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Areading314
1mo ago
The central point, that working with agents is some tried and true variation of existing processes, is incorrect. Managing agents has some similarities with EM and program management but a whole lot of other dimensions like token use, avoid
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2mo ago
New programming languages? Doesn't seem needed anymore
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11mo ago
Is there a list of useful science/inventions that this project has led to?
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1y ago
I think explicit management of the event loop and the associated potential for grievous bugs has a lot to do with it.
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2y ago
Construction costs have been outpacing headline inflation by a huge amount. This has accrued to costs of repairs easily exceeding 20-30% over a few years ago.
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2y ago
I applaud the aim to make lean and fast websites, but the lack of timer and drag+drop on this game makes it unusable, so I think this actually makes the reverse point -- one should not put non-functional requirements ahead of the function o
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2y ago
* Bloomberg terminal * Vim ;)
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2y ago
Great interview with Boyan Slat on AO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNWiqq0UxN0
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2y ago
K8s is an abbreviation of kubernetes K3s is an abbreviation of k8s
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3y ago
Ah, that makes more sense -- it might be a good idea to integrate with the upstream library as a submodule rather than lifting the actual .cpp/.h files into the bindings repo. That way people know the upstream C++ code is from a much m
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3y ago
This is the commit history: https://github.com/TkTech/can_ada/commits/main/ I guess you are right that there are 2 commits from a different dev, so it is technically not a solo project. I still wouldn&#x
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3y ago
It seems unlikely that this C++ library written by a solo dev is somehow more secure than the Python standard library would be for such a security-sensitive task.
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3y ago
Hard to imagine the tradeoff of using a third party binary library developed this year vs just using urllib.parse being worth it. Is this solving a real problem?
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3y ago
Read gödel, escher, bach by Douglas Hofstaedter
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3y ago
I'm really curious what a tech-focused car manufacturing company like Tesla would use for something like this.
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3y ago
This doesnt take into account capacity factors. A "800MW" solar plant would be expected to actually product 10-25% of that after day/night and seasons are taken into account. Nuclear plants are more of a 90+% capacity factor.
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3y ago
Nope very common all over the world
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3y ago
Agreed. I read your original post during a time where I was starting up a solo company and it's great to see you've eventually seen success after all these years! The points you make about which problems seem interesting as an eng
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3y ago
This is specifically about plastic recycling. Metal, glass, organic waste recycling are very much economical and good for the environment.
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3y ago
Solar isn't a useful source of energy for heating in California, since the demand is almost entirely during winter mornings/evenings where the sun is down.
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3y ago
Experimental methods and data analysis are usually scrutinized in peer review, whereas wild, unsubstantiated economic claims such as the above are not. I think we need a higher bar for making claims like the above. Sticking points for me we
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3y ago
Plastic is about the best carbon sink you could imagine, locks up those Cs for hundreds of years, unless it gets combusted.
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3y ago
One of the worst things to ever say: "I love your accent!"
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First CRISPR therapy for sickle-cell disease authorized in UK
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3y ago
The trick is to go to bed earlier. This doesn't seem to actually solve any problems
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3y ago
You need a nice wood tree in the tank, can increase your grass area a lot
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4y ago
Driving in Boston it can very easily take 5 minutes to get from point A to point A
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4y ago
Pause notifications for 30 while you do pomodoros. Works well for me
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4y ago
Very accurate. The dysfunction of congress led to a much slower economic recovery after the GFC due to sequestration and partisan debt ceiling games. Then went far the other way with huge tax cuts, huge spending, followed by even more spend
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4y ago
Here is a potential rephrased version of the original post, written in a witty and informal style: "Yo, AI-generated answers on Stack Overflow sound like a real bummer. First of all, the quality might suck compared to human-written ans
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