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by marcofloriano 1y ago
I completely agree with your comment. The common narrative about Galileo and the Church is often oversimplified and overlooks the intellectual context of the time. As you pointed out, it wasn’t about a crude Biblical literalism—after all, e
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Springer Nature book on machine learning is full of made-up citations(retractionwatch.com)
8 points by marcofloriano 1y ago|1 comments
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by marcofloriano 1y ago
"And I think that's how it should be. I didn't feel comfortable hacking up the code of a Real Programmer." Ok, i actually cried at this part.
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by marcofloriano 1y ago
"It's so simple that nothing goes wrong." This. The hardest part of solving a problem is to think about the problem and then come up with the right solution. We actually do the opposite: we write code and then think about it.
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GPU Hosting and Open Source AI Will Revolutionize or Kill WordPress(wordfence.com)
2 points by marcofloriano 1y ago|1 comments
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by marcofloriano 1y ago
Best observation so far. Specially the cost side of using all those APIs ... i pay in dollars, but earn in reais (brazil), the cost scares me.
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by marcofloriano 1y ago
Ideas are not cells. They live in a different reality. Cells don't have quality. They can't have. But ideas can be good or bad. Bad ideas can kill you. There should be black cells and white cells in the game rules in order to this
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by marcofloriano 2y ago
"Proving to yourself that the code works is your job. This is one of the many reasons I don’t think LLMs are going to put software professionals out of work." Good point
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by marcofloriano 2y ago
"If you’re using an LLM to write code without even running it yourself, what are you doing?" Hallucinating
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by marcofloriano 3y ago
Preston Thorpe, about your epiphany moment, any possible relationship with Jesus ?
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Coronavirus: How the pandemic has exposed AI’s limitations(theconversation.com)
1 points by marcofloriano 6y ago|0 comments
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Java will kill your startup. PHP will save it(medium.com)
1 points by marcofloriano 6y ago|0 comments
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by marcofloriano 6y ago
Congratulations on creating such an amazing app! I´m myself a (brazilian) wordpress blogger, but i needed a place on the cloud to do my personal writings without distractions. Starting to write right now. Thank you!
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How We Moved from Wordpress to React and Raised $80M(medium.com)
2 points by marcofloriano 6y ago|0 comments
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by marcofloriano 8y ago
A bank!
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by marcofloriano 8y ago
I'm very suprised they didn't have scurity cams at the IT office. When he breaked in, i thought that was the end of story.
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by marcofloriano 8y ago
What frustrates me is the tendency to use technology to replace humans beings. Then you don't know how to solve the shortcut in jobs. Couldn't we just slow down tech a little bit and let people do some good old hard work to keep g
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by marcofloriano 8y ago
Relates a lot with my entrepreneur experience. My last venture sunk like 5 years of my life and money. Guess most risked things are hard. The hardest part is to actually get experience. Experience is different from success.
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by marcofloriano 8y ago
In my case marriage was the great motivator for leaving frendiship and not having new friends. My old friends who are single now, still have good friendship, even after 30. I guess my best friend is my wife now.
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by marcofloriano 8y ago
I'm not an engineer, but i can relate a lot with that: 19. The odds are greatly against you being immensely smarter than everyone else in the field. If your analysis says your terminal velocity is twice the speed of light, you may have
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by marcofloriano 9y ago
Actually your comment makes me sad. The article is pretty good and realistic. Life is hard and real. But when you savor it with the right things (God, family and friends for me) it's amazing! Short, but amazing
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Facebook's director of product design on why websites may be a dying business(mashable.com)
1 points by marcofloriano 9y ago|0 comments
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by marcofloriano 9y ago
* This is not, by itself, evidence of evolution at work. In evolutionary terms, having a long life isn’t as important as having a reproductively fruitful one, with many children who survive into adulthood and birth their own offspring. So h
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by marcofloriano 9y ago
I would love to see a free version for just one domain.
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by marcofloriano 9y ago
Yeah right? Imagine the last one: "Sorry guys i didn't hear anything for the last hour" and then "LOL". But i laught a ton with the reading.
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by marcofloriano 9y ago
"My life as a whole is fulfilled. My job contributes to that, but I count it a small factor." Best answer so far.
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by marcofloriano 9y ago
What's your criteria to measure "quality of the people", in this context?
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by marcofloriano 10y ago
A good and honest opinion for 2017. But probably not for 2050. You see, vision is something you go for the long haul, not a couple decades. The world will evolve a lot, specially in the sense of using Space, Moon and Mars as the foundation
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by marcofloriano 10y ago
It may be good, after all we are talking about private information. Some degree of control and exposition are welcome.
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by marcofloriano 10y ago
I have to fight against this tendency to believe past was better almost every day. My mind seems to try to trick me every time i'm making progress in life, bringing memories of a better past, showing why today sucks. The solution? Reas

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