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by geraneum 2y ago
> I wonder how the economics work to push the price down. Maybe it’s not only the economic strategies that push the price down?
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by geraneum 2y ago
> that implies either the status quo is just right or it's already not enough Or it implies headcount is not the only variable you can tune to increase efficiency.
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by geraneum 2y ago
I didn’t get what you mean earlier but this is a good explanation. Thanks.
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by geraneum 2y ago
> The Zeitgeist indicates that this will happen soon or in the near future. Can you elaborate?
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by geraneum 2y ago
In (today’s) Persian they go something like this: Pedar, Madar, Baradar, Dokhtar
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by geraneum 2y ago
Close but not quite correct. Saffron comes from a specific Crocus plant named Crocus Sativus aka Autumn Crocus (because it blooms in Autumn). It’s easily mistaken with the other Crocus flowers. They require different climates. I can’t be su
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by geraneum 2y ago
People commonly mistake other Crocus family flowers with Saffron's. Are you sure it's Crocus Sativus? Crocus is common and the flower looks very similar to Saffron's but it is not that. When do they bloom? If they bloom in Sp
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by geraneum 2y ago
> My understanding is that saffron grows almost anywhere As in it grows in a farm, outside, under the sun, in Norway? Otherwise, Banana, coffee and Mango can also be cultivated anywhere in a controlled/enclosed environment.
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by geraneum 2y ago
Would auto-joins be better in production envs?
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by geraneum 2y ago
> harvesting money every quarter How? Who pays for their stuff when most of the people are out of work. Sometimes people forget that the workers are also consumers. You may displace some, but to replace all, blue and white? Not that easy
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by geraneum 2y ago
That “police” in “police state” is a different concept than the police you know of.
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by geraneum 2y ago
> Come back to this comment and in 10 years. See what speed competitive markets are at The promised Utopia which for one reason or another will never come to be. This world where monopolies are not a thing anymore and all that’s there is
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by geraneum 2y ago
Right, this could be the laziest translation (to English?) of the word culture in any context, that I’ve read so far. There, I fixed it.
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by geraneum 2y ago
> "Our culture" really means "the ways in which we've become accustomed to doing things (because reasons), and which we believe everyone else should recognize as an entitlement for us." This could be the laziest
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by geraneum 3y ago
What would an automated lab look like?
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by geraneum 3y ago
You’re right. But that’s my point. You can “ignore” the error and Go doesn’t force you to do anything that about it. I’ve seen this in production code. Also I’ve seen people just checking the null-ness of the return value, ignoring the erro
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by geraneum 3y ago
About that: res, _ := some_func(…)
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by geraneum 3y ago
That and Saturn and Uranus align on 30th December.
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by geraneum 3y ago
Both _can_ be true. They may be price gouging.
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by geraneum 3y ago
I believe this is where we’re headed. AI replacing much of the software itself. You don’t need a website to manage your rental properties, another one for ordering food, etc. However it’s not as imminent as “just fine tune it on personal da
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by geraneum 3y ago
It doesn’t really matter. It’s fluid and redefined as needed.
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by geraneum 3y ago
> big automakers largely broke down and outsourced most parts manufacturing just became system integrators and customer support Apple outsources manufacturing and it’s doing just fine. Has not hallowed out their engineering yet.
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by geraneum 3y ago
As if you can generalize the culture of different European countries, or even different regions in the same country just by skin color. Now this, in my opinion, is a form of cultural erasure where all the intricacies and interesting aspects
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by geraneum 3y ago
> Think of your favorite musicians. How many of them give attribution to where each musical idea came from? Great many, if you care to read a bit more of the biographies, autographies, history of music books, interviews, blogs, etc.
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by geraneum 3y ago
> literally tens of trillions of dollars > ability to innovate Valuation and innovation could be related and could be not depending on the company, industry, fraud, etc. > The EU's lack of ability to innovate Modern American t
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by geraneum 3y ago
It’s not always clear to everyone that there’s something they don’t know!
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by geraneum 3y ago
The first time I opened the link, I kept watching until both balls ended up in a point where they blocked each other between opposite side’s tiles. The was no way to go and they kept bouncing off each other in a tiny space. I wouldn’t call
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by geraneum 3y ago
This seems too expensive compared to more conventional ways of making “clones”. Just a few ingredients (some form of religion) and you have a mindless group, which might not look alike, but think _too much_ alike, won’t think critically, ar
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by geraneum 3y ago
Chances are, if something causes rage, the algorithm amplifies it (for you) because it may drive more engagement and increase ad revenue. It’s sometimes hard to know what’s actually happening on social media.
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by geraneum 3y ago
Yup, hence the “unfit” analogy. It doesn’t correspond well with LLMs getting more intelligent in the same way, which I believe, is intended by having a “self editing agent”.

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