jonathanpeterwu

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Transformers Create Shapes of the Universe(danielmiessler.com)
2 points by jonathanpeterwu 2y ago|1 comments
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by jonathanpeterwu 2y ago
Haven't seen this train of thought discussed. Takes some interesting comments from Karpathy and others to argue that transformers can distill down things well beyond just text and images
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by jonathanpeterwu 4y ago
This opens the door to many use cases for secure, privacy focused, and scaled asset transfers leveraging taproot, lightning network, and the existing bitcoin protocol. Very exciting news
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by jonathanpeterwu 5y ago
Yeah no doubt about this. But its also important to remember we've been doing this non stop since 2008 minus a few months in 2018. So this is a multi president, both parties are involved in continuing this train.
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by jonathanpeterwu 5y ago
That seems to be the suggestion with MFN, it gets priced at the lowest term sheet so in this case the sale term sheet
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by jonathanpeterwu 5y ago
I highly doubt the chip shortage a la increased chip demand from a company perspective has to do with gaming/mining GPU demand. Much of the supply demand can be traced to increased car chip demand (Toyota cutting production by 40%) as
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by jonathanpeterwu 5y ago
We should probably also find a way to tax US dollar usage with CO2 tax as the net energy usage here is quite high as well
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The “holy grail” of Solid State Batteris is here(popularmechanics.com)
6 points by jonathanpeterwu 5y ago|2 comments
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by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago
Mining bitcoin is exactly what the author mentions a heat sink not a battery. But mining bitcoin and capturing excess heat produces a provably scarce and globally accessible digital asset. You are not transferring energy across time or spac
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by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago
Bitcoin is not a battery it is not a valid analogy. It’s more a store of value of the energy produced. It’s a monetary incentive to capture the cheapest (now mostly hydro, solar, wind potentially nuclear) wherever you can cheaply or safely
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by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago
Bitcoin energy consumption is a brittle argument, our entire monetary system is backed by much more expensive energy usage. Energy usage for security is a trait of sound money.
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by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago
What’s the point of sharing this on an article about his passing?
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Lemongrass feed additive reduces cattle methane emissions by 33%(mdpi.com)
4 points by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago|0 comments
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by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago
Little Cinema Digital | Frontend Engineer (React, Typescript) | Remote US, New York, Los Angeles | https://littlecinema.net Little Cinema is an online shared digital experience platform helping Movie Studios and Show Producers b
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by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago
Little Cinema Digital | Senior Backend Engineer (Node, Typescript) | Remote US, New York, Los Angeles | https://littlecinema.net Little Cinema is an online shared digital experience platform helping Movie Studios and Show Produc
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by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago
Can you explain this a bit further, long tail which was better ROI
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by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago
Building on this. If you have the risk tolerance. Just stating that you have to work remotely (if its legitimate) at-risk health, child care, family care I'm sure there can't be a ton of pushback on an individual level. Otherwise
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by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago
Zuck. Pathologically lies and moves the goalposts. But employees are essentially powerless in this.
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by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago
Worth reading all chapters that are in here, but chapter 3 gets at the meat of where we're heading. We're at the end of a long credit cycle post WWII, dislocation of the dollar from the gold standard, to bretton woods, to now QE p
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by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago
This is a primarily large company focused initiative. You’ll need to work with apples partner integration chat providers to build on it. It’s invite only at this point.
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by jonathanpeterwu 6y ago
Location: London Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: React, GraphQL, Apollo, JavaScript, Rails, PostgreSQL, React, AWS (ECS, S3, Lambda, API Gateway, Cloudfront), ElasticSearch, Docker, CI/CD Email: jonathan.x.wu@gmail.c
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by jonathanpeterwu 7y ago
Location: London Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: * Back-end: Node | Rails | Elixir * Front-end: React | Redux | GraphQL | CSS | SASS Résumé/CV: By Email Experience: I've worked within early to mid stage startups
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by jonathanpeterwu 7y ago
Donation to food banks seems to help the highest critical need people otherwise seeing funds that work with homeless shelters may be a good source to focus on as well.
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by jonathanpeterwu 7y ago
Do you have a reference for this or is this just a major assumption
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by jonathanpeterwu 7y ago
Order groceries delivered wipe down all surfaces with alcohol. Avoid supermarkets if possible
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by jonathanpeterwu 7y ago
Location: Seeking London or Remote Remote: Open to remote Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Ruby on Rails, React, Redux, GraphQL, Lambdas, Containers. Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanpeterwu Ema
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by jonathanpeterwu 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | LONDON | Remote Specialties are front-end development in React/Redux/Graphql Full stack web development with background in Node, Rails scaled development. Also comfortable building infrastructure using Containers&#x
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2019 Novel Coronavirus Sequenced(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
3 points by jonathanpeterwu 7y ago|0 comments
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by jonathanpeterwu 7y ago
Location: London/NY Remote: Yes Technologies: React, Redux, GraphQL, Javascript, Rails (Ruby), Elixir Resume: Feel free to email me for a copy Languages: English/Chinese - Currently looking for a long term contract FT role based e
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by jonathanpeterwu 7y ago
Location: London/Remote Remote: Optional Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, Graphql, Node, Rails, Redux, Mongo; Postgres. Resume: https://github.com/jonathanpeterwu linkedin.com/in/jonathanpeterwu

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