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by ramraj07 2y ago
Once you look at the math, you realize that no matter how hard they try, black holes can’t suck everything around them.
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by ramraj07 2y ago
Where are you loading the data from! I had no trouble loading data from s3 parquet.
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by ramraj07 2y ago
Great to see it in ClickHouse. Snowflake released a white paper before its IPO days and mentioned this same feature (secretly exploding JSON into columns). Explains how snowflake feels faster than it should, they’ve secretly done a lot of a
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by ramraj07 2y ago
That’s the same point being discussed: who’s to say this podcast is more garbage than the average podcast listened to by users?
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by ramraj07 2y ago
This is legitimately deserved though.
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by ramraj07 2y ago
Who does this still??
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by ramraj07 2y ago
Why is this better than DuckDB?
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by ramraj07 2y ago
They have a metric ton of data about you. I think they just don’t use it much because they probably realized that unless you get super creepy about it, most of this data is worthless from an advertising point of view. Except on YouTube they
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by ramraj07 2y ago
It’s just a matter of time before you get a cease and desist in India for using ChatGPT in your name (I’ve had such an experience before).
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by ramraj07 2y ago
I just read this same comment from you on another post! Talk about cloning your comment in posts about cloning code.
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by ramraj07 2y ago
It’s not cloning if they don’t literally fork the code which isn’t possible for Roam research
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by ramraj07 2y ago
4 reviews. 3 stars. A hundred quid. This has got to be the most erudite book recommendation in the history of HN. I’m very tempted to get it just to see the fuss.
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by ramraj07 2y ago
You’d think that but no. IITs in India would be filled with rich kids, India is a fairly corrupt place after all. But with education if you fully standardize all admissions and are strict about identity then you really can clamp down on it.
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by ramraj07 2y ago
Ok that’s probably worth its value lol.
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by ramraj07 2y ago
How much did you spend on the domain??
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by ramraj07 2y ago
Flowers can’t be eaten. They’re just for someone to look at. Heck most people probably don’t even look at them and buy it as a part of a ritual or formality. Does it mean the flower industry is of no benefit to society? Most things we do ar
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by ramraj07 2y ago
Noam Chomsky and Doug Hofstader had the same opinion. Last I checked Doug has recanted his skepticism and is seriously afraid for the future of humanity. I’ll listen to him and my own gut than some random internet people still insisting thi
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by ramraj07 2y ago
Which culture are you implying has a healthy relationship with alcohol?
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by ramraj07 2y ago
Perhaps Bill Gates could put his millions of acres of land he owns to build out insane solar farms..
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by ramraj07 2y ago
I’m all for privacy but fail to understand what the authors fundamental beef is with Aadhar. Sounds better as a system to me than what the US has.
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by ramraj07 2y ago
I have a six letter Gmail email and get emailed tens of aadhar cards a year.
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by ramraj07 2y ago
I fail to understand the fascination with de extinction. Like what, you want giant sloth pets in Texas? We seem to have trouble keeping the species we have today from going extinct.
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by ramraj07 2y ago
The way I see it these models especially O1 is an intelligence booster. If you start with zero it gives you back zero. Especially if you’re just genuinely trying to use it and not just trying to do some gotcha stuff.
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by ramraj07 2y ago
Could you provide any insight into why KGs work well in such places? Like a contrived example maybe?
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by ramraj07 2y ago
I just hosted a site on Elastic beanstalk. Didn’t need to really do anything honestly. Upload a zip file with python code that runs locally really well. Database is on RDS. It has and continues to work well for 5+ years and lots of producti
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by ramraj07 2y ago
Did you have English as your medium of instruction? If yes, do you see the irony that you also couldn’t read two sentences and see the facts straight?
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by ramraj07 2y ago
Many of my PhD and post doc colleagues who emigrated from Korea, China and India who didn’t have English as the medium of instruction would struggle with this question. They only recover when you give them a hint. They’re some of the smarte
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by ramraj07 2y ago
If I draw something in balsamiq, I’m typically “forgiven” for how basic the design looks. Try and do the same in let’s say MS paint and you could be called unprofessional and lazy. But this style seems to communicate strongly that this is a
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by ramraj07 2y ago
I went back and read mine and other winners and they’re really not that bad. Anything that’s not really standard idea is often very creative and interesting.
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NASA (used to) host a Space Settlement design competition for high school students, I submitted and won when I was in school. I am pretty sure I and other winners wrote proposals with fewer gaping scientific holes than this lol. Apparently

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