zhenyakovalyov

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   by zhenyakovalyov 8mo ago

   i guess, as a human it’s easier to reason about a multi-agent system when the roles are split intuitively, as we all have mental models. but i agree - it’s a bit redundant/unnecessary
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   by zhenyakovalyov 2y ago

   international companies sometimes relocate their overseas staff to work in the US because a job may require very specialised knowledge difficult to get elsewhere. the worker may not agree to take the L1 visa for various reasons and would as
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   by zhenyakovalyov 2y ago

   Location: Dubai, UAE Remote: Optional Willing to relocate: No Résumé/CV: http://is.gd/evgenykovalyov Technologies: Python w/data management, numerical libraries, dataflow Email: zhenya.kovalyov@pm.me About me: pro
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   by zhenyakovalyov 2y ago

   I always suggest reading 'inmates are running the asylum' by Alan Cooper when this topic comes up. if product management is hosting a party, it is usually a party of people that speak about 10 different languages, and everyone nee
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   by zhenyakovalyov 3y ago

   In Jef Raskin’s ‘Humane Interface’, there’s a good justification to why modes are evil, mainly leading to excessive user errors, so it’s not that surprising.
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   by zhenyakovalyov 3y ago

   this is very impressive. the only one bit that is in my muscle memory from using Jupyter is 'A' (add above), 'B' (add below) and 'D-D' (delete) shortcuts. kudos for adding polars support!
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   by zhenyakovalyov 3y ago

   and a market for books published before 2022 (minus self-publishing on Amazon) :-)
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   by zhenyakovalyov 3y ago

   i like antropic’s claude.ai, use them side-by-side.
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   by zhenyakovalyov 3y ago

   ha, i have been on the receiving end of such mockups, quite unfortunately (or sometimes excel). just learn figma common courtesy to your colleagues ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    by zhenyakovalyov 3y ago

    am i the only one who is curious about how they are going to charge for this?
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    by zhenyakovalyov 4y ago

    i think there is only a subset of knowledge that is accessible when talking to ChatGPT, since it lacks reasoning, albeit faking it quite successfully. it should be judged for what it is - an amazing language utility, that helps me write con
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    by zhenyakovalyov 4y ago

    it’s a case of virtue signalling to other community members, same as using abbreviations in a corporate email or double space after a full stop. i guess, there is nothing wrong with that ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    by zhenyakovalyov 4y ago

    are you considering any long term effects of meds? or are you using them topically? how are your cognitive effects while on meds?
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    by zhenyakovalyov 4y ago

    feels very emotional, which means that it’s not too rational. why discuss someone’s emotions?
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    by zhenyakovalyov 4y ago

    <3
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    by zhenyakovalyov 4y ago

    both BeOS and QNX were a breath of fresh air after Windows 98. same as yourself, tried both as my main OS in early 2000s while at university. thanks for the reminder!
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    by zhenyakovalyov 4y ago

    thank you!
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    by zhenyakovalyov 4y ago

    i can’t recommend this one more
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    by zhenyakovalyov 4y ago

    there is nothing scary in the concept of perpetuity when it comes to bonds. the experts may correct me, but I would think that a comparable instrument to this would be a preferred stock: you do not have voting rights, you agree to receive a
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    by zhenyakovalyov 5y ago

    history of western philosophy by bertrand russell
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    by zhenyakovalyov 5y ago

    i second that.
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    by zhenyakovalyov 5y ago

    i would agree. i was a listener from 2007 to 2017, the only value that they have provided for me was the obscure and the absurdist humour with jingles and banter. it does not make you smarter or more aware of what’s happening, but you can h
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    by zhenyakovalyov 5y ago

    same here. spotify does not seem to get the user experience right unfortunately, particularly around offline/low data use. or may be it’s just me not liking “one stop shops” when it comes to podcasts and music. i started tuning in less
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    by zhenyakovalyov 5y ago

    ulysses.app, I only wish they added tables.
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    Reinstate Support for SharedWorkers in Safari(bugs.webkit.org)

    2 points by zhenyakovalyov 5y ago|1 comments
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    by zhenyakovalyov 5y ago

    I would like to bring the community attention to the issue of Safari not supporting shared workers and encourage you to leave your use cases on the bug tracker page if you have any. For example, my use case is about sharing a single web soc
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    by zhenyakovalyov 6y ago

    > No one wants to buy the actual chat application itself, because they could build equivalent technology on their own. Surprisingly, they didn’t. I am using Microsoft Teams for work daily, and that is the buggiest and the most poorly des
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    by zhenyakovalyov 6y ago

    i second this. i was looking for a well translated version to be able to share it with my english speaking friends, but the official translations do not seem to convey the idiosyncratic language that is used in the movie.
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    by zhenyakovalyov 6y ago

    My contribution to your #1 астиа11у рогтаЬ1е ехеситаЬ1е
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    by zhenyakovalyov 6y ago

    My 2019 mbp was bricked with the previous update. Apple support said that they need to take a physical look, but all of their stores are closed until further notice. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ And by “bricked” I mean - no signs of life whatsoever