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by mejutoco 4mo ago
The sovereign fund of Norway also researches a lot of the state of the companies and then invests into the whole market vs the ones they dont consider good according to some metric. Sounds like this Danish example.
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
It seems we agree that the latin alphabet can represent these for Polish, Spanish, etc.
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
I like this metaphor. Spanish ñ, Catalan or French ç, German ß. Similarly for ł and other Polish letters. It seems strictly speaking the latin alphabet cannot cover many european languages. But mostly we can say latin can express that. You
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
Might be inspired by the Kremlin building. Same story but with Ivan and eyes.
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
Being much slower is the mitigation.
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
That is interesting but tokenmaxxing is not maximizing token usage _efficiency_. It is maximizing its usage.
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
It is the old discovery vs invention in mathematics. Or of you prefer philosophy: Parmenides (nothing changes) vs Heraclitus (you cannot bath twice in the same river aka everything changes all the time). Postmodernism also claimed that ever
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
I get the idea, but: Ten thousand years ago (around 8000 BCE), the global human population was estimated to have been roughly 5 million people. This is significantly smaller than the current population of just Poland (about 36 million). In
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
Europe is slowly moving to put part of pensions in the stock market (like USA does). Right now people put it in sp500 so that sweet pension money in eu markets might be interesting to see.
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
> That's like speeding to the post office and expecting your letter to get to the recipient faster. I mean, the post office is not a magic box. Actual people will take your letter somewhere, sometimes batching sends. So running to t
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
Not even the obvious ones. Ask it for good objective news sources and it will refuse.
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
You can always use --theirs or --ours in git. Are you planning to use it with several users or just one? OP did not mention anything about multiple users.
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
I just saw it in some documentary, but do not remember where. I found these, which look like what I heard described. I believe it is the same you mention: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11095576/ https:
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
I read it is a practice these days to do this fecal "rub" for newborns as a way to compensate for the C-section lack of it. I do not know if it happens in Brazil. Another factor to consider.
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
They all look like video games. I guess Unreal Engine is used to create synthetic data for training.
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
> righting. > LLMs strongly prefer word-level tokens, and word substitutions follow semantic similarity and not the more human auditory similarity. Is this an elaborate joke or your full-word misspelling of writing is both agreeing wi
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
You argue it is safe. When it is not (Chernobyl, Fukushima) then you argue it kills less people. That is before considering the possibility of these sites being attacked during war (see Zaporizhia in Ukraine) and how centralized they are vs
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
> The paranoia around nuclear power is tied to generational fear mongering of governments during the Cold War And Chernobyl. And Fukushima. Nuclear is great but it has some very real risks
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
From Cambridge dictionary: > align: to be the same or similar, or to agree with each other; to make two things do this But I get it, you are using it as correlation. Still, if gdp per capita average is 130 and median is 100 (ratio is 1.3
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
Spring is a very good analogy to what useX hooks were to react. Thank you for this. A different dsl inside Java or js implemented with duct tape in a dynamic way. React was screaming for a real typed functional language like elm imo, instea
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
That all sounds reasonable. My concern was with your quote > GDP/capita aligns very closely with material standard of living for the median person GDP per capita is an average. This means it does not align with the _median_ person,
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
> The ratio between the average and the median isn’t that big even in the U.S. (about 1.3) Being off by 30% might not matter for some usages, but it is not a small amount. It seems the median is more accurate to report and we agree.
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
Why stop there. Make it all Europe and the Marshall plan.we can probably go back to the Roman empire if we try.
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
That is how all economies grow. It is unnecessary to remove credit from Poland. You say labor is educated, for example. Is that also not their merit? Didnt USA benefit from mostly not being bombed during ww2? Didnt Germany benefit from chea
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
> GDP/capita aligns very closely with material standard of living for the median person GDP is an average, not a median, so it might align with the average person, not the median. The average/mean can hide many things (see Ansc
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by mejutoco 5mo ago
I would like to add Nissan Moco (snot/mucus in Spanish) to that list.
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by mejutoco 6mo ago
In Berlin you just have some areas in wagons designated as bike areas. They are still cramped but you can be there with your bike. Plus you pay extra for your ticket to bring the bike.
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by mejutoco 6mo ago
Depending where in Germany you are (Berlin for examnon-foldable ple) you can carry a regular bike in public transport (ubahn, sbahn, not bus). It is very common.
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by mejutoco 6mo ago
Reminds me of the main character of the show Mrs Davis. She insists on calling the ai it through the entire show. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14759574/
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by mejutoco 6mo ago
Did you see opus bike though for that same test? I know it is about the flamingo but that is bad.

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