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by kirubakaran 10mo ago
The signage is for cars, not boats.
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by kirubakaran 10mo ago
> No one is going to trust her to ... I wish I had your optimism: > Adam Neumann’s Flow raises over $100M at $2.5B valuation Backed by a16z, the ex-WeWork CEO's real estate platform targets global expansion. (2025) https:/&
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by kirubakaran 10mo ago
Looks great! If you don't mind sharing, what is the revenue and profit?
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by kirubakaran 10mo ago
Here's my list: https://kirubakaran.com/bookshelf/ I especially enjoyed "Seeing Like a State"
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by kirubakaran 10mo ago
That proof only applies to fixed architecture feed forward multilayer perceptrons with no recurrence, iirc. Transformers are not that.
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by kirubakaran 11mo ago
Ha I finally got it once I realized it's not about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smalltalk
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by kirubakaran 11mo ago
Only if you baby it
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by kirubakaran 11mo ago
I'm not trying to defend Google (shudder!), just trying to be helpful: - Enabling 2fa in my accounts has solved this problem for me - I hear that hardware security tokens are even better to get Google to not worry that you're an i
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by kirubakaran 11mo ago
Winning arguments with analogies is like painting still life with a broad brush
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by kirubakaran 11mo ago
Sure, some do that, not everyone. So I wouldn't call it a "failed world". I agree with your general point though.
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by kirubakaran 11mo ago
Dip said ties in liquid nitrogen and hit them with a hammer
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by kirubakaran 11mo ago
> The billionaires aren't differentiable Probably because they're not continuous?
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by kirubakaran 11mo ago
To the extent that it's rational, it's more about acceleration than velocity
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
You can configure Emacs to open each buffer in a new frame — ie “window” and manage them with your window manager
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
Thanks. There are also these: - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/toxcancel/ - https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/xcancelcom-redirect...
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
And even that's not constant sometimes.
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
> (how to make strikethrough...) Unfortunately(?) you can't: https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
How did you go bankrupt? Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly. - Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
IME the dreaded out of memory error. This is all they have to say on the matter: https://neo4j.com/developer/kb/recommendations-for-recovery-...
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
A question for people who interact with non-trivial Notion documents: Have they fixed the sluggishness? Some people I've talked to say that Notion has made massive improvements in that direction, and that slowness is no longer an issue
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
We had our own: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=nickb https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
It's only unfair if the innocent are punished. Lot of murders go unsolved. Does that mean the murderers that do get caught are treated unfairly?
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
If Travis Kalanick can do vibe research at the bleeding edge of quantum physics[1], I don't see why one can't do vibe brain surgery. It isn't really rocket science, is it? [2] [1] https://futurism.com/former-c
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
When I was traveling in Mexico, it drove me nuts that even though I was signed in, Google Flights switched my currency from dollars to pesos every single time I opened a new tab! I think they really don't care.
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
You're conveniently replying to the weakest point of the parent comment. They listed a several more reasons, and when taken together, the article reeks of LLM generated content.
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
Whenever some decision doesn't make sense, you can count on corruption (self-dealing, nepotism, kick-backs, or plain old embezzlement). Never attribute to stupidity that which is adequately explained by grift.
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
I of course use https://histre.com/ (I made it)
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
(Setting the current example aside...) When proposing a model for evaluating startup investments -- or any decision-making framework -- it’s useful to run a kind of regression test. Would Shark Tank have funded the most successful startups
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by kirubakaran 1y ago
There are tons of cards with no annual fees that offer collision damage waiver too.
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OpenAI Hires 4 High-Ranking Engineers from Competitors(wired.com)
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