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unemphysbro
5y ago
5am - coffee + browse reddit/hn/blogs + tryna poop 6am - gym climb lift or cardio + meditate 8am - shower at gym and get back home or office ripping down 101+880 in my motorcycle because it makes me feel 9am -- 5 pm - work 5 pm -
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5y ago
You're doing something right ;)
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I think moxie makes a good point about centralized services like alchemy, on-chain data from opensea, etc. The increase in development velocity using services like alchemy and pinata is astounding (I remember spending a month writing a stup
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5y ago
freedom and access - anyone can tailor a unique or novel fundraising models in code. in theory it's pure democratization of financial instruments. i recommend anyone new to the space to play around with contracts on testnets. now anyon
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5y ago
yeah, though, it seems they want to go legit through the eyes of regulators. personally, I would've preferred an ICO. It's the new-world fundraising model that should be normalized.
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Growing up our family were followers of Shirdi Sai Baba. Nowadays, I follow the basic tenants without a particular attachment to any saint. I meditate daily with personal mantras, prayers, and basic affirmations to be a good and moral perso
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Happy to see this year. I worked on solid-state nanopore development as a part of my PhD. Now I'm a Data Engineer doing backend work in public sector. :) Here are some press releases related to articles I published during my PhD: http
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5y ago
echo "expression" | bc -l :)
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The really cool thing about DNA is it encodes information and does compute. DNA structures can be designed to solve problems like the traveling salesman problem. So it's a self-computing stochastic machine. How cool is that! :) Can
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hell yeah brother!
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got some paper recs for that first one?
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oh come on now, at least try :)
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unemphysbro
5y ago
I was probably the happiest in my life when I was living in a studio with no furniture/bed working as many random jobs/freelance contracts I could find. :)
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5y ago
https://www.udemy.com/course/docker-and-kubernetes-the-compl... That course got me up to speed pretty fast (3 weeks) with docker and k8s. I highly recommend it.
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5y ago
how do you typically stack diffs?
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Of course not, the dao hack is a case in point. I am happy the ecosystem is spurring growth in formal verification. It's still the wild west and I encourage anyone interested to swing a lasso.
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Smart contracts are really really really cool! I was able to write a contract to take out a loan, distribute funds to various pools and pull the funds out. Having that sort of atomic control over financial transactions or data is simply ama
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I'm designing a full back and shoulders tattoo for myself. About one/tenth of it is completed on my back so-far. Leafing through art history texts, old-maps, and going through museums in my free time. I'm also getting very co
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5y ago
This certainly is the future of Impact-Driven Value as a Service (I-DVaaS).
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how do you recover?
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This is really cool!
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5y ago
** IRS noises intensifying **
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Deleting any resource has a 70% success rate simply mindboggling
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unemphysbro
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even from a documentation perspective, GitLab CI is so much easier to digest then azure pipeline docs.
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another team in my org is trying to configure the same but it's been challenge. I don't know specifics but it's taken considerable time to set-up the environment.
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5y ago
Love the mistel. I've been using it for 4 years and it's great!
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dexs, or the ideas therein, are shaping the future of finance.
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Briefly skimmed the paper and I'm not a ML or math dude but familiar with the double descent problem. I wonder if there's a good way to measure information content in models and how it scales with model parameters, if there are an
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I was slightly biased against electric bikes, no "vhroom, vhroom", gear-shifting, etc but I test rode the livewire and loved it!
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I ride in the SC area. I wouldn't call those trivial roads to learn on but I'm glad you're doing it! They are some of the best in the bay area to ride!
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