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by ramoz 5y ago
The author who wrote this has tweeted, on average, 1-2x a day for 10 years. https://twitter.com/jaronschneider Twitter has by far become a more egregious platform for society (an information/propagation architecture th
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by ramoz 5y ago
Not making claims about you, but simply skipping meals and eating more fat seems naive. & other things matter, like gender, other genetics, and your macros. YMMV, sure, because when I am low carb (less critical, more of a YMMV), high pr
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by ramoz 5y ago
Theyre not well, I have millennial friends still making bizarre posts; as someone not on social media / will get a wind of a post here and there. The captions, the poses. Just doesn't seem normal.
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by ramoz 5y ago
Getting to 8% body fat didnt seem sustainable. Unless I threw everything away and worked in a gym the rest of my life. I havent tried to max squats since, 2y. Now, I just do my 5x5 every 2-4 days using the same weight.
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by ramoz 5y ago
I've maxed squats while also losing 10% body weight (~8% BF) + low carb. Granted, I had maxed the same in HS football (~420LBS).
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by ramoz 5y ago
> “Product-first” engineers are obsessed with using code to solve a user problem and they see code as just a means to an end. > “Code-first” engineers are obsessed with the abstractions, architecture, tools and libraries in the code.
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by ramoz 5y ago
As someone in tech I always thought the core experience was a quality product. As an extinct user, the experience increasingly diminished the more "creators" were enabled / whatever started becoming of the "creator-first
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by ramoz 5y ago
Sure, but there are many people/followers who are new to some industry/products. I mean Im the same way, but have recently gotten into a new hobby where I was searching a bit to figure out my "first purchase." It was har
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by ramoz 5y ago
That's not my argument. I grew up on rural roads, where there are obviously no side walks or pedestrian crossways. Heard of some (vehicle-vehicle) terrible accident every other month, and at one point(s) knew a person(s) who had passed
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by ramoz 5y ago
Florida's response: https://www.news-journalonline.com/story/news/local/volusia/...
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by ramoz 5y ago
And where are tractor trailers and buses in their statistics? https://www.paulsoncoletti.com/bus-accident-statistics/
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by ramoz 5y ago
Lol. What the hell is this? What's the real motive of this org? My "no phd"/"intuition" (their words) questions why they're not addressing the fact that most deaths likely happen in large cities. https:&#
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by ramoz 5y ago
A reference I like, based on your last point: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2013.0050...
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by ramoz 5y ago
Skeptical. Possibly more like *more people want to live in republican-built societies and economies... without any intent on changing their emotional/mental model of their politics.
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by ramoz 5y ago
I've scaled large transformer based models that supplement a lucene-based search engine. The architecture supports an ensemble approach where Lucene results are first-class and then we tailor similarity rankings with the models. It loo
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by ramoz 5y ago
They're falling behind compared to what exactly? Elastic is great on-disk, especially on SSDs and avoiding issues like write amplification. Loading large indexes in memory isn't simple/cheap and when it comes to vectors we&#x
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by ramoz 5y ago
So... I wish I could share how my company/team-within has been approaching federal procurement tech challenges. We've built automation from a design-first perspective, to combine what generation tools like Create React App, Ruby O
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by ramoz 5y ago
That's awesome. I know a lot of work is going into things like P1. I scale some large K8s in fed (not DOD)... ATO is fun. Actually unsure how I'd position something like OPA (actually envisioned them being key back in '17 whe
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by ramoz 5y ago
Nice, looks like some logodust as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11001725 I've used these quite a bit over the years.
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by ramoz 5y ago
There are many events where bronze is won after having to compete for it head-to-head (1-on-1 individual events like wrestling, or same for team sports)... so they just won in a situation where a loss meant no medal. They likely had more ro
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by ramoz 5y ago
Enterprise IT is hard because of human capital facing rapid technical progression, but also because technical abstractions have a cost. Should think in systems, not architectures.
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by ramoz 5y ago
As lead I tell devs: you dont need to attend any meeting that is not useful & cuts into your dev. Some empowerment required, cross-functional explanations on my part.
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by ramoz 5y ago
Clubhouse was great/innovative around Jan-Mar. Then the new blocking mechanism was implemented in tandem with their whole "enable creators" motto. Both destructive initiatives on their own, but especially the whole creator mo
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by ramoz 5y ago
I deploy AI to prod. Low data gravity in high performant envs (SSD relevant here) is a common component. ~4.1TB raid0 on a bunch of ssds xN distributed nodes we depoly, leveldb shards & client in the app. Daily updates, blue/green
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by ramoz 5y ago
side note /s: Spotify would know me a whole lot better too & we can deemphasize glorified "we know you best models"
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by ramoz 5y ago
its not that simple. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27700339#:~:text=24%20d...
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by ramoz 5y ago
The authors point on churn hits me. Business/Tech
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by ramoz 5y ago
I mean, did WSJ even consider the sound? its a key part of the experience. Hashtags are very gamed on tiktok
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by ramoz 5y ago
What's special about tiktoks algo is timing IMO. The general segmentation/profiling probably isn't as special as people suggest. Like all social apps, the engagement is key. TikTok already has a simple UX, and there is zero b
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by ramoz 5y ago
Fwiw - GCP already does this through "Enterprise Agreements" This is largely desired by customers with complicated acquisitions and budget allocation periods (Government)

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