zomglings

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by zomglings 2y ago
Can you explain how you produce the opcodes from a text/image?
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by zomglings 2y ago
Although the driving side isn't a Schelling point, the walking direction matching the driving direction is .
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by zomglings 2y ago
I'm not sure everyone in a country "knowing" to drive on the same side of the road is an example of a Schelling point -- drivers are trained to do this. Also not sure if fads, like "everyone orders a flat white", ar
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by zomglings 2y ago
And 1 bitcoin in your possession today will be worth 1 bitcoin in your possession tomorrow, barring a successful and very expensive attack on the network. You have little assurance that the buying power of $10 today will be the buying pow
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by zomglings 2y ago
Do you have kids?
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by zomglings 2y ago
Great game. I'm very impressed that a 9 year old made this. A few suggestions: 1. Take input on the page rather than through a prompt. Current implementation breaks immersion. 2. I'd like there to be some time pressure. This can b
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by zomglings 2y ago
Where was the Musk bashing? I didn't see that in the slides.
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by zomglings 2y ago
Are there any games that are playable right now implemented in Core?
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by zomglings 2y ago
Fantastic game. Kudos.
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by zomglings 2y ago
There is no difference between mathematics and code. Certainly via a slippery slope argument there is no difference between mathematics and code. I think we are at a point where we just have such different world views that we are unable to
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by zomglings 2y ago
If I were a money launderer, I would take the libre Tornado Cash smart contracts, the libre Tornado Cash zk circuits, and the source-available Tornado Cash relayer, and run the whole thing myself. I would pay someone to operate relayers usi
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by zomglings 2y ago
How can conceiving of such a system and building it be a crime? It's like labelling thought a crime. I would accept that operating such a system is indefensible. But it's not as if the creator of Tornado Cash was solely maintain
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by zomglings 2y ago
Tornado Cash doesn't maintain accounts for those users. They are using Ethereum accounts created completely independently of Tornado Cash. The contracts are permissionless. Any Ethereum account can call the "deposit" function
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by zomglings 2y ago
Tornado Cash is permissionless. Any data the creator of Tornado Cash could hand over, the government would already have because Ethereum and EVM-based blockchains are public by default. The only service being run is a web client and relayer
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by zomglings 2y ago
Was he, specifically, laundering money? People launder money through Spotify, why aren't the creators of Spotify being raked across the coals like this?
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by zomglings 3y ago
Pierre Menard, author of the Don Quixote. A masterpiece, like almost everything Borges wrote.
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by zomglings 3y ago
Very good point. One thing to add - in my experience, you need to spend money to go from merely superlinear to (locally) exponential. This is the original reason that VCs exist. If you go to an intelligent decisionmaker at a VC firm with pr
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by zomglings 3y ago
If you stick around, you should regularly get topped up so that dilution doesn't completely destroy your stake. Your salary should also increase to become competitive with the market as your company continues to raise. If the founders
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by zomglings 3y ago
The reason I don't use the world exponential, is that superlinear growth in a product is generally not exponential. It is usually at best quadratic because there is some kind of network effect at play - the number of edges in a complet
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by zomglings 3y ago
Depends - how much conviction do you have in the product you are building?
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by zomglings 3y ago
They do - they just have to have had larger successes. "Founding X" doesn't count for shit. Being part of a team that built a hugely successful product teaches you a lot - it teaches you about the counterintuitive dynamics of
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by zomglings 3y ago
This is almost accurate. I would add one more thing: -> Have previous success (as founder or as employee) in same space -> funded
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by zomglings 3y ago
Genius comment, haven’t laughed like that in a while
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by zomglings 3y ago
The hate this is getting is not justified, it's a very cool idea. I tried the GPT you created and it is impressively consistent. Why do you think that GPT4 so consistently respects these instructions? It's not perfect, though -- I
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by zomglings 3y ago
And chalk. There is a brand of Japanese chalk which is very popular among people who frequently use chalk. It is called Hagoromo. See: - Why mathematicians are hoarding this special type of Japanese chalk: https://gizmodo.com&#x2
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by zomglings 3y ago
My context is the Only True Context. My way is the Only True Way. Zealotry and fucking bullshit.
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by zomglings 3y ago
This is actually amazing, great work! There is a search page where I can look up which repo a specific version of a specific PyPI package is in. But I didn't find that index in the metadata files ("repositories_with_releases.json&
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by zomglings 3y ago
I started using Slack in 2015 and thought it was a great product. Since then, they have hit 2 home runs on top of their basic chat functionality: 1. Slack Connect: Being able to share channels between workspaces is simply amazing. Most of o
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by zomglings 3y ago
Thanks, I will definitely be speaking to my doctor about these.
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by zomglings 3y ago
Two things help a lot: 1. This stretch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBafLfMXeis 2. Ice packs - avoid heat for sure. And try to stay off your feet. Last Monday, I think tightened a tendon on the front part of my right fo

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