stan3223

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by stan3223 6mo ago
And if it is centralised, what is the point of blockchain? Just run it out a Postgres database.
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by stan3223 9mo ago
While on holidays in Sarajevo, Bosnia, I saw a sign that said something like 'take away coffee available'. So most cafes you are expected to sit down and have your coffee :)
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by stan3223 3y ago
> By replacing labour with robots and not compensating them, you're sending a clear message that you don't respect people and the value that they bring. Wasn't this message sent in the 80s and 90s when it was somehow accep
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by stan3223 3y ago
Social media companies are really in business of personal data collection. Based on younger generation being so switched on about news I think 'news' are really being force fed into your social feed (rather than you fetching the
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by stan3223 3y ago
Australia's public education has this selective high school system. At the end of primary school kids could sit for an exam to enter academically more competitive selective high schools. So higher performing kids are being separated fr
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by stan3223 3y ago
"Large language models are trained on massive datasets of text data" Maybe time for internet to start moving away from text and start making it more expensive for mass data collection systems.
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by stan3223 4y ago
Wow. Knew '99 Luftballons' as a catchy song. Just checked lyrics thanks to your comment. Had no clue it was an anti-war song.
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by stan3223 4y ago
'Love of ones fate'. I interpret it as being more accepting and forgiving of yourself and your life. Sometimes we are our biggest critic. Yesterday there was a post on HN on ADHD and top comment on dealing with it was something l
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by stan3223 4y ago
I heard someone say - 'Problem with corporations is that most of them are run by finance people and lawyers.' I think they fall into your 2nd group - administrators.