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by ramraj07 3y ago
In the most unintuitive ways possible.
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I personally disagree that enjoying nature and being at peace is the definition of a good time for humanity. To be human IMO is to grow and change, explore and embrace the unknown. Maybe that’s the Trekkie in me, or just old fashioned enthu
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I agree with you AI is going to be able to do whatever people do. I disagree we should try to stop it though. Trying to outlaw things that are not inherently evil has never worked. If AI is capable of achieving this capability it will achie
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I thank you for this reference. Having a blast listening to him.
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What’s the statin controversy. I mean I know what it is, but do you have reliable citations?
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I did not <follow the science> so to speak in that I believed the masking restrictions were not strict _enough_. But in this climate any criticism of these practices is co-opted by the anti-science people into shitting on all scientif
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He got into Jane street.
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I’m saying it helps me, you’re saying it cannot help me. I’m wondering who I should believe. If anything there seems to be this visceral reaction by (mostly) men to the idea that they could use any help from outside to become better. Every
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Good therapists don’t schedule constant weekly checkins for folks who don’t need it. I’ve had times when my therapist said check in after 4 months to see if things are fine. Therapy works for people who need a lot of help to barely get to n
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I doubt an undergrad chooses not to go into science today because they see it being too collaborative. They don’t because they realize they can become a finance bro and make a metric ton more. A lot of science seems highly collaborative yes
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Don’t forget that the VCs backed him again on a somehow even shadier, blatantly dystopian startup idea with a metric ton of money again [1]. 1. https://fortune.com/2023/07/11/adam-neumann-new-company-flow...
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I’ve had production SaaS apps running on elastic beanstalk just fine for years now. Better SLA than any of the kube apps I’ve seen. You’re right that if you have highly capable support team and the real need for it go with the pods but if y
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I want to host a website not bomb the Middle East. Most enterprise apps are still websites that need no more than elastic beanstalk. If your analogy is to compare k8s to f16 then maybe you are not doing your argument any service.
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Or do what actually productive people do and use managed services like Elastic Beanstalk and RDS.
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> What did you set out to do with Kubernetes to begin with? Get some actual servers up and running to do real work vs getting certified on how to get k8s running.
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It’s weird that everyone here is commenting about the fake food (which tbh isn’t news) but not about nicest most charming people I’ve ever seen in YouTube. This video is going into my vault of videos I turn to cheer me up on a dull day.
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That’s a stretch but I agree id pay 50 bucks a month for a total Google Subscription: gmail google maps docs and drive. All of it. No ads, personalized only to serve me. And bring back reader and I’ll pay 100.
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I can’t remember the history exactly but isn’t Cal Newport the one who became famous for being a postdoc who was super prolific while still rabidly being 9-5 40 hour schedule ? Used to piss me and my friends off so much as if WE wanted to b
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Hoping this is what they’ll use to train future models and deprecate the older ones before the legal cases proceed any further.
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Are you still a layman if you’re able to ask these questions though?
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Coding is not a skill anyone can just pick up, from what I’ve seen. Going through academia doesn’t skew that probability either. Thus most academics struggle getting to understand coding the same way normal people do.
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Yep. Pigs also need just a few steps to fly. It’s a Herculean task trying to teach an academic to code well if they weren’t already coding well. This is first hand knowledge going through the insight data science program for phds and seeing
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I don’t know anyone who’s informed disagrees that the FDA needs significant reform now. In fact the only good thing I can think of coming from the Trump era it would have been operation warp speed, which could have been the seed that starte
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I would have said latex gatekeepers are the worst, but now I know eMacs geeks so no. Or was it vim? Can never tell!
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MRI machines work using superconducting magnets as does the LHC. So you better believe it buddy.
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In autism case that actually happened first. Parents began to restrict gluten out of the diets for kids with ASD and were adamant that this helped them a lot. The research community was highly skeptical and even derisive of this until they
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This was the fall of Einstein though. He refused to acknowledge that the world truly was incomprehensibly weird in the quantum realm and kept trying to find some intuitive workaround or another for decades. The world is a sadder place becau
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Have you tried to get a cab in Dallas pre-uber? You can sleep, get up refresh yourself and be ready to go to work before he cab comes to pick up.
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Airbnb is arguably something that didn't have any real net benefit to society yes. I am conflicted about uber though. Many, many people I know (mostly women) have had their life completely transformed post uber. It ushered in a mobilit
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The fact that many if not most of these firms unironically went all in on crypto, and no one got any real consequences for backing what was effectively just brown fat for the economy, makes me unsurprised at the garbage content they produce

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