rco8786

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   by rco8786 3y ago

   Would love to see some comparison against Mint, YNAB, etc. But congrats on launch!
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   by rco8786 3y ago

   Somewhat off-topic, but a while ago Google Meet shipped an update that broke all of the "Big Mute Button" style chrome extensions, which would let you mute/unmute google meet with a global keyboard shortcut regardless of what
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   by rco8786 3y ago

   I'm genuinely not. I'm honestly fascinated by your thinking. It appears we have similar goals, yet I cannot wrap my head around your logic. There must be some deep, first/zeroth principles that we disagree on or something.
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   by rco8786 3y ago

   What if the "bionic man" from SciFi is not robots and nanomaterials but actually just us borrowing things from nature that happen to work better than the human version
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   by rco8786 3y ago

   So shouldn't the solution be to get kids from lower economic groups into those classes? Rather than stop teaching anyone? The solution you're proposing takes away any chance of accessing these advanced classes for lower economic g
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   by rco8786 3y ago

   > aside from the few people actually implementing these changes That, though.
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   by rco8786 3y ago

   Is there anyone out there who disagrees with this? I have not seen a single person (aside from the few people actually implementing these changes) that agrees with it.
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   by rco8786 3y ago

   Is this materially different than the prediction for all startups in 3 years?
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   by rco8786 3y ago

   Atlanta is great about trees. Any that are removed have to have a replacement planted. Not sure where you're referring to, but at least around here in the actual city the architecture and landscaping is varied enough to not be bland. A
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    We’re getting tons of that in Atlanta also, I imagine it’s a similar story in most US cities right now. I think it’s great
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    Opening this link on my iPhone caused a hard crash a restart..weird
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    Genuine question. Why is this important to note?
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    Ah I see. I feel like that’s poorly explained. I was imagining that I move the queen, and then anything on the diagonals from the new position would be destroyed (via the “laser”)
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    Is the queen broken or am I misunderstanding? I can't get it to "destroy" anything.
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    > Writing is reasonably easy and it's hard to get much better than you already are. Dang you and I have complete opposite worldviews on this.
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    I’m pretty good at writing code but I consider one of my “superpowers” to be that I also love to read code. I cannot even begin to estimate how this has affected my career and abilities. It’s a task that most seem to dread, but is something
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    Should be titled “Why I Hate Java” Not sure this post actually has anything to do with frameworks at all.
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    Seems like a pretty broad brush there
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    > Why are there no startups in the real estate construction sector? Fundamentally reject the premise of this question. BuildZoom (YC), Capmo, ProperGate, Arqlite, Buildcon, Mechasys, Branch Technology, Plant Prefab, Ergeon, Cove.Tool, KE
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    I chose those because they are ubiquitous and downright hard to avoid. What do you want to bet OP made that post on a Chrome browser? Or an Android/iPhone/Macbook? Is there even a way to purchase a computer of any sort that does
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    > My new heuristic is that I avoid every single company that raises venture funding. What about posting on a forum owned and operated by a venture firm? Do you use Google? Slack? Facebook? The list of venture backed tech firms is endless
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    I’ve used both but never experienced the issues you describe about the first approach, though your description is pretty vague so maybe I’m not understanding what you’re saying. My biggest fear with the first approach is that I make a chang
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    That's still a no-op because `threads` is empty threads = 3.times.map do Thread.new do service.call end end threads.each(&:join)
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    > I'm not really a fan of those & shortcuts. One of my favorite parts of ruby! `collect.each(&:operation)` vs `collection.each { |thing| thing.operation }`
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    General distaste for writing `if err := nil { return err }` over and over and over
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    How is this not a very, very, on-the-nose example of "sweeping the dust under the rug"
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    > You need sort of a "primary education" data set which gets the model up to roughly a high school education level. Yea that was what I was getting at with the "combination" of data. The publicly available data provid
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    Bingo. I've been beating this drum since the initial GPT-3 awe.. The future of AI is bespoke, purpose-driven models trained on a combination of public and (importantly) proprietary data. Data is still king.
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    > waited to speak to the media I saw him saying it was an implosion several days ago. I think the media just didn't follow up with him until there was more hard evidence.
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    by rco8786 3y ago

    "accuses" is a clickbait word. Cameron gave a great interview and yes, discussed areas where OceanGate cut corners.