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4y ago
I’m working on https://atomictessellator.com alone, and it glorious. No need to get consensus for large refactors. experimenting with new simulation algorithms? No need to get buy in. Spend 2 days on testing new neural topology?
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We were monitoring 18.5 million torrents, over 292 million IP addresses, it took a Cassandra cluster of 18 nodes just to store this information. It was writing 18,000 writes a second, 24/7. This information was not pulled off pirate s
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I used to work at a BitTorrent monitoring company, “often used for piracy” is a very favourable explanation. 99.9999% of torrent activity is piracy. My guess is that’s the reason.
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Yeah this is it - Unconscious incompetent - you don’t even know how much you don’t know Consciously incompetent - you have a rough idea of how much you still have to learn Consciously competent - with willpower and effort you are competent
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It’s good to be inspired by the greats like Carmack, but understand that they are a representation of a transcendent ideal to strive for. Also when you were in your formative years, your time playing video games was not entirely wasted. Dur
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I know right! It's much more soothing for me if I have a giant Ideas.md so when someone actually does all of the hard bits (implementation and execution) then I can say "I thought of that", and take comfort in rationalising m
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What are these things?
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Or build its own, much more efficient, weapons When there’s large intelligence differentials in war, the lower intelligence doesn’t even know they are at war. (Human tank vs ant hill)
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Now push Ideas.md to GitHub and share it!
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If you're undisciplined with money it will suck. I spend less than 20% of what I earn, and if I went up to 600k then it would be a smaller percentage. Not everyone follows the hedonistic treadmill and does that stupid thing of increasi
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Yes both work, the GUI for nyan is nearly complete, it allows inspecting the basicblocks and control flow graph of the smart contract atomictessellator is about 90% functional, you can run experiments, simulations, and view results, it'
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Negotiate different working hours if you can, I now work 4AM to 12 Noon which gives me all afternoon every day to exercise and work on my own projects. Bed at 6PM/7PM, up at 3AM
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https://nyan.global An EVM disassembler and formal smart contract verifier (got bored, abandoned) https://atomictessellator.com Current project - small molecule chemistry simulation platform (no marketing, passion pr
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4y ago
Maybe Ignacio from San Francisco needs to relocate so that he can be more competitive. The free market does not have to support their lifestyle, programming is a meritocracy and a better, cheaper programmer will eat your lunch. Welcome to t
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Related: team staying extra hours and working weekends to make a deadline that is “critical”, and then turns out higher ups don’t care, cancel project, didn’t even look at it. Morale in the team plummeted, and everyone just switched to “pay
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Minecraft. I try and get to the nether. It's enough of a distraction for my consciousness to take my immediate attention off the problem, but while I am playing I find I'm having dialogs with myself fleshing out the problem. I fin
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Did you read the title? When I was at a consulting firm in London that I wont name, I was charging them 700GBP a day, and they were charging the end client 1500GBP a day (I saw this on an internal presentation slide I was not supposed to se
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This makes the assumption that “raw intelligence” is all that’s required to push at the edge of “hardest fields” This is simply not true. Some fields require learning 10-20 years of domain knowledge before one can push at the edge. Another
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Yea I think the main, major problem with no-code tools is that they are not as composable as real coding. How that manifests is in a “difficulty cliff” - everything is very easy until that one thing that you absolutely need - it’s impossibl
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We should try and find out who is managing his estate, let's get it renewed the maximum duration, just to annoy Nissan
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What is churning in this context?
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I want to love github co-pilot, but its just not there yet. For trivial stuff it's great, but for anything non-trivial it's always wrong. Always. And my problem is : Time. Cycling through false positives and trying to figure out i
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So KYC them when you onboard them, NOT when they try to withdraw. “Oh no, that might hurt our signup and trading figures?! “ Well, DUH, but anything to fudge the numbers right?! Maybe if they make withdrawals even more difficult a percentag
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The business dev guy who spits out an imaginary list of features (not backed with empirical data in any way) and then just sits there while I work hard building and building and building, and them claiming nothing or very little can be done
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Actual LOL Have you ever tried to fight spam at scale? It’s trivial to block the 50% of obvious spam accounts, but we are at the stage of humanity where the activity of very dumb humans and the activity of very clever bots, EASILY overlap.
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Portability is more important than guaranteed atomicity, consistency, isolation and durability?
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I see this a lot and I’m curious - why can’t you stand being with yourself? You touch on it a little when you say you begin to panic when you’re idle - what is the source of that panic? Is it FOMO? Is it un-processed traumatic memories? Is
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While it’s true that saying the general trend over the last 15,000 years has been upward, it’s a poor strategy to define micro-behaviour of 5,10,40 years (short, medium, long term financial horizons of a human lifespan) against such an enor
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A committee
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I've seen different authentication methods for different countries etc, for example there are some countries that if you put in your age as > 70 when signing up, the combination of being old and in a poorer country means google neve
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