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by jyscao 9mo ago
No idea how Fridman manages to bring on the type of high profile guests that he does. Guy does not ask good questions and has the charisma of a wet rag,
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by jyscao 9mo ago
If you do not know of a single Wikipedia article that you judge to be politically biased, then that says more about you and your gullibility than it does about me.
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by jyscao 9mo ago
What for? To start a flame war? No one is going to get convinced one way or the other. Which was why I just wanted to point out that while I think Wikipedia is a net good overall, it is not without blemishes.
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by jyscao 9mo ago
Wikipedia is overall excellent, and it has certainly brought enormous value to me throughout the years. But it is noticeably biased on any topic that has political implications.
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by jyscao 9mo ago
CC isn’t open sourced.
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by jyscao 9mo ago
Very nice, BAML looks useful. Building an agentic app right now, and trying to get agents to respond with structured output definitely makes me feel uneasy. So looking forward to trying this out.
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by jyscao 9mo ago
So why bother with the earlier hypocritical pretence bringing up torture and murder? Just straight up say you approve of the move because a new U.S. stooge in Venezuela would be better for US geopolitical interests.
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by jyscao 10mo ago
This sounds like a cookie cutter ChatGPT reply.
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Embedding-Based Tool Selection for AI Agents(zarar.dev)
1 points by jyscao 10mo ago|0 comments
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by jyscao 10mo ago
I need to switch my home network to at least use IPv6 externally, because my ISP recently deployed CG-NAT, which made my SSH server that used to work no longer reachable from outside of my LAN.
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by jyscao 10mo ago
vim-fugitive for Vim/Neovim is even better as it allows you to do per line stages, not just per hunk. There are many other plugins for vim and emacs (e.g. magit) that enhance one’s git workflow.
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by jyscao 10mo ago
Projection. China does not even try to export their ideologies to the rest of the world who they see as clearly different culturally. The “west” OTOH does not have a good track record of that.
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by jyscao 11mo ago
In the present day, this is a delusional take.
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by jyscao 1y ago
PiPy is more apt, no?
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by jyscao 1y ago
> conway’s law and how it shapes S3’s architecture (consisting of 300+ microservices)
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by jyscao 1y ago
>in terms of superintelligence development doing a lot of heavy lifting in your conjecture
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by jyscao 2y ago
China has more and better human capital than India.
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What Rosalind Franklin contributed to the discovery of DNA's structure(nature.com)
4 points by jyscao 2y ago|0 comments
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by jyscao 2y ago
> NATO, with America leading, gave the world the longest stretch of relative peace it has ever seen. What an outrageous claim to make over the entirety of recorded human history.
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by jyscao 2y ago
> If you are bigger and stronger - you are right, do whatever you want, international laws and rules do not matter any more In reality, that was always the case.
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by jyscao 2y ago
It does now with Nx
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by jyscao 2y ago
>for which I only have a perennial curiosity. Guessing you meant to say "peripheral curiosity" here? Perennial would mean you have a long-lasting and/or continued interest/curiosity.
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by jyscao 2y ago
> This led to a demographic explosion, so that in a few hundred years Yamnaya descendants numbered many tens of thousands and were spread from Hungary to eastern China. Don’t they mean western China here?
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by jyscao 2y ago
If you know you know, and clearly plenty of people who read my original comment do. Judging from your other comments, you're either wilfully ignorant or actively dishonest, can't tell which, and frankly don't care either way.
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by jyscao 2y ago
You're welcome. And thanks for offering your unasked for and useless input.
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by jyscao 2y ago
One could endlessly go on about the economy/COL, immigration, crumbling healthcare, housing crisis, far-left ideology going mainstream, etc. But I could frame it much simpler than that - Canada, at least in cities of modest sizes and u
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by jyscao 2y ago
> Is Canada better today then when he started as PM? As you've already concluded, the answer is absolutely not. The Canada I grew up with, and mind you my family are immigrants from the 90s and early 2000s ourselves, is completely s
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by jyscao 2y ago
Good point.
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by jyscao 2y ago
> and a single right party No longer true. Canada now also has the PPC - the People's Part of Canada (see: https://www.peoplespartyofcanada.ca/ ). > even though the majority of the population may not agree with th
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by jyscao 2y ago
> instead you've just handed us to the conservatives I agree that the conservatives are not a good choice, but apparently for the opposite reason as you - the conservatives are unlikely to be able to fix much of the damage Trudeau h

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