jasfi

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by jasfi 4y ago
No technique always works. Buying the dip is just that, a technique, not a promise. This is a single example at a specific (long-term) time-frame with many other factors involved.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Try mental math, it gives your brain a good workout. There are apps available for iPhone and Android.
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by jasfi 4y ago
I found a similar utility for Windows: https://github.com/TechieGuy12/FileWatcher
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by jasfi 4y ago
The author mentioned CRUD with Rust, which sounds like they think Rust is overkill for CRUD.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Nim is easy to use but performance. I'm releasing a (web) development platform for it this month. Just getting the code ready.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Do you have any scientific references to back this up? I agree that there could be something to your theory. References make sense to me as well, but I also agree with the conclusion of this article, that memories are distributed. If you pu
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by jasfi 5y ago
The MVP is being developed, just not yet ready for release. The landing page is for those who want to sign-up to be notified of news.
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by jasfi 5y ago
For those interested in NLU/AGI, see LxAGI: https://lxagi.com . No demo available just yet.
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by jasfi 5y ago
SEEKING WORK Experienced developer/data engineer. Location: South Africa Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Nim, Python, C/C++, Oracle, PostgreSQL, AWS Resume/CV: available on request
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by jasfi 5y ago
Pay attention to your stress levels, it's important that they aren't too high. Ashwagandha is very good at lowering cortisol levels.
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by jasfi 5y ago
Nim. It's just so quick and easy to write high performance code. That's why I'm writing a web framework for it, soon to be released: https://github.com/jfilby/nexus
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by jasfi 5y ago
No it doesn't give me the same effect, surprisingly. However it does definitely help with coding. It gives your working memory and symbol manipulation a workout. Coding uses these facilities, but might not work them directly enough to
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by jasfi 5y ago
There are a lot of apps available, just search on mental math. I've found that relatively simple arithmetic done repeatedly works well, look for those kinds of apps. About 10-15 mins of these problems per day is enough.
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by jasfi 5y ago
I'm 42. I use mental math to stay sharp. Exercise and diet also make a difference.
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by jasfi 5y ago
The small ecosystem is Nim's downfall for now, sadly. It really is a much easier language to learn and write in. I'm working on some Nim modules which will be Open Sourced soon. This will provide a web framework with an ORM. It wi
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by jasfi 5y ago
Plus what about people trying to remove the details of someone else. It's not something you want automated.
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by jasfi 5y ago
Nim ( https://nim-lang.org/ ) is a fast, compiled language that is as easy to use as Python. It doesn't have the same ecosystem or user-base of Python though, although Python and Nim can be bridged via nimpy.
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by jasfi 5y ago
Wouldn't more money allow you to spend more on marketing and sales, which in theory could drive more profit? I think that's part of the bet.
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by jasfi 5y ago
They look great! Too bad they're hardware only.
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by jasfi 5y ago
To me crypto forms a part of Web 3, not all of it by far.
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by jasfi 5y ago
Which crowd funding platform did you use?
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by jasfi 5y ago
What about face-to-face or Zoom interviews? At some point you're going have to show your face. LinkedIn has also changed things a lot. It seems like a losing battle, in spite of the good intentions.
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by jasfi 5y ago
Automated trading of crypto is a derivative of crypto/Web 3. What I'm saying is that there are offshoots that may not seem directly related to it. There's still innovation going on.
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by jasfi 5y ago
I think that Web 3 will add value to the internet, and that its particular value will be determined over the years. The bad ideas will eventually be filtered out, and the good ideas made stronger and more identified. Right now I'm usin
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by jasfi 5y ago
If you're interested in AGI take a look at my effort currently in development. It focuses on natural language understanding: https://lxagi.com
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by jasfi 5y ago
Resume parsing is something I'm working on, see https://lxagi.com , it's in the examples.
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by jasfi 5y ago
For compressed images (such as JPEG), if you flip a bit in the image section that breaks the compressed data, and the decompression algorithm won't make sense. However it could also be that there's a checksum on most of the file d
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by jasfi 5y ago
I am worried about the term "disinformation" since that can be really subjective. On the other hand anti-vax content is harmful, to me, so there's no easy answer.
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by jasfi 5y ago
I agree that it could get out of hand. We'll have to wait and see how it turns out. Since this is an EU law I wonder if it applies to content hosted on EU servers only, or any content that shows up in their users' results.
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by jasfi 5y ago
I doubt it, they should know what the various algorithms are, especially the most important ones that drive most of the ranking. But their competitive advantage would be on the line.

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