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541.
by manojlds 5y ago
The Silen Sea was fun as well (article was written before its release)
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by manojlds 5y ago
This = Pulumi? It doesn't use TF as a backend. It builds on top of Terraform providers in many cases.
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by manojlds 5y ago
And Vitalik has a good blog post on what kind of decentralisation we are talking of with crypto and blockchain. He says blockchain is logically centralized, which is what this post here is essentially talking about. https://mediu
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by manojlds 5y ago
The plane can't know by itself what altitude it is and at least provide warning to override what it thinks it is?
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by manojlds 5y ago
I have been thinking of this as well. Pokemon cards as NFT would work, but why would the Pokemon company (the central entity) be ok with having a decentralised solution for it? What does the company get? NFTs need support of the big names b
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by manojlds 5y ago
It's a bit like having an in-mem db that then commits your transactions to the actual DB which is much slower.
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by manojlds 5y ago
Unless cars have ejection seats it's not the same comparison. Pedestrians in this case are potential hikers or people in the area.
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by manojlds 5y ago
> Vast majority of pilots are much more trained to safely land than to safely parachute So if the person is an experienced skydiver, doesn't the equation change towards ditching the plane? Mind you, no one is arguing whether the vid
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by manojlds 5y ago
Because the iPhone 12 were mindlessly thinner and had such bad battery life that they had to make the battery bigger?
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by manojlds 5y ago
It's (Quest 2) a standalone VR headset first and foremost.
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by manojlds 5y ago
But AWs staff will use this and provide more "authoritative" answers.
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by manojlds 5y ago
Most definitely not. Web 2 has been in use as a term for a long while before crypto came knocking.
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by manojlds 5y ago
Jeff Bezos comes back /s
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by manojlds 5y ago
Rails mostly.
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by manojlds 5y ago
Apple Engineers don't even come on a podcast to discuss stuff without thinking and asking internally if it's ok.
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by manojlds 5y ago
Was just playing with Amplify Studio and have no clue who it's targetting and who will be happy and for what use cases.
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by manojlds 5y ago
It just adds onus on the vendor. Google have implemented it very well and I love this a lot more as the end user gets more visibility and control. It's going to be a short-term pain but I think it's going to be great in long term.
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by manojlds 5y ago
Rural India wasn't affected at all by covid, and main period was April-May 2021.
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by manojlds 5y ago
Which is what the article concludes with
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by manojlds 5y ago
Is it even AI?
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by manojlds 5y ago
I don't know what headless means here.
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by manojlds 5y ago
The article mentions JAX many times and literally has a flow chart for RL and when to use JAX.
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by manojlds 5y ago
JetBrains recently announced Fleet. Written in Kotlin and Rust.
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by manojlds 5y ago
I still can't believe that US, where it's been rampant, hasn't been a place to report a new variant of concern for the first time, but UK, India, SA (and other like Peru?) have.
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by manojlds 5y ago
But entire world has the virus now, every human is a potential "lab" for variants to come. And I still don't think Omicron is as different from original Sars-Cov-2 as Sars-Cov-2 was to known predecessors.
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by manojlds 5y ago
Why should one use CDK vs Pulumi?
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by manojlds 5y ago
> Jack tends to hire good executives to run the boring parts of the business. Those are also the parts that tend to bankroll all the new and shiny stuff. That sounds good, then? Hope you are not implying that it's a negative thing.
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by manojlds 5y ago
User agents aren't a thing?
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by manojlds 5y ago
EdgeDB seems like a good way to approach this https://www.edgedb.com/
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by manojlds 5y ago
Do our aeroplanes flap their wings like the birds do? GPT-3 is obviously not the AI end goal, but we are on the path and the end might lead to aeroplanes than flapping machines.

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