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sriram_malhar
6mo ago
Many of you might know of Noisebridge, a beloved hackerspace in San Francisco. They had (have?) a juggling workshop every saturday called "Juggling with Judy", taught by Judy Pinelli, founder of the famed Pickle Family Circus (and
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sriram_malhar
6mo ago
We have to evolve ways -- or bring back ways -- of making our agriculture less petroleum dependent. But short of a shock of this nature, we are not going to do any research in that direction because of trillions of dollars of investments
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sriram_malhar
6mo ago
Oracle and OpenAI centers getting hit, oil shortages forcing the world the move away from fossil fuels ... my cynical ass feels hope.
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sriram_malhar
7mo ago
You are right to some extent. But there are huge differences between all the wars the US has fought and is currently involved in, and a China-Taiwan war. Taiwan is only a couple of miles from mainland China at its closest point. It is poss
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7mo ago
Sure, they will find out it is a good military. No doubt about that. What the US has found out repeatedly but fails to acknowledge is that the opposition proves to be a match. Vietnam, Afghanistan, Somalia have shown just how deep reserves
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sriram_malhar
7mo ago
Reminds me of Abraham Wald's survivorship bias. What of the millions of others who like me who want to live in world without AI?
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sriram_malhar
7mo ago
I didn't know Hesgeth posts on HN.
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sriram_malhar
7mo ago
Ah! Sorry!
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sriram_malhar
7mo ago
Socialism, you mean, not communism. This is a way of spending taxes on the public, the kind Denmark does. It isn't "no private property; everything belongs to the govt". Also, if we are redistributing taxes to fund endless wa
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7mo ago
Wouldn't it be simpler to implement a 'spend-forward scheme' rather than returning? For example, spend that money on research grants and health care. It is returning the money to the people. A man can dream, no?
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
One process is made the logical goto for all operations on that data. The process identity is logically the identity of the shared state. In other words, it is exactly a database, albeit an in-memory one.
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
Is this a deflection? I'd be asking this question of any admin. I cannot stand what Obama and Biden let Merrick Garland get away with.
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
Love it, love it! Thanks for sharing.
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
Red states have zero crime, so they don't need them in the first place . /s
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
Perhaps because the performance is good enough and this approach is much simpler and portable than shared libraries across platforms.
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
As someone said, "Machines were supposed to rid us of tedious work. Instead they write poetry and create art, and we fill captchas to prove to them that we are human"
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
Equally? Sigh. All the people who huffed about Kamala and Trump being sides of the same coin have brought us to this stage. You think Kamala's admin would be anywhere as venal, corrupt, blatantly unlawful as this?
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
It seems the admin would rather you focus on DoW or DOW. Any mention of Epstein is getting downvoted.
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
Why is no one calling it the Epstein War?
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
What has an impact is cancelling a subscription and then talking about it. The media will amplify it the pushback. The goal is to make the name OpenAI and ChatGPT toxic, that whatever you do will be converted into a technology that will sur
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8mo ago
This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing.
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
I totally felt this! It is almost as if the author had decided to reply to my question on Ask HN that didn't receive any eyeballs. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46960408
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
"Wag The Dog" movie all over again. Sure looks like deflection from the Epstein Files and economy.
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
"no wonder you have been working on it for decades and have nothing public to show for it" That's because it was never my intention to show it off. Your motivation comes from making something new and showing it off. My motiva
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sriram_malhar
8mo ago
I'm curious about what you mean by "telling". What is the tell that you perceive? I would like to understand whether I misrepresented myself. I agree with you, that none of it is easy. It is precisely why I used to doodle, to
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Ask HN: How to find joy in writing/learning about tech in this AI world?
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8mo ago
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sriram_malhar
9mo ago
I'm finding that in this build fast and break things culture, it is hard to revisit a project that is more than 3 years old. I have a couple of android projects that are four years old. I have the architecture documented, my notes (to
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Ask HN: Mental model for Google account verification?
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10mo ago
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sriram_malhar
10mo ago
Spot on. "I'm just asking questions".
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