jgilias

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by jgilias 4y ago
You sound like you have a good grasp of this! What’s your take on the observation that historically after the yield curve inversion ends, it’s 3-6 months until a recession?
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by jgilias 4y ago
I do agree though that the battle didn’t need to happen. Russia could’ve just not attacked Ukraine.
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by jgilias 4y ago
I didn’t want to spell it out, but apparently I must. They’d end up in torture chambers like in Kherson: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/torture-chambers-ukrain...
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by jgilias 4y ago
I feel like we’re in a new age of heliocentrism.
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by jgilias 4y ago
What do you think would happen to people going around and taking pictures of the damage in Mariupol while it’s under occupation?
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by jgilias 4y ago
But he’s not exactly _running_ the exchange, is he? I mean, it’d be interesting to see how the SEC asks him to shut it down, and of course that’s actually impossible for him (or anyone really) to do.
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by jgilias 4y ago
This is very amusing to read! This company invented Ruby on Rails and was in business before ‘cloud’ was a thing. Many things can be said about 37signals and DHH in particular, but lacking proper experience is definitely not one of those.
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by jgilias 4y ago
They really don’t care enough about that.
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by jgilias 4y ago
It’s… I have horrible handwriting that I’ve never been ashamed of. Now I am. Thanks for posting this!
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by jgilias 4y ago
That was on February 1st though. They also have a mandate to keep the financial system stable.
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by jgilias 4y ago
This really highlights the difference between what banks think they are, and what most of their customers think they are. Also, this makes me think how in a world where stablecoins are regulated with clear rules of what their issuers can an
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by jgilias 4y ago
https://archive.is/oy2eT
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by jgilias 4y ago
Rust is basically ML-ish with curly braces though. Sure, going full blown functions as first class objects is a bit challenging due to having three Fn types based on how they capture lexical scope. But your typical Rust code base is much mo
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by jgilias 4y ago
Loks like the current iteration of LLMs are very good when it comes to being able to hallucinate!
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by jgilias 4y ago
Thanks! Just bought it.
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by jgilias 4y ago
https://archive.is/s3047
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by jgilias 4y ago
Is there something I can read about Google switching to sync RPC? Like a blog post or something like that? Thanks!
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by jgilias 4y ago
Your license would not be a dealbreaker for me in an SME commercial setting. AGPL would be a dealbreaker.
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by jgilias 4y ago
I’m sure the majority of the users on this platform believe (at least subconsciously) that they are the smartest person they know. Many of them likely know about bitcoin since it cost less than a hundred bucks. So here’s this thing that the
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by jgilias 4y ago
Inducing aging in mice and then reversing the process using gene therapy. https://hms.harvard.edu/news/loss-epigenetic-information-can...
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by jgilias 4y ago
How do you define a health issue?
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by jgilias 4y ago
Cancer is also natural and a part of life. I don’t think those are valid reasons for not tackling a health issue.
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by jgilias 4y ago
Wow, I didn’t know you don’t need to vectorize Matlab code anymore! Though that’s a useful skill to have, has saved my skin a few times in scientific Python land too!
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by jgilias 4y ago
I get why many people dislike the idea of working on those skills. The way you put it, some people might go like “I’m not playing ‘games’ like that, and I’m proud of it!” So, the way I think about it instead is that I’m just another type of
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by jgilias 4y ago
Thank you for putting people skills up there first on that list! It was a small revelation to me when I at some point realized that people skills is just another thing I can just learn how to do. That it’s not necessarily something that com
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by jgilias 4y ago
Answering to my own comment to answer the broader discussion. - I’m not from the US and I’m not talking about the US market; - I don’t believe “the market” provides some value judgement. Rather, it’s just the aggregate behavior of people un
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by jgilias 4y ago
Good for you! My needs are: - have place for a family of four, two of which are small children; - be something I can use with said family in -15 Celsius; - Be able to be used for a 200km trip weekly with said family; I have an EV.
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by jgilias 4y ago
In theory. In practice the market has spoken as to what kind of a form-factor people find the most useful for personal transportation in different climates and economic development scenarios. There’s no reason why ICEs couldn’t have support
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by jgilias 4y ago
By the way, if you have a metformin prescription you might want to take it regardless for longevity benefits: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/is-metformin-a-wonder-dr... Don’t drop the low-carb diet though!
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by jgilias 4y ago
This one: https://books.google.com/books/about/Lifespan.html?id=0fEbwQ... The book itself is somewhat pop-sci’ish, and there is something to be said about Sinclair himself being somewhat sensationalistic. However,

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