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xiphias2
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Z would have made more sense as a pair of the Y combinator (and the next letter). X is jut plain boring because there's nothing theoritical behind it.
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xiphias2
2y ago
Novo is just worth $300B, it's nothing compared to the many trillions of dollars Greenland is worth. But I guess politicians are much cheaper than that.
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2y ago
Thanks, great advices, I will follow them. Yes, I'm through the trivial things that's why I feel that I've got stuck. Probably I spent too much time playing and not enough practicing. What you write makes a lot of sense, I kn
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xiphias2
2y ago
For me as a hobbyist it's so hard to know what to learn and even to know what level the teacher should be. I'm at 1200 in lichess, tried for example multiple ,,beginner friendly'' openings, like London / Kings India
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xiphias2
2y ago
> Genuinely - why do you care? Because the article is clearly biased. If I wanted biased articles I could go anywhere else on internet.
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You don't have to. I believe RoR has good and bad sides, but the multi-threaded debugging stories of _why_ there were timeout problems when the interpreter got a global interpreter lock and how SQLite driver got fixed translates to lot
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xiphias2
2y ago
I don't know USA, but in other parts of the world yellow and red are different colors. Just because 2 things are illegal they aren't the same, and it takes away all seriousness from the article for me.
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2y ago
It's a bit strange that SQLite went up only 1 place on the ranking (to the 10th). There's a lot of new articles of how to improve its performance and I love that I don't have to care about the n+1 problem so much. It is now t
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xiphias2
2y ago
Then just don't navigate to For You. I wish I could just see my friends on Facebook (those are the people I care about), but I can't turn off crappy suggestions. With X I can control my own feed by using the followers tab.
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xiphias2
2y ago
While political bias is undisputable, I prefer notes over deleting in general. I like to read dead/flagged posts sometimes hwre on HN to be able to see what the moderators flag, and generally they are doing amazing job: even if I don&#
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2y ago
I don't know much about this but if there would be a bet, I would take the less side easily.
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xiphias2
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LLMs are awesome but I haven't felt significant improvement since the original GP4 (only in speed). The reasoning models (o1 pro) don't have good reasoning capability when I'm asking things from them, so I don't expect o
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xiphias2
2y ago
BYD is continuing what Tesla started: getting cheaper while scaling up battery and car production. The market is there for worse and much cheaper electric cars, just not mainly in US.
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2y ago
I think airports are great reflections of culture of a country, because that's the first thing a visitor from another country sees, but I had other experiences in USA, where I felt that some of the reataurants just shouldn't be al
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xiphias2
2y ago
Healthcare is incredibly complex because currently all technologies we have just make living longer exponentially more expensive with every added year. But one thing is clear: it's easy to improve the nutrients that people in the USA t
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2y ago
Even with consent I don't see any positive coming out of it: for women it's unrealisting expectations of the money they are getting in exchange for potentially leaving an online trace for their whole life that they don't cons
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xiphias2
2y ago
It's not the only last minute thing the administration does that it could have done before: - Launched rockets from Ukraine - remote work contracts extended to 2029 after Elon + Vivek wants people to RTO - TikTok ban And the classic an
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So many decisions are being made during the transition that could have been made before the election. Is this normal / good for the countries in general? Regarding TikTok I agree that it's a national security problem for USA in it
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2y ago
Of course it's clear: AGI is achieved when a machine can completely capable of simulating a human being. At that point remote / office work is 100% over.
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Everybody who has worked on a large/huge code base knows that most of it is there for historical reasons: it's always safer to add a new feature than to replace something old, as most of the time people don't know if that old
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2y ago
Thanks for the link, I saw the Tokyo parallel view beautiful crispy for the first time, now I can't do it again, I guess my eyes became tired and need some time
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,,I am not producing the software to the highest standards of the industry since we don't have any rigorous cross-checking'' Standards can slow you down, which is fine in a big tech company, but probably not good for building
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While it's true, SpaceX will raise money by making Starlink (the less important / easier business) public and keep SpaceX (the real business that makes it possible that Starlink depends on) private.
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2y ago
It's because implementing this is not that easy: there are differences between the implementation of coroutines and await that makes it tricky (especially waiting for both CPU tasks and network events). For Python I loved this talk by
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xiphias2
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It will be much more fun and he is more than capable of doing it, he just has burned too many bridges.
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We can all agree of helping others, making the world a better place and being deeply opposed to war being important values. The hard part where it's important / interesting to discuss is what achieves it the best and what takes pr
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xiphias2
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I use these threads as meditiation: have a deeper understanding of how people different from me think and accepting that it's part of the world. Nowdays I'm much more scared than angry about socialist thinking getting us all close
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xiphias2
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Electrec itself got corrupted a few years ago. It was far the best web page for news about electric vehicles going into details, but it was probably bought and now it's just ragebait.
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He understands it, he has much more tech people around him than 8 years ago (his second largest donor just purchased 100k GPUs).
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Sure, it's the speed of adding a new incremental simple feature to the existing code base.
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