luizcdc

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The disappearing and unappreciated art of audible alerts(youtube.com)
2 points by luizcdc 6mo ago|0 comments
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The Day Anonymity Died: Inside the OpenReview / ICLR 2026 Leak(medium.com)
9 points by luizcdc 10mo ago|1 comments
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by luizcdc 11mo ago
I wonder if this tech is already being used in F1, or if it makes sense to do so. The weight savings alone could easily make a championship winner.
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by luizcdc 2y ago
The US was at war during the course of the Manhattan Project. This is not the case now. Being the sole owner of the first AGI would probably give the US an edge against its peers, but as fair as foreign policy goes, not as much as being the
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by luizcdc 2y ago
It really depends. Locally, factions like criminal associations and retired cops mafias (militias), who always have city councelors and mayors in their pockets, may retaliate if someone with an audience is being too annoying (see Marielle F
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by luizcdc 2y ago
Fines are not enough because a large enough fine will kill a company, destroying lots of jobs and supply chains. Why not dilute the shareholder pool by a serious amount? There's no need for a statization to formally happen, the governm
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3,141 digits of π fixed my memory(youtube.com)
1 points by luizcdc 3y ago|0 comments
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by luizcdc 3y ago
> Nice to see at least one country managed cut out the middleman that is visa/mastercard as well as the merchant services. For debit payments, sure. Credit card payments have infinitely better fraud protection than Pix (which has no
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by luizcdc 3y ago
Yes, the transactions is tripartite. Direct API access to the Central Bank's internal system is only given to participating banks. Your bank might make available a separate API through which you can generate temporary QR Codes with a v
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by luizcdc 3y ago
It's 4k, both for GPT4 and for GPT 3.5.
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by luizcdc 3y ago
I don't understand what's the harm of having a releases page with a binary and its md5 hash, or how that keeps anyone from just compiling an unofficial binary themselves and adding malware to it. Anyone not technical enough to com
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by luizcdc 3y ago
This is so similar to what happens in Brazil with online retailers when they decide to ship something through the Brazilian Postal Company (Correios). For me it's a gamble to order anything online because I live in a suburb that doesn&
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by luizcdc 4y ago
You could say it's homeschooling without the pressure to follow some arbitrary curriculum.
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by luizcdc 4y ago
The relevant bit is that the guy that is supposedly "running" this alledged unregulated security exchange can't shut it down himself. How is he running it if he's got no actual power over it?
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by luizcdc 4y ago
Servers on premise with regular backups stored in the cloud can still be cheaper than offloading all your compute, storage and backup to AWS.
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by luizcdc 4y ago
I work in a small startup with a headcount around ~30 employees. Although they are fully remote, employees can optionally work on the office, which is an open plan workspace. It really does work for me. We have desks that could support abou