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by frankreyes 3y ago
Like a binary tree of models?
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by frankreyes 3y ago
Does Django need to intercept the WAL? No. NIH syndrome.
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by frankreyes 3y ago
At CERN, the previous accelerator was the LEP. Story goes that when it was constructed and first turned on, it was shutting down due to beam not stable. They found out that someone put a glass bottle of beer right inside one of the beams tu
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by frankreyes 3y ago
LLMs don't understand meaning, they're just a statistical random number generator.
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by frankreyes 3y ago
SQLite is a Library. Just start a new sqld project that imports SQLite and you're done. It's like Django making a fork of SQLite so they can include SQLite in Django? They're just adding more complexity to a well established
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by frankreyes 3y ago
I've just moved from Windows 10 to Linux with LXDE. I'm more than happy to have 1990s aesthetics in trade off of response time. I don't need windows with shadows and rounded edges that require a GPU to render an UI button. Fo
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by frankreyes 3y ago
https://www.vice.com/en/article/a33j5a/a-redditor-archived-n... Yes.
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by frankreyes 3y ago
None of your comments are backed up with data or evidence. Just like Ray Dalio, wishful thinking.
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by frankreyes 3y ago
> That's absolute food security in terms of calories. No. Despite its domestic production, China has been a net importer [DOC] of agricultural products since 2004. Today, it imports more of these products—including soybeans, corn, w
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by frankreyes 3y ago
Why Nations Fail is a great book that everyone has to read. Says that economic inequality is because of political institutions. Specifically, "inclusive" institutions where everyone can become part of the economic system. Anyone c
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by frankreyes 3y ago
> PRC has significantly more navigable rivers kms and better port capacity than US Rivers in mountains and low quality soil, not connected to any productive land. Look up any map on agriculture land and you'll see their soil quality
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by frankreyes 3y ago
I have a personal bias because I'm from Argentina and I see the world becoming more like my country. Countries printing money like there's no consequences or tomorrow. Argentina's public debt has been pretty stable and on GDP
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by frankreyes 3y ago
Zeihan is just showing us the data. Do you have any data to back up any counter argument?
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by frankreyes 3y ago
That's external debt. I'm talking about total private credit. Private credit is what brought the 2008 crisis in the USA. The public debt wasn't the problem before, but it was after: using public debt to pay private debt from
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by frankreyes 3y ago
Except that they're selling cash. China doesn't sell you USD, they keep the USD in their safe and give you their own currency in exchange. That hidden money is overly leveraged, ie debt, and you'll never know if tomorrow you&
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by frankreyes 3y ago
Why are people still reading Forbes? Their track record is bad (FTX, Theranos, SVB, etc) and the Forbes founder was very clear about their purpose: “You make more money selling advice than following it. It’s one of the things we count on in
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by frankreyes 3y ago
The Argentinian maneuver: change the statistics to improve your numbers.
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by frankreyes 3y ago
That's also a joke
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by frankreyes 3y ago
It's a joke
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by frankreyes 3y ago
France did that. Guess what happened with e-bike prices? Skyrocketed. The very problem trying to be solved, now it's worse.
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by frankreyes 3y ago
I'm from Argentina. Wish you the best on high inflation.
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by frankreyes 3y ago
Probably because we all know that already? People literally worship Carmack. There's a book titled "Masters of Doom". I know I do :D
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by frankreyes 3y ago
Monolith vs micro kernels, next round.
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by frankreyes 3y ago
> Software is all about teams and if you have one guy who thinks he's god's gift it ultimately hurts the whole team. John Carmack would agree with you. And it's funny because while Carmack was that single person which was
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by frankreyes 3y ago
The Techempower benchmarks has the answer: https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/ Rust is by far, better than anything else out there. Django is at 3,2%. Spring at 20%. PHP at 20%. Rust at 99%. JavaScript is at 100% b
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by frankreyes 3y ago
Historically the bottleneck has been the database IO and then companies value more their human time than technical costs. That's why we have Spring or Python being so awful slow compared with Rust at the backend.
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by frankreyes 3y ago
I think my partner's phone is full of malware but now I'm too afraid to look xd
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by frankreyes 3y ago
It can be many things, my guess is likely memory bandwidth. There's so much MB/s the RAM can handle. Also, above 48 cores, those are hyper threading and for CPU bound tasks, hyper threading is known to be slower. Example: https:&
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by frankreyes 3y ago
Let's behave like adults. Then: you don't like it? I'm forcing my answer upon all you.
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by frankreyes 3y ago
If I had to guess the difference is made in building cooling, not per device.

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