yumario

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by yumario 6y ago
As far I know there is current shortage in the new GPU market. High prices has nothing to do with tariff.
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by yumario 6y ago
Can we stop posting twitter treats?
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by yumario 7y ago
See a lot of criticism here. For a math new grad who wants to break in software development, what similar guide would HN recommend? I'm specially interested in backed. I prefer the guide to be extensive like this one because it give me
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by yumario 7y ago
Do you have any sources?
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by yumario 7y ago
Thank you Lex. I think your podcast are the most interesting in the internet. But... Readings books is awesome because you are getting the condensed knowledge that someone have spend maybe decades of their lives to compile. When I listen to
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by yumario 7y ago
I believe A* should always give the minimum path as long the heuristic is optimistic. It will become a greedy search if the heuristic is pessimistic. If the heuristic is "perfect" i.e heuristic(x to y) = min_cost(x to y) the the s
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by yumario 7y ago
The other day I brought a large furniture and no other option but to transported with the trunk of my car open. The car has "protective" beep system whenever the car drives with the trunk open or with seabelt off. So my car was be
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by yumario 7y ago
Yeah, when threadripper came out I believe it offered the same performance as intel I9 for about half the price. Why did AMD choose such aggressive pricing? Because they have the desire to grow. If Intel and AMD had the same market it would
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by yumario 7y ago
I don't think that's the heart of the question. My question is is better for innovation if two companies have equal market share or if one has a smaller market share? I trying to argue that it is better if one company has a smalle
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by yumario 7y ago
I think a clearer is example would be with telecom companies. Say A and B, are telecom with equal market share. A, could "compete" in an attempt to gain market share and install a gigabit bandwidth, but this will only cause cause
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by yumario 7y ago
Yes it oversimplified. Suppose that a = b, i.e both companies has the same market share. Also suppose that when both companies has equal market share their innovations rates are the same, same price etc. The model has two equilibrium both c
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by yumario 7y ago
Consider two company A and B. A has market share 'a' and B has b. n is the total market. Then a + b = n. A's reward for competing will be n - a = b. A's risk for competing will be a, (it's remaining market share).
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by yumario 7y ago
From the game theorist point of view I think its better if one company is the underdog. Think about it, if one company is the underdog, one company has a lot to gain by competing, while the other has a lot to lose if they don't compete
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by yumario 7y ago
I study at FIU... I just don't see the point this bridge. Why would you spend 10+ million dollars on a bridge to cross a street, when the same problem can be solved by a simple crosswalk? We already have one of these bridges... and the
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by yumario 7y ago
Why do say that Linux will only ever support Level 3? Is there some fundamental limitation?
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by yumario 7y ago
AmazonPrime video does not delivers HD content in Linux... I tried everything switching browsers, changing User agent, wine, running virtual box. I seems some type of DRM is not implemented yet in Linux. Netflix is the same I think. I happi
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by yumario 7y ago
Yep, having used Tinder's paid boots and seeing no results. And then making a new profile with the same photos and bio! and getting results within minutes left me feeling rob and manipulated.
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by yumario 7y ago
Rewriting one of my earlier comments: I have used Tinder (owned by Match) before and it was one of the must frustrating experiences ever. First, they do shady things with your data. Since I made a Tinder account I been getting constant ads
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by yumario 7y ago
--I meant they would not* show me the person, so the notification persisted. Pushing people towards paying and unblocking their likes.
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by yumario 7y ago
I would advice most people to stay away from online dating. Especially if you social anxiety or low self esteem. Why would you place the chances of finding love in the hands of a corporation? In the case of tinder here is why: After I sign
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by yumario 8y ago
With Quora I learned how real filter bubbles are. During the 2016 elections I used to click on a lot of anti-trump questions. The site painted me a picture that trump was a "joke" and that he no one seriously believe he had a &quo
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by yumario 8y ago
This type of tax incentives should be illegal. A lot of people argue that NYC still benefits from this deal, but we should not be thinking at a city level. But a country level, does the country benefits from this? No. Has these type of ince
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by yumario 8y ago
Minimax search https://www.cs.cornell.edu/courses/cs312/2002sp/lectures/rec... How knew that a couple of line of code could be used cause so many interesting behaviors like cooperation, betrayal etc.
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by yumario 8y ago
I don't understand this system at all. Only 1 in 200 Phd student ends up becoming a professor, yet in college we have classes of 200-250 students per professor. And some of the older professors have been teaching the same class for man
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by yumario 9y ago
I found this whole competition for Amazon absurd. Lets think about the prisoner dilemma: If A and B each betray the other, each of them serves 2 years in prison If A betrays B but B remains silent, A will be set free and B will se
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by yumario 9y ago
Not a big fan of Dell but precision 5520 I think is good.
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by yumario 9y ago
Exactly, these cases are outliers. Yet so many people fail to realize that. Take for example kidnapping, which is the 1th worry for parents, yet in the real world it fall 5000th of the threats to children (by close relative), by stranger I