orasis

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by orasis 5y ago
THANK YOU! I agree wholeheartedly! Downvote this comment into oblivion for providing little substance other than enthusiastic solidarity!
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by orasis 5y ago
However, most services that are around for a long time experience bursty traffic so provisioning is still difficult.
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by orasis 5y ago
Our minds are conditioned to operate from a place of fear. The fear feeling is real. The fears may even be founded. The difference is whether you’re existing in the grip of that fear or thriving from a place of love. You could try reading s
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by orasis 5y ago
The bad news is it’s going to take a long time to heal. The good news is you can come back happier than you can imagine. In an ideal scenario you would quit working entirely to focus on your health, but I’m guessing this is not an option. Y
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by orasis 5y ago
You’re mixing cause and effect. They became billionaires in large part because of their work ethic.
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by orasis 5y ago
Apple removed a bunch of clones yesterday.
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by orasis 5y ago
I’m one of the happiest, most fit people I know and I do not drink caffeine because it consistently affected my sleep.
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by orasis 5y ago
If you want to try an alternative, you can give Kava a shot - it'll make you feel relaxed but mentally clear. The downside of Kava is that it tastes terrible and you have to pee all the time.
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by orasis 5y ago
Multiple friends and family members are currently successfully managing their depression. Prior to that multiple weren't able to manage their depression and killed themselves. I had a close friend thank me on her birthday for suggestin
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by orasis 5y ago
Yeah sorry. I’m not going to just listen. A lot of the time you need to push them to take the next step because they are STUCK. Go exercise, eat some healthy food, take your damn meds, try new meds, try ketamine if suicidal, try psilocybin
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by orasis 5y ago
"therefore there's absolutely no way prices of hardware and energy will return to normal until governments won't stop this nonsense." It will stop once the crypto prices reach parity with the hardware investments plus or
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by orasis 5y ago
Rather than they “used to build cities this way”, perhaps it just takes centuries for cities to evolve to a good form.
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by orasis 5y ago
Play-to-Earn with real world earnings will never be sustainable given the state of the art in reinforcement learning. The RL game playing agent essentially becomes a form of NFT mining that no human could ever complete against.
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by orasis 5y ago
Thanks for raising this issue. I had to back from meditation entirely due to disassociation and energetic unwellness. Heavy physical exercise helped get me back in the body.
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by orasis 5y ago
Yes, and to the point where I no longer care about business success. I just continue to practice creating value for others.
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by orasis 5y ago
I’m sincerely not trying to be mean, but it’s possible you were previously simply bad at entrepreneurship. There is this dominant narrative that entrepreneurship is primarily about raw willpower and persistence despite the odds. As a 20+ ye
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by orasis 5y ago
Kids certainly give us purpose and meaning! :)
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by orasis 5y ago
I went through something similar 15 years ago. Your problem is effectively a spiritual problem. You need to discover exactly who you are and learn to fully love yourself in order to be fully alive again. When you know yourself, your meaning
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by orasis 5y ago
I simply can’t fathom how tax payers allow this to happen. Is someone from the Midwest I cannot understand the mindset that says this type of thing is OK? I guess the Bay Area selects against people that think like me so it becomes a self r
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by orasis 5y ago
To fight against something is to be controlled by the thing you’re fighting against. “Freedom from” is not the same as “freedom to”.
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by orasis 5y ago
This begs an important question for society: Should smart contracts be legally binding (bugs and all)?
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by orasis 5y ago
When dealing with mountains, ground water scarcity is a serious issue, so “just build” is fairly tough to do.
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by orasis 5y ago
My thought as well. I was just about to spin up a new service on cloudflare and now I’ll stick with AWS.
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by orasis 5y ago
I love Dask for parallel computing because instead of threads or agents, you’re primarily using distributed data structures like distributed DataFrames, Series, and Bags. It’s made our code very small, clean, and bug free.
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by orasis 5y ago
This are spot on. People should also apply these principals to their political philosophies. Everyone wants to burden others with their ideas. “A person's primary task should not be computing, but being human.” “Give people what they
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by orasis 5y ago
Legislation will ensure that reality continues to be determined by legislation, not computer code.
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by orasis 5y ago
Sorry, have you seen their profits? Facebook is not going away any time soon.
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by orasis 5y ago
After using a data structure first framework like Dask I can’t imagine ever going back to an actor oriented approach.
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by orasis 5y ago
Efficiency is better for the environment than stockpiling.
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by orasis 5y ago
I hadn’t heard of the “Jump Consistent Hashing” algorithm that this article uses. The original paper is much more informative than the article: https://arxiv.org/abs/1406.2294

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