muhaaa

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by muhaaa 2y ago
I love the idea & I love to fly but building and operating air planes is a shitty business. Technology wise we could have fly by wire fully automated planes, vtol, and helicopters easily (at least in limited areas first). The problem is
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by muhaaa 2y ago
In Soviet Union people had lots of time too. Especially waiting in line...
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by muhaaa 3y ago
Such a weak study with a click bait result and media blows it completely up bc they need the eyeballs.
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by muhaaa 3y ago
When UK exported its industry to China and imports the stuff it needs from China then yeah the CO2 emitted in UK halfed. When you add the CO2 emissions happing in China which are related to UK consumption then the number wont be impressive
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by muhaaa 3y ago
Why is competion in the media space through small & independet news outlets a bad thing? If I realize a media outlet provides low quality or baised news, I choose not to watch it. Only Orwellian authorities do not like that!
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by muhaaa 3y ago
I will write you an email to support@stagetimer.io later tonight.
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by muhaaa 3y ago
Why a GmbH in Germany? Sorry, that was not a good idea and will costs you money and nerves to fix that. Now you are locked into Germany even if your business can be operated from everywhere around the globe. If you move the GmbH out of Germ
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by muhaaa 3y ago
Agree. Ask your doc if you can fast during chemo roughly 1 day before until 1 day after chemo (depends on chemo drugs). Fasting mitigates somewhat chemo side effects like water retention, vomit and damage to healthy cells. During fasting fa
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by muhaaa 3y ago
Learning and compressing is closely related. When compressing, you extract systematic rules and unsystematic parameters from the original data. When you learn you do the same but unsystematic parameter become noise. If you throw the noise a
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by muhaaa 3y ago
same here. in practice its almost never an issue. Always I try to use transducers first. Where its not possible, I ask is the data very large then use lazy sequences else mapv. I am using clojure for my side projects & hustles. If the p
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by muhaaa 3y ago
I have a very interactive app with limited data use <10MB. Right now its a lots of different API calls to sync state between server and multiple clients. But if I have a distributed sync protocol (that works), I can replicate the state o
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by muhaaa 3y ago
I thought tigerbeetle distributes the db on web clients? I skimmed through the docs and cannot find how to design a web app with tigerbeetle like the game https://sim.tigerbeetle.com/
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by muhaaa 3y ago
6.2. Write a summary, use Anki droid to learn key ideas.
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by muhaaa 3y ago
Here is a nice interepretation on Darth Vader -> Anakin Skywalker transformation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPtdJuNn1oA
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by muhaaa 3y ago
Jim is the collective around you. Jim is a mirror of your position in your social environment. Jim is always looking for clues about your position in your social environment. Jim is looking which role you are playing in society right now. J
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by muhaaa 3y ago
IF you can solve data sync for your application, local first is simple & easy to develop and feels very responsive for users. Lots of business applications are now in that range. 10MB of ERP data is like 1 year of operating a medium siz
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by muhaaa 4y ago
Not a lawyer. 1. EU yes / US not so easy. Under EU law, content of a database can be copyrighted. I argue the weights of ML model are like the content in a database. Under US law the arrangement of data needs to be creative / orig
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by muhaaa 4y ago
You want to try temporal programming? Try clojure: immutable values, immutable & persistent data structures, software transactional memory. You need a data base with full history (transaction time), try datomic. Additionally if you need
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by muhaaa 4y ago
The major driver of renewables costs is investment. The wind blowing and sun shining does not cost anything. Sadly regarding renewables, there is no twice cheaper available right now. Maybe through innovation somewhere in the future. Right
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by muhaaa 4y ago
The beauty of energy density is that you pay energy to get energy. You pay 1 kWh to get out 4 kWh in renewables. Thus you have 3 kWh available for society. Oil provides 9 kWh for society per 1 kWh investment. Nuclear provides 19 kWh for soc
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by muhaaa 4y ago
Lets see what the "informed choice" is? Freezing to death in winter or burn higher energy dense fuels. But you have a choice :-D
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by muhaaa 4y ago
Renewable energy is a lot less energy dense than oil or nuclear. Just to maintain renewable energy projects we need to re-invest about 25% of its energy output to keep it going long-term. This 25% needs to come from your living standards. C
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by muhaaa 4y ago
Always use a temporal database (datomic, postgres with temporal_tables extension). You get out of the box the full history of your data. That is really helpful for business intelligence and analytics, auditing / audit log (security, ac
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by muhaaa 4y ago
Microsofts way to say: buy a windows laptop!
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by muhaaa 4y ago
Product market fit is a game of probability. Just throw enough stuff against the wall and see what sticks. Then improve.
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by muhaaa 4y ago
I built 7 products until I had a product with product market fit with decent revenue. I could not solve the marketing / ads riddle yet. But I have about 25% revenue growth per month starting from a low level. Now I am making a 8th app.
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by muhaaa 4y ago
I disagree. A network effect does not need to be inherent to the product / service itself. It can originate from other sources. What is the network effect of eBay? As a seller I do not care how many other sellers are there. But I care
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by muhaaa 4y ago
Author writes that Atlassian has no network effects. That is BS. Atlassian has massive network in its ecosystem. There are Jira Consultancies, 3rd party apps and plugins and deep integration into customers processes. If one element grows th
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From the Great Bullion Famine to Bitcoin – A Short History About Missing Money(moaty.substack.com)
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