. i actually couldn't say if this is true as I have not played with any of the hosted k8s environments outside of highly complex real world usage. it does seem completely plausible that within the last yea
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by eof 5y ago
if you stick with terraform; it is true that each implementation will be different for each provider. they will be similar for sure but each will be made individually. that said, that is a very very small task to change cloud providers and
45.
by eof 5y ago
right, 64GB is less than 5% of what you can on a single server these days.
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by eof 5y ago
I’d say you don’t need k8s. You just need a good terraform module to set things up for quickly on multiple providers. K8s is worth all the work cus then you can scale magically. You don’t need to scale magically. You just need to be able t
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by eof 5y ago
The complexity of the systems (mostly!) reflects the reality of the needs. Thousands of services working in orchestration in an environment that is, by definition, hostile; is non trivial. Little parts of a system being over engineered may
48.
by eof 5y ago
Lithium has much longer battery life? At least in terms of number of cycles.
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Tell HN: Use “Verbatim mode” to fix Google search
37 points by eof 5y ago|8 comments
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by eof 5y ago
There is a mode that google has which is basically the old mode; since I discovered it recently out of huge frustration with google search results. After you search for something; select `Tools -> All Results -> Verbatim` This will ge
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by eof 5y ago
It’s closer to two trillion. But I think 0.1% is a hilarious number to assert is too high a price to pay. How much is skimmed as central banks flow money to citizens? How much is embezzled in corrupt orgs/nations? Traditional finance p
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by eof 5y ago
Presumably B). I’ve had many instances where people insist I print, sign, scan, rather than e-sign. I too have put an image of my signature on the pdf rather than printing; I have had those both rejected and accepted. I don’t have a printer
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by eof 5y ago
I think you’re right, mostly. As a user I’d like to know explicitly what my risk factor is. Any exchange or custodian has a non zero chance of getting hacked or inside-jobbed; unlike fiat currencies there is no judicial process that is goin
54.
by eof 5y ago
I just ran the update for my TV this morning, and this worked for me.
55.
by eof 5y ago
This is a silly question, because it’s obvious to you and everyone that it’s easy to list infinite things that might be fun. The question is really how to exist in that environment in a healthy way. Most straightforward path is make new fri
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by eof 5y ago
I have met those people to, but none of those people have ever had a csv file to run queries on. Analysis has a lot of meanings. Getting basic facts (there are N rows that X) and selecting subsets of data are realistic analysis non technica
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by eof 5y ago
My take away (as westerner with zero direct Japanese culture exposure) from the comment you’re replying to was that in Japan, companies are incentivized to take on some measure of ownership and voluntary restitution, because there is some l
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by eof 5y ago
I’m skeptical of the utility of building for non techie people. It takes literally tens of minutes to Learn SQL necessary to a single csv file; and the overlap of people needing to query csv files and capable of learning basic select syntax
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by eof 5y ago
I guess I can't say much about it. I am barely past a beginner as far as Rust goes, but I have not seen much embracing a functional style. In fact with the emphasis on (mutable) references vs values; it seems to pretty much encourage
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by eof 5y ago
>> One of the biggest issues that are plaguing the developers are memory management issues. > ...not an issue in any garbage collected language. I pretty strongly disagree. It’s less of an issue in strongly typed languages but def

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