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by malux85 2y ago
Wow this is so close to my symptoms as well it’s interesting to read and see their few differences. I too have a mixture of full narcolepsy and cataplexy attacks - but more cataplexy like the article. I am conscious I just can’t move, I als
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by malux85 2y ago
This has been done, many times before, it turns out the neural network just learns a crapper version of A*, and of course, any domain knowledge from whatever environment it's in, there was a post on this very thing last year on hacker
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by malux85 2y ago
I think you strike a good balance between personal freedoms and health of the population. You’re right in that availability is the problem. If I go across the road to the store, there’s a whole WALL covered in hundreds, maybe thousands, of
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by malux85 2y ago
I was thinking this too, A* is a good general performance algorithm, it’s possible the poster found an algorithm that performs better on their use case, but doesn’t generalise as well as A*, custom path finding algorithms that take advantag
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by malux85 2y ago
Hahaha yeah! Me too! Good thing I escaped that! Now back to my coding job, I really have to focus and push enough of these buttons or I’ll get fired and won’t get my pay
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by malux85 2y ago
Yeah, having the reward function baked into the runtime is a sure way to eliminate any nonsense!
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by malux85 2y ago
This is a good illustration of the arrogant intellect with no wisdom
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by malux85 2y ago
Perfect solution doesn’t exist in reality. All ideals are surrounded by a moat of tolerance. How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. Leave it better than you found it.
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by malux85 2y ago
Yes that's right, the process is: - clone the repo with git - Open Cursor (or vscode) locally, click "open remote window" little blue button at the bottom left of the screen - Navigate to the folder you cloned and press open
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by malux85 2y ago
We only have one who hasn't made the switch, he works in vim inside the docker container. I dont actually mind what development environments our devs use, as long as your productivity is up and you get the job done and you are happy. Y
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by malux85 2y ago
I used to do that, but now that all of our microservices are dockerized every microservice has its own docker container Vscode supports remote containers, so everyone in the org just develops INSIDE a replica of the prod container All conta
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by malux85 2y ago
It would be so funny if Gemini shorted Google and made a huge profit
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by malux85 2y ago
Yeah but the limiting factor for ages has been software and batteries, both of which have been improving a lot in the last 5-8 years.
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by malux85 2y ago
One of my first jobs was writing integration software for different accounting packages, and BOY OH BOY are you correct. Many (most) packages have an API, but transferring data in and out requires deep knowledge of systems, their special pr
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by malux85 2y ago
Legislation, if you can’t compete on merit then regulate.
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by malux85 2y ago
Every decision has tradeoffs, but I watch the HD netflix and it works flawlessly. Would I trade all of the advantages above for the (to me) near imperceptible difference in quality? Nope. Wait days for physical media to show up, or drive ar
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by malux85 2y ago
Seems like it’s just someone whining about their internet connection, in which case, I can see why streaming would be frustrating. But I’m lucky enough not to experience these issues, and boy oh boy, is streaming better. No searching throug
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by malux85 2y ago
Hire excellent people, that you can trust to do the job well, on time, without constant monitoring. Then you can have family time knowing everyone has each others back.
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by malux85 2y ago
One of the justifications that psycopaths and sociopaths use is exactly this - If their victims weren't so stupid, they wouldnt be victims. (Often mixed with the "if I didnt exploit them, someone else would"). Its an excuse t
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by malux85 2y ago
Simple, just write everything down. Making a quick note takes about 12 seconds. I make about 8-9 quick notes to summarise all tasks in the day. Everybody has that amount of time to do it, EVERYBODY. There is some cognitive burden (Find the
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by malux85 2y ago
I agree, this machine is absolutly beautiful, great to see it running a motif desktop and gr_osview! Good memories
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by malux85 2y ago
I'm not sure why BinanceLand is in AILandia though, please dont encourage them XD
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by malux85 2y ago
They 100% should be put in jail, if fines are the only deterrant then they just become cost-of-business and dont deter anything at all.
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by malux85 2y ago
Hey you're right, moving my head and less my eyes is way faster
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by malux85 2y ago
Do you think it could be a mutation that allows your eye muscles to move faster? My reading speed is limited by how fast I can move my eyes, if I use one of those apps that just flashes the words in the same spot my reading speed at least i
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by malux85 2y ago
Then stop consuming! A champion has discipline. A champion athlete doesnt grow morbidly obese off pizza and then complains it’s the pizzas fault - stop, or drastically reduce, eating. “It’s not easy”, of course it isn’t, all greatness requi
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by malux85 2y ago
I grew up coding C on djgpp on DOS and I remember seeing win3.11 and Desqview/X and then jumping to an early red hat (CDs ordered through the mail!) with gnome and OpenVMS/CDE I keep a set of emulated machines that can boot me bac
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by malux85 2y ago
What do you mean local first? Postgres is an executable that you can run on your machine if you wish
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by malux85 2y ago
Explore exploit dilemma, it seems 20/80 is about the right ratio in many fields
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by malux85 2y ago
Then the lesson you have learned is “don’t blindly trust the machine” Which is a very valuable lesson, worth more than $200

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