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by intalentive 1y ago
Population growth in other developed countries is also driven by immigration.
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by intalentive 1y ago
I just use sqlite
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by intalentive 1y ago
A political establishment that builds a "total surveillance police state" is not going to allow itself to be displaced by "elections".
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by intalentive 1y ago
America’s ruling class has driven the country into a ditch. I am profoundly skeptical of their willingness or ability to fix the mess they have made over the past several decades. This is what they wanted. This is what happens when finance
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by intalentive 1y ago
Good point about the Turing Test: >The original Turing Test was designed to compare two participants chatting through a text-only interface: one AI and one human. The goal was to spot the imposter. Today, the test is simplified from thre
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by intalentive 1y ago
>Why is housing supply so severely restricted in US cities and suburbs? Urban economists offer two primary hypotheses: homeowner self-interest and political fragmentation. Homeowners, who outnumber and have organizational advantages over
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by intalentive 1y ago
The monetary system is a public good and should be treated like one, with transparent upfront rules not arbitrary action that takes people by surprise.
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by intalentive 1y ago
I've been using Litestar for over a year now, serving both JSON and templated HTML. Great all-around Python async framework that manages to be fast (faster than FastAPI), lightweight, and still has enough batteries included to host a w
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by intalentive 1y ago
uvicorn systemd service behind nginx reverse proxy
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by intalentive 1y ago
You mean the Heritage Foundation's Project Esther. Left/right is not a useful distinction for the present moment. The recent mayoral elections in New York and Minneapolis suggest that the relevant divide is pro/anti Zionist.
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by intalentive 1y ago
In what respect is the US becoming like China?
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by intalentive 1y ago
>Housing is not a standalone crisis, but a symptom of a larger dysfunctional economic engine that simply does not work for the majority. Great point. Healthcare, debt, and housing affordability are interlinked issues that stem from one r
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by intalentive 1y ago
>consumers do need banks We need banking services like accounts and transactions but there’s no good reason that couldn’t be operated as a public utility.
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by intalentive 1y ago
By enforcing immigration law and prioritizing your own people? Yes.
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by intalentive 1y ago
Performance hit from data validation at construction time. I like msgspec which is much leaner and faster.
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by intalentive 1y ago
Here's an idea: treat conspiracy theory as theory, an explanation of a set of facts, rather than as social contagion or pathological disorder. Allow open discussion of all sides of an issue, admit controversial facts, and structure the
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by intalentive 1y ago
Quanta is “pop science” for smart lay people who might also read, for instance, the New Yorker.
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by intalentive 1y ago
I suspect it has more to do with alignment fine-tuning.
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by intalentive 1y ago
What's the objection to the name? I don't get it.
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by intalentive 1y ago
Cool. It would be neat to see velocity and altitude too.
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by intalentive 1y ago
The solution is to learn a world model amenable to A*. Then you can always get from point a to point b. You don't need to follow breadcrumbs generated by random walks, you can just plan your trajectory and go. Similarly if you can deco
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by intalentive 1y ago
You can probably beat the standard if you have a special case to optimize for — for example, if your documents are fixed “chunks” then you don’t need to normalize by length. If you can extract sets of keywords with NLP, then you don’t need
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by intalentive 1y ago
>the absurd explosion of housing costs Instead of the efficient allocation of capital we have wealth transfers from producers and consumers to a financial rentier class that produces nothing. This class, which effectively owns the govern
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by intalentive 1y ago
>your life is for you and it's supposed to be fun The Boomer ethic in a nutshell
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by intalentive 1y ago
Why should I care whether LLVM is used? What’s the advantage?
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by intalentive 1y ago
Yes. Tech is clearly a beneficiary of the Cantillon Effect.
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by intalentive 1y ago
Buybacks sacrifice long term investment for short term stock price gains.
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by intalentive 1y ago
Exception that proves the rule. If "quality" is a niche, then by definition it doesn't characterize the market.
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by intalentive 1y ago
Good point.
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by intalentive 1y ago
Have you benchmarked against the usearch extension?

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