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by pas 1y ago
If you get tenure you make pretty good money, no? (Which is the academia equivalent of IPO, or successful exit, or that mythical first one million.) Also the message can still be very true even if it comes from a messenger you don't li
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by pas 1y ago
There's no magic number of people that we have to have. The fertility rate will continue to fluctuate depending on the circumstances. Currently the balance of incentives-disincentives regarding having kids in many places is simply favo
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by pas 1y ago
Zizek has a few pretty good tips! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLkweSiuG2E
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by pas 1y ago
> There's a fundamental spiritual divide between people. One side hates being alive from the moment they are born, so everything is suffering, especially work. The other side loves life and loves doing things. [citation needed] :) S
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by pas 1y ago
> This is something I've only ever seen cargo do. npm does this (which causes [caused?] the node_modules directory to have a megazillion of files usually, but sometimes "hoisting" common dependencies helps, and there'
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by pas 1y ago
I recommend reading the court's decision, it goes through all the relevant facts and statutes, how they apply, and more importantly it says that even if the higher standard of scrutiny would apply it would pass the test. https:/&
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by pas 1y ago
"At this point, he’d been using heroin every day for many years. " ... "As the DEA puts it in a fact sheet it circulates for parents and educators, “It is ironic that a drug that is taken to increase pleasure may cause damage
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by pas 1y ago
Do you have links for this? I'm curious about which bodies and what was their argument.
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by pas 1y ago
The money is in software/tech startups though.
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by pas 1y ago
what happened to SentinelOne last week? :o
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by pas 1y ago
because of the Carnot cycle, no? it just doesn't make much sense to store energy as heat
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by pas 1y ago
but sorta you can, that's not the hard part it's that in Factorio there are no problems with phase synchronization, and the devices, consumers, producers, so the machines don't get damaged from a lot of abrupt starting/s
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by pas 1y ago
hundreds? what!? why is it so expensive? :0
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by pas 1y ago
was it convenience?
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by pas 1y ago
Ceph has a very stable EC feature. And lot of companies use Ceph as a storage backend. Unfortunately I cannot find any straightforward statement about a commercial offering, but I would bet that DreamHost's DreamObjects does use it. Wh
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by pas 1y ago
Care to share which field is this?
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by pas 1y ago
This seems like a straw-man. The stories are much more complex than this (in my experience/opinion), usually directly reporting about immoral acts by peers, lack of support, unfair/inequal treatment, hypocrisy, and so on. The even
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by pas 1y ago
why do you think it's turning people against them?
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by pas 1y ago
no no, into a hideous design document. /s ... seriously
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by pas 1y ago
Yes, but if you can use compile-time (arena or otherwise) allocation then you can go even faster, no?
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by pas 1y ago
hmmm... could this be solved by "vector clocks"? if producers are emitting something that depends on a previous event they send the id of the previous event. (so like capabilities, you need proof of "data access".) or th
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by pas 1y ago
You're very much welcome! Regarding conspiracies, I really must share ContraPoints' new video ... CONSPIRACY: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teqkK0RLNkI
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by pas 1y ago
find one/your community and contribute there?
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by pas 1y ago
Are there AGPL or BSL success stories? (Ie. projects that started as such and became/remained sustainable?)
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by pas 1y ago
Nah, obviously an AI read the ToS and wrote the code for Cursor! After all MS is completely okay with their AI darling reading ToS-protected stuff.
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by pas 1y ago
In the article the "Materialized view for data derivation" part does the heavy lifting. I assume this means they are creating time-series (indices) on-the-fly (with eventual backfill of the data). For the "exploratory analyti
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by pas 1y ago
I guess many people had this idea! (My thesis proposal around ~2011-2012 was almost the same [endpoint and service specific models to filter/act/remediate], but turned out to be a bit too big of a bite.) The LHC already used a hie
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by pas 1y ago
for anyone interested: https://alisoncrosthwait.substack.com/p/a-ketamine-addicts-p...
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by pas 1y ago
cdk8s+ ... you get type checking with TypeScript, you can do whatever because you have a normal runtime (Node/Deno/Bun) no need to live with crude tools
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by pas 1y ago
> reasonable ...

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