sirobg

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by sirobg 2y ago
Did he share some book recommendations?
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by sirobg 2y ago
Definitely the problem category! But I see it's already been mentioned here in another thread. Do you rank the problems solved by the user only, or all leetcode problems? Because I think that a nice thing would be for your tool to firs
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by sirobg 2y ago
Seems nice, congrats! How does the recommendation algorithm work?
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by sirobg 3y ago
I got curious when I read this comment https://twitter.com/BrunoPresents/status/1779373530951360622 and did some research. I found a Nature article: https://www.nature.com/articles/521S64a Th
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by sirobg 3y ago
Source: https://twitter.com/sebastienlorber/status/17502040789429944...
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Next.js App Router Training: patterns with simplified code(nextjs-app-router-training.vercel.app)
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by sirobg 3y ago
Honestly I also get your take. I think it will depend on the "thing" that will enable us to live longer and healthier. If it is something very expensive and an overnight discovery, then it is likely that a dystopian era will occur
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by sirobg 3y ago
I think medicine gave a good hit to the dragon over the years. At first only rich people beneficiated from it. But thankfully today medicine advantages are better distributed. We are not equals by any means and some countries are lagging be
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by sirobg 3y ago
Yes it's so good. An amazing way to give a new perspective on life and death as we know it _today_ imho. Strong emphasis on _today_ because life expectancy, healthy life expectancy and death are already really different from some time
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by sirobg 3y ago
> Buffalofish can go decades between successful reproductions because they require very specific environmental conditions—most of which are still unknown—to procreate. That’s why the fish evolved to live so long: It’s an evolutionary ada
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by sirobg 3y ago
Maybe something around infrastructure? Finding theoretical insights about serverless apps VS regular ones. The focus could be about performance, cost efficiency, codebase management overtime, etc. I don't know if it could fit your inte
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by sirobg 3y ago
> Some, such as Justice Louis Brandeis, described the concept as the "race to the bottom" and others, as the "race to efficiency". I find this interesting because it shows that these race to the bottom often stem from
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Race to the Bottom, race to efficiency(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by sirobg 3y ago|1 comments
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by sirobg 3y ago
I'm not surprised but everytime I notice a reference like this I love to read about it and find similarities with the show
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by sirobg 3y ago
A bit of Wikipedia about Susanoo: "a heroic figure who killed a monstrous serpent"
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by sirobg 3y ago
Susanoo in Naruto: https://naruto.fandom.com/wiki/Susanoo Amaterasu in Naruto: https://naruto.fandom.com/wiki/Amaterasu
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Susanoo and Amaterasu from Naruto come from actual Japanese mythology(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by sirobg 3y ago|4 comments
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by sirobg 3y ago
Clickable source: https://twitter.com/sirob_g/status/1747933864842924217
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Ask HN: Ever Noticed LLM's Language Quirks? 'Comprendu' vs. 'Compris'
2 points by sirobg 3y ago|1 comments
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Notion Calendar(notion.so)
1 points by sirobg 3y ago|0 comments
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by sirobg 3y ago
Source: https://twitter.com/fredkisss/status/1747602195728498994
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React Forget Compiler – Understanding Idiomatic React(portal.gitnation.org)
2 points by sirobg 3y ago|1 comments
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by sirobg 3y ago
The fact that it seems to be battle tested already (by Notion AI with "tens of millions of users worldwide") is really appealing
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Pinecone Serverless: vector database for GenAI applications(pinecone.io)
3 points by sirobg 3y ago|2 comments
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by sirobg 3y ago
Does anyone know what they do with the carcasses/bodies? Do they leave them where they've been shot?
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by sirobg 3y ago
https://archive.ph/x5S7s
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Australia faces controversy: feral horse culling from 22,500 to 3,000 by 2027(theguardian.com)
2 points by sirobg 3y ago|2 comments
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The secret second ending of Tetris [video](youtube.com)
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Tetris just got beaten again (twice) [video](youtube.com)
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by sirobg 3y ago
But are you doing this even with people close to you? (relateds, coworkers, etc.) I would have expected this to fail with people you know, as they have a much greater chance to detect when you say something wrong purposefully.

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