motoboi

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by motoboi 1y ago
Just to keep the tone I’d like to say I was just joking and that I wish you guys great success! Tiger beetle is amazing!
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by motoboi 1y ago
Let's wait 25 years and we'll see if TigerBeetle becomes the next google or if it's engulfed by a less perfect (but faster) rival.
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by motoboi 1y ago
You don't need a login to read a single tweet.
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by motoboi 1y ago
Yeah, but this is not what they are saying. They are saying that debate stiffle innovation. They are saying that we should get rid of all this mess and let the wise man govern.
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by motoboi 1y ago
> "How is this to be avoided, among ordinary men, even highly educated ordinary men? Frankly, I do not know. I do not see, even now. Many, many times since it all happened I have pondered that pair of great maxims, Principiis obsta
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by motoboi 1y ago
Does normal (not rancid) omega-3 oil smells like fish? Or is that an indicator of rancid?
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by motoboi 1y ago
Fasting without any exercise has a hidden downside: you’re not just burning fat, you’re also burning muscle. Less muscle → lower glucose disposal capacity → systemic insulin resistance. The problem is that insulin resistance doesn’t stop in
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by motoboi 1y ago
Rosetta and universal binaries is the answer. Things just worked and gave people a working scaffold to do incremental improvement. Much easier than a big bang replacement.
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by motoboi 1y ago
If they say god appointed the person, is monarchy. If the person say she is going to stay in power because enemies, then it's a dictatorship.
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by motoboi 1y ago
I appreciate your point, but be sure to take a look at the current state of the mind-body problem to understand that those evidences you brought up point to the brain as mediator of consciousness, not the cause.
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by motoboi 1y ago
Are we though? If you look closely at it, there is no evidence that brain causes consciousness, just correlation.
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by motoboi 1y ago
When you achieve speed in space, after acceleration, the speed won’t change forever unless you encounter some other force, like a celestial body gravity to change it. So if you achieve interestelar comet’s speed, you can shutdown the rocket
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by motoboi 1y ago
Accepting openai at face value is just the lazy stance. Finding a critic perspective and try to understand why it can be wrong is more fun. You just say "I was wrong" when proved wrong.
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by motoboi 1y ago
To better appreciate his point, read “The Control Group Is Out Of Control”: https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/04/28/the-control-group-is-o...
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by motoboi 1y ago
We certainly cannot know if a previous intelligent civilization was present on earth before the impact. And is not even that the impact erased their trace from earth, is that if they got extinct long enough (more than 100 million years ago)
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by motoboi 1y ago
You lost me at “… such as when a human chess master and a chess-playing computer program collaborate to smash their competition.” The ideia that a chess IA needs a human to be able to win is laughable. No human being even close to be capabl
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by motoboi 1y ago
In day-to-day I interact with github PR via intellij github plugin. Ie: inspect the branch, the changes, the comments, etc. Maybe that's how the microsoft employees are using it (in another IDE I suppose).
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by motoboi 1y ago
Transformers don't feel differentiable (because of the attention mechanism), but they actually are (as being back-propagation based forces it to be). The attention mechanism is not a stretching of the manifold, but is trained to be abl
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by motoboi 1y ago
Your comment sits in the nice gradient between not seeing at all the obvious relationships between deep learning and topology and thinking that deep learning is applied topology. See? Everything lives in the manifold. Now for a great visual
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by motoboi 1y ago
The most impact will be achieved on java standard library, like Streams (cited in the article). Right now, although their behavior is well stablished and they are mostly used in the "factory" mode (no user subclassing or implement
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by motoboi 1y ago
If you think about it, facebook is just a ui over a database. Google is just a html form for a list of pages and hacker news can be replicated with a Microsoft Access. If that seems stupid, is because it is. There are network effects and sm
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by motoboi 1y ago
DuckDb is missing a killer feature by not having a pipe syntax like kusto or google's pipe query syntax. Why is it a killer feature? First of all, LLMs complete text from left to right. That alone is a killer feature. But for us meatbo
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by motoboi 2y ago
Step by step coming back go JSF.
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by motoboi 2y ago
You probably know this but it can already generate accurate diagrams. Just ask for the output in a diagram language like mermaid or graphviz
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by motoboi 2y ago
Openid is just a bunch of http requests and browser redirects, if you think about it.
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by motoboi 2y ago
I tough about that. The output of hiperfine mention nothing chi-test or anything about testing distributions…
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by motoboi 2y ago
Is a bad ideia if you shove that into people expecting stability. But for self compiling is ok because you'll have a clear culprit in case of failure.
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by motoboi 2y ago
> while MAD is quite different at "if you try to kill us we'll make sure to kill you too” While the common shorthand for MAD is “if you try to kill us, we’ll kill you,” a more accurate summary is this: even if we wanted to, we
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by motoboi 2y ago
You have right here a very helpful hint of your internal state: “One is that I really don't like being in charge of my own destiny” The way I see it, you already know that, hence this Freudian slip. In my opinion, doing _only_ what we
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by motoboi 2y ago
1) Current (traditional) search engines are indexes. They point to sources which can be read, analyzed and summarized by the human into information. LLM do the read, analysis and summarization part for the human. 2) chatbots, perplexity sea

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