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by ramraj07 4y ago
Not sure I understand what you’re trying to correct. I only said the Chinese cooking methods don’t exactly sterilize.
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by ramraj07 4y ago
That’s just a quick Blanche though, not something I’d take as having a sterilizing effect.
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by ramraj07 4y ago
Quite sure some dumb billionaire would buy this in a drop.
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by ramraj07 4y ago
Does it all have to be 30 minutes though? Not just him to be sure but I’m not a fan of YouTube’s crusade to incentivize long form content which just seems to have made everyone pad out every topic as much as they can. Very rare have I seen
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by ramraj07 4y ago
At least in the tech world calling the layoffs as increasing inequality is not exactly the same.
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by ramraj07 4y ago
Create a class what enforces this and use the new class as a type?
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by ramraj07 4y ago
Tell that to all the labs running on labView
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by ramraj07 4y ago
Soccer and baseball are weird to compare. Do cricket!
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by ramraj07 4y ago
at this point this is now a great metric to measure originality by - if people can’t distinguish the real you from generative AI you it just means you’ve fallen into a Rut or never had much nee to say anyway.
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by ramraj07 4y ago
Would love to see it extended for academic research in general !
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by ramraj07 4y ago
Compare commercial fusion to commercial quantum computing - the latter looks far more real than the former.
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by ramraj07 4y ago
This is awesome because I’d landed on the same concept but via evolution, especially a section in the Blind watchmaker where Dawkins implores on one fundamental requirement for evolution, which is that every step in the evolutionary process
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by ramraj07 4y ago
I remember recalling medical centers being different (can’t remember better or worse, but at least the salary was)
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by ramraj07 4y ago
Point likely stands - any schema migration is not an easier problem on either side - you just move the migration logic to your code instead of the database.
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by ramraj07 4y ago
My conclusion is there’s nothing, literally nothing, that can be done regulation-wise because when has regulation done anything proactively in the US since the 1970s? Even when children are killed or entire towns polluted, the _reactive_ re
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by ramraj07 4y ago
I still don’t understand it. You can add new columns in a new release and it should still work even with SQLite?
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by ramraj07 4y ago
Consider for a second that tribes that stuck to weird cultures like that are the ones that remained insular. It takes a lot of effort culturally to resist the creep of modern civilization. Are you saying every human is innately programmed t
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by ramraj07 4y ago
What exactly did you find good about the article? Sounds like the author just over extended observations from one tribe to all of human history. Maybe it’s true but it sure as hell ain’t substantiated. So we invented tools discovered fire a
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Sabine: I think faster than light travel is possible(youtube.com)
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by ramraj07 4y ago
Unclear TBH. He was a remarkable individual in his younger days but as he reached retirement wisdom did seem to part ways in an unfair way and all his calmness didn’t help slow down that decline. I continue to try and get what lessons I can
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by ramraj07 4y ago
Furthermore, my observations among my colleagues is that the folks who do this meditation among other things are also not really successful at it either, for the most part. A great example is the Parks and Rec clip where Chris and Ron go fo
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by ramraj07 4y ago
The difference here is that these are not royalty, just an entire community (a caste) of people who made the money by trade. Every chettiyar I know still has their “big house” in karaikudi though I assume these are not as opulent as these o
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by ramraj07 4y ago
A 2 author science paper in 2007 for an algorithm. The authors ought to be proud indeed, this is close to the holy grail wet dream of mine (a single author original nature science paper; the only one I’ve seen in recent decades is the Natur
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by ramraj07 4y ago
It’s a skill hammered down in your head if you do a good PhD for sure!
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by ramraj07 4y ago
PyCharm! I’m keeping vs code on comic sans for the lulz so
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by ramraj07 4y ago
Exactly, though an addendum is not just their ability to search when the need arises, but also to know WHEN to resort to search, and with what angle. This is not just isolated to coding though, experienced the same in research as well. So m
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by ramraj07 4y ago
I used to think like you until I actually tried copilot. I don’t even write much boilerplate code (it’s python, and the framework is already setup). It is still an effective and useful tool. It saves mental bandwidth, and the code it writes
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by ramraj07 4y ago
You’re not the target audience then. I don’t have an NAS (or even a home country leave alone a home), and live off my phones and MacBooks. Dropbox works perfectly for me.
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by ramraj07 4y ago
The irony is I visited a google office once and I’d rank a stapler as the 2,575th most opulent thing in there. The furniture alone is insane. Yet they decided to yank staplers.
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by ramraj07 4y ago
There always was - this is what you get for using google drive. I’ve long since assumed google will do this one day or another and have depended on Dropbox for my file storage and syncing needs. Does it mean I trust dropbox completely? Abso

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