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Narrative Identity(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by kulikalov 3y ago|0 comments
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by kulikalov 3y ago
I'm not aware of any technology that is capable of doing anything close to "uploading". Or any technology that is on the way there. If we consider our consciousness to be a narrative that is based on our life experiences, the
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Digital Immortality(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by kulikalov 3y ago|2 comments
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by kulikalov 3y ago
You are describing use case for a vector database
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by kulikalov 3y ago
What technical benefits?
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by kulikalov 3y ago
While I recognize the efforts in developing natural language to SQL translation systems, I remain skeptical. The core of my concern lies in the inherent nature of natural language and these models, which are approximative and lack precisio
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Ask HN: Best Company to Work at in this decade?
2 points by kulikalov 3y ago|1 comments
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Artificial Womb(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by kulikalov 3y ago|0 comments
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by kulikalov 3y ago
A simple ngram index can address your concern
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by kulikalov 3y ago
Isn’t the end of copyright also the end of IP? Then what?
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by kulikalov 3y ago
I actually actively avoid acquiring context around this music, do you think I’m missing out on something?
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by kulikalov 3y ago
Jon Hopkins: https://youtu.be/sVefn-AXoZw?si=_AJMSb-vh0bMiyax I don’t know anything about the author or his target audience, but the music he creates is the most serene and captivating thing I've ever heard. Put on hea
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by kulikalov 3y ago
Subway is filthy and unsafe. No one I know would use it late at night. Most of the worthy cultural events are happening around Central Park and downtown. So, if you want the good parts of New York experience without a slight risk of being s
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by kulikalov 3y ago
I've been living in Europe for many years. Never needed a car, and moved around cities on a bicycle, public transportation, and sometimes a cab. On a train/plane for longer distances. Safe, healthy, pleasant, loved it. Moved to th
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by kulikalov 3y ago
If it quacks like a duck - it must be a duck. Not really. > In every profession there’s a point where further improvements in skills are so subtle that the difference between one level and another can only be appreciated by another exper
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by kulikalov 3y ago
Learning remotely is faster? I thought it’s the same as remote plus extra experience from having work related conversations over the lunchtime
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by kulikalov 3y ago
For the engineers who have many years of experience working both remote and on site - how do you compare the pace of learning from your peers and forming meaningful bonds?
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by kulikalov 3y ago
How do you form your peer group remotely?
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by kulikalov 3y ago
That might be unrealistic in some cases but one way to deal with this is to take control over the situation. If you have a recipe to fix a particular problem whether it’s about unrealistic expectations or people not feeling safe - propose i
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by kulikalov 3y ago
Check out the chapter on embeddings in this wonderful book: https://web.stanford.edu/~jurafsky/slp3/
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by kulikalov 3y ago
What are the storage and latency requirements?
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by kulikalov 3y ago
It seems possible to create separate tiny devices for different applications and sell them prepackaged. The installation process would look like plugging it into electrical outlet and connecting to your local Wi-Fi. Redundancy can be achiev
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by kulikalov 3y ago
Technically, one can say the same about any devops services out there, for instance. Makes more sense to opensource it. Still, would you mind sharing the use case and the outcome? I have a couple of clients interested in similar solutions,
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by kulikalov 3y ago
I’ve built a similar solution around BigQuery. I used temporary tables to let user iterate over the data instead of writing huge analytics queries. I would open source it if I had decent experience with OSS. If anyone with OSS maintainer ex
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by kulikalov 3y ago
You don’t need ci as a solo developer. A few bash scripts and a docker container will suffice.
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Meal Replacement [video](youtube.com)
2 points by kulikalov 3y ago|0 comments
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by kulikalov 3y ago
Define “deep understanding” here? You certainly have to lean python, at least because you are gonna need it for data manipulation and cleaning no matter what you do in this field.
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by kulikalov 3y ago
Not a recruiter, but I imagine there are at least 3 reasons for your repo to be ignored or deprioritized in favor of typical interview: - not everyone contributes to OSS - it’s easy to fake - it’s hard to assess within a short period of tim
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by kulikalov 3y ago
IMO it makes more sense to simply mention the most important skills inside the position description bullet points.
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by kulikalov 3y ago
System Design Interview Volume 2 contains a great overview of all kinds of architectures if you are into this kind of things. From there just pick the techs that you don't know and learn. This book is like a table of contents of other

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