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theGnuMe
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theGnuMe
3y ago
One can view the cell as an information processing entity. If we agree with that view then it can be analyzed as an abstract computational process. If you are upset about using the word 'computational' then consider it to be a dy
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3y ago
Nice, it's amazing how the analogy matches up so well.
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3y ago
A couple of strategies: 1. Find a recruiter who will work for you to place you in a 1099. Maybe pay them a commission for the lead or a successful placement. 2. See if a larger consulting company will subcontract to you. 3. Look for devops
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3y ago
The simulation hypothesis is not really about whether or not there is a master programmer but rather a consequence of a computational universe. The more interesting question is whether we live in a digital (computational) universe or not.
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>Where is all the confidence coming from? We already know it is possible. You just need to hire the right people. Elon launched reusable rockets into space using the same philosophy. Jobs built a personal computer likewise.
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Yeah, it may be like a ddos of your brain regions overwhelming the executive regulator or normal but a defective executive regulator. I think it the former is more likely since they detected it on brain imaging unless the latter has a brok
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"CEO Sundar Pichai defended the layoffs and claimed that workers sometimes reach out to express gratitude for the cuts. “And I just want to clarify that, through these changes, people feel it on the ground and sometimes people write ba
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3y ago
yeah basically it is how you breathe after sobbing intensely.
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I do that, box breathing or even start a simple breathing meditation. Makes me yawn almost instantly.
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That's a great sentence, and would make a great opening line to a book. You'd have to know your audience though. Do you have a couple more sentences to flesh it out (as in what do you mean) for us lay people?
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3y ago
It’s huge in high schools.
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3y ago
Make stronger coffee
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3y ago
Meditation and therapy will help. Layoffs and getting fired suck but you will be ok and life goes on! Honestly I use to get panic attacks about them but going through Jon changes helped me realize that I am relentlessly resourceful and ca
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Yeah that would work, minimalism and artificial constraints are ways to help manage ADHD. The other thing to think about it is that your mental solution is probably wrong and won't survive implementation. Consider that a challenge to
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3y ago
I pay for books and music so..?
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3y ago
This is not a bad idea. Another one is to have it make you solve some complicated math problem or also not let you tweet when you know you are going out.. sort of like not driving to the bar. You could do that with screen time settings tho
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3y ago
That's like really bad, long term is there a risk of lung tissue fibrosis? I would expect it. I have the resmed but honestly I think a dental appliance might be better.
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3y ago
Is this just compiler optimized memoization? I mean this is great for parallelization as well but I thought this was standard in the functional programming paradigm. Maybe I am wrong.
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3y ago
Look into variable order Markov models.
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3y ago
>high-dimensional latent-space embedding to a Markov model That's what we call a hidden Markov model. >There's a school of thought that says that lossy compression doesn't just require intelligence, it is intelligence,
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3y ago
Why is it unconstitutional?
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3y ago
Ha! That is so not true. Musk, Koch, Griffin, Bloomberg, Gates.
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3y ago
I mean this is what is being litigated in court wrt Trump.
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3y ago
Guns are more lethal and result in more successful suicide when an attempt is made. So yes access to guns is a problem. https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/magazine/magazine_article/guns-...
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I mean one good thing about Trump is that he's reduced the likelihood that future politicians will get "cancelled" for extra-material affairs or probably even high crimes... Also Taylor Swift will probably save us all if she
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>Standing up to bullies is the kind of thing that gets young people expelled from school. I think this is false. You can stand up to a bully without physical fighting or retaliation.
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3y ago
Bill Gurly has a good perspective on it. Essentially, you mitigate IP claims and reduce vendor dependency. https://eightify.app/summary/technology-and-software/the-imp...
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Or drive giant trucks
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>I've forgotten so much and when I compare myself to those who seem to be able to talk circles around me when it comes to these topics I feel even more discouraged especially when I feel like I should know these things already. So
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3y ago
It's a long play, the quest 3 is great.. that golf game is awesome.
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