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by jocaal 3y ago
The US has enormous amounts of capital and the capital owning class aren't just sitting on their fortunes, but are actually investing in fresh blood. The US has a large, rich homogenous market making it comparatively easier to grow new
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by jocaal 3y ago
Onur Mutlu puts his computer architecture lectures on youtube, their really good.
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If I understand correctly, Elixir builds an Erlang syntax tree and then the erlang toolchain takes over. If it runs Erlang, it should be able to run elixir
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> It's also free which no doubt irks a number of CEOs and founders who have yet to figure out how to monetize it. Just wait for Neuralink brain ads, it'l come
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Why wouldn't google cloud exist in 5-10 years? The scale of the project isn't the same as google reader or of their other cancelled projects.
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by jocaal 3y ago
> ...talk to something that doesn't provide factual information and... Ah yes, I dont understand how to talk to people either!
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by jocaal 3y ago
Maybe instead of advertising as free coaching, choose words that will appeal to your target audience. In your case, instead of saying free, use libre or explicitly say free as in freedom. You have to understand that many people see "fr
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by jocaal 3y ago
> the job of a Chief Executive Officer is to run the company Thats a very vague job description. Executive's jobs are to make investments that will maximize shareholder return and an executive of an engineering company will only be
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by jocaal 3y ago
That second video is a horrible example of a counter argument. At the start of the video, the creator admits to having an agenda against Sabine due to her past comments on LGBT stuff. She also says at the start that she believes capitalism
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by jocaal 3y ago
The thing is, the small percentage of people who can afford the panels already subsidized a large part of the energy supply to the population. In the south african townships, illegal connections to the grid are very common and a substantial
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by jocaal 3y ago
You can't just turn up clockspeed and expect linear increase in performance. The chips are packed so dense with transistors that the chips have to do some magic to be able to operate at those clock speeds without frying. Desktop parts
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by jocaal 3y ago
> ...about 3 conversations a day... Do you mind sharing examples of what you guys use it for? I basically never use LLM's and I am curious what uses others have found for it. From what I have seen, it is mostly used by students as a
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by jocaal 3y ago
I never understand when people preach about wealth inequality. The GDP per capita of the world is about $12k. In a perfectly equal world, that would mean everyone makes about that in a year. Seeing people on social media whining about wealt
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by jocaal 3y ago
If you hate it so much, why are you here?
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You have to remember economics is a model and not exactly how reality works, there are many examples where you will find the supply demand curves arent linear and there are also other things to take into account. Companies can artificially
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by jocaal 3y ago
In economics there is a concept, profit maximization, where it is determined at which prices the products will, well maximize profits, by taking into account marginal changes in supply and demand. I would be very surprised if the big ad com
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by jocaal 3y ago
GrapheneOS is a project that is hardening android and they mostly develop for pixels. If you are really paranoid, you can check that out.
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by jocaal 3y ago
The answer to your question requires a lot of math but in my opinion, thinking about derivatives and integrals in terms of signal responses is not at all intuitive since your have to first interpret the signal in terms of its fourier transf
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by jocaal 3y ago
where are those damn flying cars they promised
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Honestly, if you take 300k home, the risk isn't that high. But the reward is insane.
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> The world's knowledge is literally at people's fingertips now. Almost any creative skill someone has can be leveraged to make money. There are two ways to read this sentence. One optimistic, people can monitize their skills!
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by jocaal 3y ago
I think the real reason startups are using blub is something else entirely, tooling. The reason lisp was cool in the early days were because it allows you to easily build abstractions to improve productivity, but these days any language com
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by jocaal 3y ago
I was also stuck at like 50wpm and I knew it was because of using the wrong fingers for the wrong keys. Someone recommended typing.com's complete beginner lesson where they literally just walk you through which fingers to use with whic
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by jocaal 3y ago
i'm leaning more to the iphone side, theres not a chance apple is gonna allow webxr and have developers distribute products without apples cut.
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This makes me think that during wars like those, there isn't a difference between soldiers and civilians. Whats the difference between a conscript and a factory worker if neither wanted to be part of the war.
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I hope the time spent was worth learning something new :). I think having new languages have access to the dom can have huge benefits to end users but as you said, the initial indicators aren't looking good. It seems that there isn&#x2
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by jocaal 3y ago
The throughput these gpu's have make the price pretty competitive, but I think AMD is working on a APU in their instinct lineup. That could be pretty competitive since Nvidia is overcharging for memory and you could just use sticks ins
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by jocaal 3y ago
I haven't heard anything about microsoft helping AMD, it sounds interesting. Do you mind linking an article?
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WebAssembly: A new development paradigm for the web(youtube.com)
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by jocaal 3y ago
> You want better, then vote better. This doesn't help. Even if you were the guy that read all policies or whatever a candidate pushes, the vast majority if people are still just gonna vote with their emotions.

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