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811.
by mvkel 3y ago
Am I out of touch? No, it's the children who are wrong
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by mvkel 3y ago
> Currently there are issues sending mail to outlook, gmail, hotmail, and yahoo (they use outdated nospam-block lists and do not help us in finding a solution. Please find a more serious mail provider. ... very curious to know what this
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by mvkel 3y ago
Wasn't LLaMa originally a leak that they were then forced to spin into an open source contribution? Not to diminish the value of the contribution, but "commitment" is an interesting word choice.
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by mvkel 3y ago
Fair - I was using pyramid/hierarchy synonymously in OP's context, but you're right, they are different.
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by mvkel 3y ago
https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/beautiful-minds/who-cre...
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by mvkel 3y ago
Well I'd disagree with that. It has started so many worthwhile conversations that have lead to all sorts of learnings, discoveries, inventions.
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by mvkel 3y ago
Maslow never described his needs hierarchically. The whole "pyramid" thing came from some consultants in the 1960s who misinterpreted Maslow's writings. Makes it hard to take this article seriously.
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by mvkel 3y ago
Comparing this to duolingo is selling yourself short. Duolingo creates dopamine hits under the facade of learning a language (which you never do). With this, it's fun, and you can actually learn something.
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by mvkel 3y ago
The thing with tech is, if you're too early, it's not like you eventually get discovered and adopted. When the time is finally right, people just "invent" what you made all over again.
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by mvkel 3y ago
Availability bias. Things break on planes constantly, all the time. Sometimes, rarely, pilots need to declare an emergency. Most of the time, almost always, they land without incident.
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by mvkel 3y ago
Fantastic project. Very illustrative for new founders to learn how much revenue they'll need to generate to see any useful return if they raise venture money. To that end, I'd add some of the more annoying aspects of priced rounds
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by mvkel 3y ago
This is a dumb question: could we not make an ML debugger out of ML? It seems ML, or at least model training and fine tuning, is all about pattern recognition. Could the same thing not be done where a model is trained on ML algos running co
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by mvkel 3y ago
If "a little longer" is six months+, you're absolutely right.
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by mvkel 3y ago
I recently launched a mini project and was shocked at how difficult and long it took to get any of its pages properly indexed on Google. It's almost as if Google is actively trying -not- to index anything as a way to reduce spam, by fo
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by mvkel 3y ago
If a company's "culture" craters after a single round of layoffs, then the culture wasn't doing well at all. When things are going well, everyone is happy, and the culture feels solid. But culture is also important, argu
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by mvkel 3y ago
If you use tailwind, you're rarely, if ever, coding CSS. you live in HTML world exclusively.
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by mvkel 3y ago
CEO will be the first job that AI replaces
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by mvkel 3y ago
Recently repaired the drive in my 2nd gen iPod (FireWire 400) and I'm loving it. It's so purposeful. It only does one thing. Do I need an old Mac mini just to sync music to it? Yes. Is it worth it? Also yes. There is something los
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by mvkel 3y ago
Recently repaired the drive in my 2nd gen iPod (FireWire 400) and I'm loving it. It's so purposeful. It only does one thing. Do I need an old Mac mini just to sync music to it? Yes. Is it worth it? Also yes.
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by mvkel 3y ago
As soon as I tapped into this site, the browser's back button got hijacked and half of the features don't work. This is why (imo) PWAs should not try to replicate native app functionality, but instead recognize the web for what it
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by mvkel 3y ago
what was its impact?
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by mvkel 3y ago
Seeing this, the advice: "do one thing really well" comes to mind.
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by mvkel 3y ago
In Omegle's case, was the criticism wrong? It was un-monetizable and ended under thumb of lawsuits.
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by mvkel 3y ago
You're could use this argument to explain away seatbelts in cars
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by mvkel 3y ago
Bootstrapped a B2B SaaS co for 12 years and I'd agree with just about every single one of these, except maybe number 7. North America is big, and EU regulations are a bear. You can get huge in the US alone. Going international means i1
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by mvkel 3y ago
As someone who has been playing a few times a week for a year and stuck at 350 ELO, this was written for me.
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by mvkel 3y ago
Limitations in existing processes, sure. But not limitations in physics. If E=mc^2, we've got a lot of efficiencies still to find.
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by mvkel 3y ago
The problem is the hardware has really terrible resilience. Two years max.
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by mvkel 3y ago
Alcohol has a bunch of recent studies showing that no amount is good, and as little as two drinks per week yield measurable negative impacts.
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by mvkel 3y ago
Awesome response, and a reasoned take.

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