valray

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by valray 3y ago
Ah, yes, that would work. But then there is reliance on an underlying platform to resolve the conflict by providing a globally unique identifier. Instead of process ID, there is the IP address mechanism. So it's turtles all the way dow
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by valray 3y ago
If I understand this correctly, the algorithm depends on the underlying platform to ensure correct ordering. Two processes may each get the same bakery ticket number. The conflict is resolved by the process with the lower process id being a
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by valray 3y ago
Alexander Smirnov's article was discussed on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38434914
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Sweeping new Biden order aims to alter the AI landscape(politico.com)
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US Patent: “Integration of Learning Models into a Software Development System”(image-ppubs.uspto.gov)
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Why Chinese students are taking graduation photos looking ‘more dead than alive’(cnn.com)
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by valray 3y ago
From the link, it appears that it was developed by a single person in 2000, who then brought on board 2 other people as contributors in 2002 and after.
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by valray 3y ago
Any typescript frameworks you recommend?
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by valray 3y ago
Also it requires an inherent level of talent which gets turned into skill. Not everyone who takes piano and music harmony lessons can become a jazz composer, especially in 6 weeks or 6 months.
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by valray 3y ago
In a few years, as mid-level cognitive tasks get automated by LLMs, resulting in elimination of some percent of well-paying white-collar jobs, there will be economic dislocation and social disruption. Oligarchic capitalist societies with a
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by valray 3y ago
> it sounds like Phreesia is an outlier. Phreesia is a subsidiary of United Health (NYSE: UNH) which has almost a half-trillion market cap (USD$478B).
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by valray 4y ago
The undocumented workers that I personally know are skilled, motivated, and diligent workers. Perhaps in part because they desperately need to hold on to this source of income. If anything, I think they would boost productivity metrics.
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by valray 4y ago
> This tend to be true for most serious projects, that the amount of test code is greater than that of the code that is being exercised. Reading this comment, I was thinking "Oh that must mean the test code is 2x or maybe even 3x th
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by valray 4y ago
The notion of decentralized identity has been an enchanting vision since Christopher Allen first articulated it in 2016. Since then, DID spec has been around for years in draft form, and there are at least a dozen vendors and/or projec
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by valray 5y ago
Intentions are good, but I found this system confusing and not useful for me. I use to use Everytimezone, but find Dateful's dual timezone display more useful for my needs. https://dateful.com/time-zone-converter Edit:
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by valray 5y ago
Your statement shows lack of understanding of how the modern corporation works. The COO may have been there 30 years, and may lack an MBA, but increasingly it is this type of CxO that has been reyling upon MBAs and other consultants (operat
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by valray 5y ago
Co-founded a 2-person tech company in Korea while residing in the US. My co-founder is Korean living in Seoul. We started during the pandemic, with no capital, working remotely out of our homes. Now 18 months later we have modern offices in