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steenreem
2y ago
I skimmed the paper but I couldn't figure out what they're doing to make concepts fundamentally different from tokens. I would think that the purpose of concepts is to capture information at a higher density than tokens, so you ca
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steenreem
4y ago
I think that considering Amazon, a company with independent business units in completely different business (retail and cloud computing) as an entity with a single personality is about as accurate as thinking everyone from the same country
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steenreem
5y ago
I imagine there's a lot of value in having your employees share a timezone for the benefit of easy cooperation, so it might make sense to have at least timezone-dependent salaries. There might also be value in having your employees be
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steenreem
5y ago
I'm wondering whether the point you're making can be made even stronger. I would phrase your argument as simple as: you estimate the world is much more likely to become uninhabitable if we don't use nuclear. What's the w
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steenreem
5y ago
I think much of the software might be the same as at any another company. These companies are so profitable that they're willing to offer more $$$ to get slightly better people to do regular work slightly better than it's done on
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steenreem
6y ago
Here's an alternative to TypeScript that people who dislike type complexity but want better tooling, might find interesting: https://github.com/keyboardDrummer/typeless Disclaimer: I'm the author
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steenreem
6y ago
Shorting a stock and having that information be public seems like a big risk, since it opens you up to people trying to make money by short squeezing you. Why isn't short trading done secretly?
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Typeless: All the benefits of TypeScript, without the types
(github.com)
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6y ago
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Typeless: Great editor tooling for JavaScript without types or annotations
(github.com)
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6y ago
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steenreem
6y ago
I think any single-seat election, regardless of voting system, stabilises when there are only two popular parties from which candidates can get elected. I don't believe voting systems such as instant-runoff or approval voting can avoid
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steenreem
6y ago
Isn't YouTube banning certain content exactly what free speech is about? YouTube, a corporate entity with its own goals and beliefs, exercises its right to say what it thinks is the truth. It's similar to most newspapers: they
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steenreem
7y ago
While reading I wasn't convinced this was going to work due to the collusion problem, until I read the comments on collusion which add an extra condition: "we need votes to be so private that even the person who made the vote can&
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steenreem
7y ago
There's a lot of talk in this thread about what intelligence is. Personally I found the AIXI model from algorithmic information theory a very convincing definition: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AIXI I'm surp
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steenreem
7y ago
I'd be very interested in understanding mainland Chinese sentiment better. My impression is that there is a lot of love for the current Chinese political system, and I'd like to understand why that is. Can anyone refer me to writi
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steenreem
7y ago
> After selecting a particular phrase using my cursor control commands, I say “clip [foo]“, and every time I want to enter the same phrase after, I say “paste [foo]“. I therefore only have to dictate a particularly obnoxious variable nam
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steenreem
7y ago
They could have also implemented flat in terms of flatMap: flatMap(x => x) I personally feel flatMap is a much more used method than flat, so if you want to remove one, I would remove flat.
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steenreem
8y ago
So, what would be an effective way of making censorship impossible? I imagine a system where you publish news using your device (a mobile phone), and encrypted in a way so that only a small group of other devices, which you have explicitly
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8y ago
What's the use-case for many virtual threads? I thought the main case for using threads was performance, where you need to use them to fully utilize the machine, although rather you wouldn't be using threads. Another use-case for
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8y ago
Although I don't agree with their way of communicating, I think the protestors' concern is valid: they will be forced to move because Google's rich employees will price them out of their living area. This is because of two re
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steenreem
8y ago
Well, I think I can make a simpler argument. Google will change this neighbourhood. The culture will change, the cost of things, not just rent, will increase. Assuming that the author is very happy with how his neighbourhood currently is, I
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8y ago
I think the author is correct in thinking that Google will cause him discomfort by creating this campus. Everyone in this area not employed by Google will have to move because Google is basically buying the land, directly or through its emp
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Miksilo: a modularity first language workbench
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9y ago
Blender is a toolset for creating nanopass compilers: https://github.com/keyboardDrummer/Blender
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10y ago
Himself, that's exactly what he's saying.
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steenreem
10y ago
That simply moves the problem. An agent such as AIXI if it worked would start by upgrading itself to beyond what its original programmers were able to design.
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10y ago
This article is highly subjective: "Since the 2009 crisis, Ireland has systematically been designated as the official scapegoat of every politician, witch-hunter, and other demagogue trying to avoid any discussion about the real proble
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DebtRatchet – Systematically remove debt from legacy codebases
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10y ago
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steenreem
10y ago
My perception is that there's almost no overlap in scope between the two libraries. In Incremental you have to be explicit about which variables your computations depends on, while SmartReactives' sole purpose is discovering these
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steenreem
10y ago
Alright. Where can I find your project? You can let me know in Gitter or e-mail.
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steenreem
10y ago
Yes Meteor's reactive system seems to be almost identical. Thanks for sharing.
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