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ISS Timelapse – Mid-September Auroras [video](youtube.com)
2 points by neom 1y ago|1 comments
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by neom 1y ago
Given where things are going, might be worth learning a bit about https://wasmcloud.com/docs/ecosystem/wasmtime/ also. KVM is very easy to get stared with, and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by neom 1y ago
For me thinking is kinda like: First draft thought > thinking > 2nd draft thought > thoughtfulness > thought. I suspect a lot of people just need to adjust the frame of their thinking style, LLMs are useful for getting to a more
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by neom 1y ago
Thank you Peter - always appreciate you give time to HN.
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by neom 1y ago
I was thinking just for folks going down regularly on a B1, do you think it's worth having a copy of your lease or rental agreement in Canada or something similar? It seems most of the stuff I was seeing is about Canadians establishing
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by neom 1y ago
There has been a bunch of chatter in Canadian founders whatsapp groups about people getting detained for long periods of time coming into the states either at SFO or pre-clear in Canada. Are you advising Canadians travel with any additional
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by neom 1y ago
Why does it spook you? Surly what other people believe reality is or isn't matters very little day to day, we all still pee poop and cry after all. Do you know why it invokes that feeling in you, I'd be curious personally.
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by neom 1y ago
James Gosling, Robert Pike and Geoffrey Hinton are my top 3 "Canadians who meaningfully changed things in technology" (tho, I should probably make it a top 5, add Brian Kernighan and figure out someone else)
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Williams Syndrome: The people who are too friendly(bbc.com)
10 points by neom 1y ago|0 comments
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by neom 1y ago
See, this is why I like your comments ceejayoz, you always humble me. Good point.
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by neom 1y ago
I like Jung, but I am a disciple of Connie Zweig. I'd strongly recommend her books Meeting the Shadow followed by Romancing the Shadow (both are important!), she is a wonderful author and her work is both accessible and beautiful, thos
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by neom 1y ago
It's Mandelbrot all the way down.
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by neom 1y ago
I'm actually trying to move away from that frame. Not suggesting atoms 'know' they're atoms in any cognitive sense, but rather that patterns propagate without requiring awareness as we understand it. The 'awareness&
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Scientists warn disease killing Antarctic animals has pandemic potential [video](youtube.com)
3 points by neom 1y ago|0 comments
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by neom 1y ago
I go back and forth on the usefulness of considering morality particularly other than accepting it as a race condition/updater system/thing that happens. I have some more unique and fairly strong views on karma and bardo that woul
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by neom 1y ago
brief, sadly not, round about reflection, certainly: https://b.h4x.zip/love/
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by neom 1y ago
For the past I guess 20 years of my life now, I've been intently using most of my free time to explore 3 main areas distinctly: quantum mechanical processes, spiritual philosophy, entheogens. I explored them all quite separately as dee
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by neom 1y ago
So, are you a bee keeper then?
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by neom 1y ago
Yes, Koreans are very very very kind, just super shy. Although it can be a little annoying as I'd hazard around 70-80% of the restaurants are not geared for solo eaters, there are some types of restaurant that are common and they would
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by neom 1y ago
Much discussed today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43986742 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43988696 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43988953 - https://new
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by neom 1y ago
What this thread keeps surfacing, and so much discussion around this stuff generally right now, from speculation about the next phase of intelligence, the role of pattern, emotion, logic, debates over consciousness, the anthropocentrism of
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by neom 1y ago
So if this was for espionage, is that how you would do it? I've never tried state level espionage before, but I can still see many issues with using cell (ok, at least 3 more). I also still think this is weird data to collect, feels mu
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by neom 1y ago
You can go in and delete memory items
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by neom 1y ago
It's because there is a weird thing in Korea about eating alone, people regularly come up to me and ask if i'm ok and if I want to come eat with them, it's not really done to eat alone in Korea...nobody has really ever been a
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by neom 1y ago
I think it's a fair hill to die on, I'll join you. I go so far as to say if I take a very direct tone with you after a formality and you keep up the formalities, it's a bit of a red flag. Gimmie the words with what you want o
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by neom 1y ago
if I'm allowed only 1 something, I can't find anything either, if I'm allowed a few somethings, "hammer - wine - beer - red - child" will get you there. Guessing given that a gun has a hammer and is also a tool, it&
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by neom 1y ago
cool but not enough data to be useful yet I guess. Most of mine either didn't have the words or were a few % off the answer, vehicle - road + ocean gave me hydrosphere, but the other options below were boat, ship, etc. Klimt almost mad
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by neom 1y ago
One would presume these things would need to be quite long lived (Stuxnet for example took years to execute iirc?), maybe I'm thinking about it wrong/over thinking it, but the logistics of China maintaining cell backhaul in foreig
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by neom 1y ago
If it's there for espionage, is cell the right technology to use? Seems BT or wifi would be better for someone to drive by and yoink the data, surly using the cell network introduces a lot of issues from an espionage perspective?
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VM for Multiparty Computation(github.com)
2 points by neom 1y ago|0 comments

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