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gtt
8y ago
I have correspondence with various Chinese and Cyrillic alphabet symbols and their closed source string\decoder processor mysteriously fails on "complex" symbols and I cannot debug it! Otherwise is an excellent client.
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gtt
8y ago
Semi-related, but can anyone suggest good open source email client? I'm working on several computers with macos/linux and Gmail isn't slow only on my deep learning rig, so I'm looking for something to replace it.
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America Pushes Allies to Fight Huawei in New Arms Race with China
(nytimes.com)
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gtt
8y ago
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gtt
8y ago
I think this happens because of technological development creating and enhancing positive feedback loops due to specialization and economy of scale. Can we have similar levels of technological development without such super concentration o
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gtt
8y ago
Before anything else, I'd actually took a sabbatical.
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Lysenkoism
(en.wikipedia.org)
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gtt
8y ago
From the title I though it ought to be about Karl Marx.
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gtt
8y ago
I actually found that using special directory for notes and git and grep is actually convenient. The only thing I'm missing is fuzzy search features of grep, like build on word2vec models.
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gtt
8y ago
Have you though about mailing it to authors of the paper? The should somehow cite you, I guess.
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gtt
8y ago
You put yourself in position of arbiter, able to distinguish needs from wants, what matters and what does not, what is fantasy and what is not, etc. This makes arguing with you kind of useless.
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gtt
8y ago
Soviet union pretty much did.
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gtt
8y ago
Yes, but they can buy food and housing in bulk with bitcoin easily, so this is way better than they have it now. Worrying about coffee seems unrealistic, "let them have a cake"-like thinking.
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gtt
8y ago
If they cannot control currency, may be they should give up this control?
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gtt
8y ago
We decompose the problem and some smaller problems one by one. All large enough transactions could be settled with bitcoin. Which means industry could start to operations again. People who don't what to follow this tried and true appro
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gtt
8y ago
Is not that they don't have money to eat, they don't have enough food to eat. As I see it, at the hear of the issue is broken economics. Sound money, like bitcoin, could be a great solution to several problems of economics of Vene
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gtt
8y ago
Honest question: Why don't they just adopt bitcoin and stop this madness?
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gtt
8y ago
If such parasitic behaviour (on part of finance team in this example) is tolerated by the upper management it is better for productive developer to update his resume and spend time on networking and seeking the new opportunities. The nachos
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gtt
8y ago
Can I use B2 as replacement for S3? Namely, I need "get upload URL" like pre-signed S3 URLs.
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gtt
8y ago
Those millennia world was mostly in Malthusian trap.
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gtt
8y ago
Like it or not, economy needs ads.
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gtt
8y ago
Could you share a longer description of how do you do it?
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gtt
8y ago
>>... single-author papers scream "crank" to me. Not necessary. Consider this: https://scholar.google.ru/citations?user=qc6CJjYAAAAJ&hl=ru&...
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gtt
8y ago
>People quit people, not jobs. To be fair, I've seen organizations so dysfunctional that even good managers could not protect their people from ambient shittiness. Below certain threshold there is no salvation for organization.
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gtt
8y ago
>>Many managers will just keeping adding more and more responsibilities to their 'best' workers until they either start saying "no", quit or burn out, often without any malice or ill intent. I consider such people
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gtt
8y ago
I liked certain aspects of Go, but lack of generics was a deal-breaker for me. You approached it a way better than I (and many others) did. Instead of arguing on forums you started writing code.
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gtt
8y ago
But. in such scenario, how can Buffet profit from under-performing Uber?
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gtt
8y ago
Could someone explain what got Buffet interested in Uber?
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gtt
8y ago
It will be removal of competition for their fiat disguised as environmental concern.
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gtt
8y ago
Awesome. Could someone recommend note-taking tool with the same spirit?
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Arraymancer – Fast n-dimensional tensor library written in Nim
(github.com)
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