ryloric

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by ryloric 4y ago
Atleast Fashion runs on yearly cycles, we run on 3-week cycle.
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by ryloric 4y ago
Good point, android SDK itself has been a pain in the ass last time I worked with it years ago, don't know if that's improved at all.
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by ryloric 4y ago
I was thinking the same thing while watching google paris thing... how come nobody got axed for that screw up? I thought the primary reason execs get paid so much more is because they're the last line of responsibility, it doesn't
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by ryloric 4y ago
What? That's like arguing which one of the four wheels a car relies on the most... It's nonsense.
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AI Psychosis(blog.piekniewski.info)
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by ryloric 4y ago
Hard agree, it's incredible that there's no systematic way to train such managers. When I was younger I thought maybe that's what business schools did, but they produce a completely different kind of manager who's probab
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by ryloric 4y ago
Yeah. It won't change your logic but they made around $12B I think. Even if they don't make a cent from AI Chat, it's still worth burning money on if nothing but to dethrone google as the default choice from the public's
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by ryloric 4y ago
I guess it's not about having an MBA, instead having their mental framework being a great fit for the company's needs at that point. If one has an MBA but still flexible enough to change their mind and not rigidly stick to their m
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by ryloric 4y ago
It sucks but still better than having pieces of them spin-off and sold by some private equity people.
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by ryloric 4y ago
First, sorry. I was probably needlessly aggressive, I've heard similar words from everyone around me all my life and I may have assumed you were being similarly dismissive and gotten a bit angry. I'm not saying you have to use com
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by ryloric 4y ago
Everyone who doesn't have it talks about it more or less like the way you did, "oh... why don't they just learn to control it like me instead of having all these rules". My comment is highly presumptive because your comm
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by ryloric 4y ago
I have an 8 hour quota for the time I can spend in a week reading 'news' and use leechblock to enforce it. I don't read anything on my phone, only on a desktop or my laptop. When I open one of these 'news' links, th
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by ryloric 4y ago
Unless you have it you don't know what it feels like. This sort of generic advice is useless when you're awake in bed at 8:30 AM, still trying to sleep from last night but you can't because you can't physically stop your
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by ryloric 4y ago
I think it's like 0.2-ish iirc. I remember during covid stimulus fed's assets were about 8Tn, and cash was about 1.5 Tn or something. Also worth noting vast portions of that cash is held outside America and not really 'circul
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by ryloric 4y ago
> Just because you can reify some concept in an elegant composable construct doesn't mean that you should in the sense that it saves you a significant amount of effort. aka monads lmao
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by ryloric 4y ago
Are you saying gold standard works better than IOU money? It's like saying bicycles are better than cars because they never run of gas.
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by ryloric 4y ago
Not really, what limits credit is the price of money i.e. interest. Reserve ratios have gone out of usage for some time now.
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by ryloric 4y ago
It's a elastic system, there's no fixed proportions like that and that is by design. What you call core money are Federal Reserve Notes(FRN), the other component that you call account balance is called Federal Reserve Credit(FRC),
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by ryloric 4y ago
The recent popularity of Obsidian and similar knowledge management software is part of the same trend. They're databases in their own way, localized but better organized like a graph you can run queries against than a bunch of text fil
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by ryloric 4y ago
I'd like to see a different abstraction and UX for "files", something that feels like a database but with looser usage patterns from a user's perspective, more intuitive to use and reason about. I don't want to reme
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by ryloric 4y ago
Does that mean you want to stay on the JVM, but not sure which language to pick? I've been grokking around this space for a week and landscape looks way better than it was 5 years ago for a couple of reasons. First, Java itself is chan
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by ryloric 4y ago
> No, a good night’s sleep is not always beneficial: sleep deprivation therapy in depression How the hell does this work?
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by ryloric 4y ago
How's the performance and DX?
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by ryloric 4y ago
Can you list a few modern frameworks? Just curious, I was using Play a few years ago but that was Scala.
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by ryloric 4y ago
You're correct. My intent in quoting was to point out how careless usage of words in AI can fool people, especially the layperson and create wrong expectations. Most can see the difference in the usage of word 'swim' w.r.t fi
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by ryloric 4y ago
> Nobody thinks that, nobody has even said that Some said it though, I remember a prominent AI professor talking about radiologists losing their jobs on twitter and the ensuing mess surrounding it. Except that, I agree strongly with ever
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by ryloric 4y ago
EWD-898 I liked above is pretty great imo. I'v re-read it over half a dozen times over the years and still find it valuable.
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by ryloric 4y ago
What a nice guy, he didn't just put it aside thinking it's been too long so why bother. These things seem so small and would probably take less than an hour for an adult but would mean the world to a kid.
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by ryloric 4y ago
Whenever I come across some new AI hype thing in the wild with the usual buzzwords, a sentence Dijkstra wrote way back sort of flashes through my head. It always reminds me to be careful and precise with words. "...the question of whet
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by ryloric 4y ago
Lmao, thank you for making my Saturday morning!

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