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orwin
8mo ago
Europe would disagree. Also past US would disagree. The issue I have with US saving rate is that the last time they were this low was 2005-2007.
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orwin
8mo ago
It's a few points, but consumers confidence is low and debt is _really_ high, saving rates are excruciatingly low (especially when compared to developing economies). If I had to bet, US growth should be driven by AI investment, high-ea
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8mo ago
My sister worked as an intern on mycelium as fertilizer. Basically, using cover crops create a small mycelium layer that helps plant grow and reduce fertilizer use (by fixing nitrogen probably). Her job was to find molecules that would make
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orwin
8mo ago
Yes, but they are useless, they can't steer, hence why they have more accidents than humans per driven miles.
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orwin
8mo ago
The issue is that on the open internet, the consensus is usually the one from 2000, 2010 at best. And since social science are moving fast recently (i mostly think about modern history and linguistics here), i wouldn't trust the consen
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orwin
8mo ago
That's _very_ unlikely. The AI craze cured me from my imposter syndrome. Since I only saw marginal gains (~20% increase in velocity on average, if we don't count the increased in PR reviews and production bugfixes), I participated
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orwin
8mo ago
- "This is a known good state; write tests to enforce this state" is something that takes minutes now instead of days. That is incredibly powerful for understanding and maintaining a system. Not if you don't describe the test
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8mo ago
> And my morals are basically inline with the religion - how could they not be? The religion is aligned to fit your cultural moral code. Because original Jesus would be _very_ disappointed in most US christians. "it is harder for th
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orwin
8mo ago
Wow, i didn't know that. Isn't it an indictment for every edgelord?
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orwin
8mo ago
It's not the same purpose. Ansible is useful to configure your IAC, terraform to deploy and handle the state, which is very useful when you have multiple teams working on the same infrastructure. What you can do if you _really_ like an
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8mo ago
Terraform/openTofu is more than OK. The fact that you can use to to configure your Cisco products as well as AWS is honestly great for us. It's also a bit like ansible: if you don't manage it carefully and try to separate as
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orwin
8mo ago
So, counterpoint: genocide aim to destroy the culture of a group, either by killing the women and children alongside to fighters during a conquest/repression, or by forcefully moving them to make them mix with a new dominant culture (C
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orwin
8mo ago
But you read your coworkers PRs. I decided this week I wouldn't read/correct the AIgen doc and unit tests from 3 of my coworkers today, because else I would never be able to work. They produce twice as much poor output in 10 time
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orwin
8mo ago
I'm pretty sure it has to do with the individual as well as the culture. Juniors/new hire use AI to multiply by two their wrong/unsafe output, and seniors then have to spend more time correcting it. I'll be honest: I pis
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orwin
8mo ago
My country did the same. The answer is simple. Education research. Being one year behind isn't a big deal (and use not to be), but having a few 10-11 yo in the same class as 8 yo was detrimental to everyone. We then created special cla
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8mo ago
What's also interesting about the mongols and their inheritors (India's mughals especially) was how weird but effective their administration was. India knew around no global famines and very few local ones (none around the Bengal)
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orwin
8mo ago
But are you gaining a meaningful amount of time, and are your coworkers that thorough. Honestly I just don't read documentation three of my coworkers put on anymore (33% of my team). I already spend way to much time fixing the small co
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orwin
8mo ago
Yeah, it's the same for me, I'm in Europe but I have places to sleep in the US. I was supposed to go this summer with my family but the uncertainty on how we'll get treated at the border (last time wasn't great for those
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orwin
8mo ago
And 3D printing helped a lot too. Not as much as computer modelling, but still.
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orwin
8mo ago
To be clear: Ukrainian "new" tactic only really help them to reduce casualties on the offensive (estimated at 1 to 1, which is _crazy good_, since Starlink has been deactivated for Russians). Casualties on the defensive side being
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orwin
8mo ago
Despite having a very good life, i always had trouble with self-esteem and always felt the impostor syndrome and not having really earned what i have (both professionally and personally. AI users and especially AI boosters are the best thin
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8mo ago
I must only work with genius (or rather, extremely competent seniors) who keep their codebase very clean, because that never happened to me. Even in my worst job at a bank, with idiotic product dev who couldn't read a Java trace to sav
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8mo ago
The issue I have with that is that we conflate cheptel slavery and older forms of slavery. We changed the nature of slavery in the 17th century, but kept the same words to describe it.
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8mo ago
https://www.uniformlaws.org/committees/community-home?Commun... According to this, this is total FUD. In case of a liquidation, security entitlement holder has priority over secured creditors, who have priority over un
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orwin
8mo ago
> Ironically, AI tend to be better at securing code, because unlike the squishy human, it is much more cable of creating tons of tests and figuring out weaknesses. Sentences like this make me think AI is honestly the best thing that happ
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8mo ago
I'm not. I'm claiming that if, as a teacher, employer, parent, or anybody the justice system recognize have power over a minor, you have a relationship with him or her, the consent is waived, even if they gave you explicit consent
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8mo ago
I totally disagree. The only good service I've found in the US was in very small cities (Fayetteville WV is the only name I remember and probably the biggest one). It also seems like restaurants there don't take their bread from l
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orwin
8mo ago
In my European country, the age of consent it 15 (or 13?), but it is also in the law that if the adult have a hierarchical/coercive power on the minor (parent, teacher, public servant, host/landlord, boss, probably other), the con
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8mo ago
Journalists have been on it from a long time ago. It's a Florida journalist who managed to 'get' Epstein. The issue is that the line between 'opinionist' and 'reporter' journalists is blurred, while the di
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8mo ago
Weren't the COVID lockdown all in 2020? As well as most of the mask mandate? Was 2020 during the 'last administration'?
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