Cardinal7167

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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
Incredible. What an under appreciated game. I’ve played a little bit of it and the world is absolutely enormous.
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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
The great shake up has started. Google pissing their pants with AIs abrupt arrival, Twitter dying a death by a million cuts, Facebook in mid-air making their VR play, the tech skyline will look very different in 5 years.
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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
2011 called, they want their flash mob back
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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
Amazing post and they’re not trying to sell you anything, just appreciating other work. What is it about true expertise that is so intriguing? I have so many questions after reading this.
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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
This is the way. I stop working with tests passing but write a context comment on whats to be done next. It’s like flushing my working memory.
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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
I think what OP means (and I would be inclined to agree) is that companies will take significant cuts to productivity in order to feel more secure and informed of the progress, even if that feeling is not grounded in data.
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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
Ah, crypto seems so boring now lol
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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
sans-humans, maybe. But we /are/ causing the Holocene extinction, which is essentially defined by the last two centuries of accelerated biodiversity loss. Climate change will only further stress already fundamentally strained ecos
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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
It’s not about the lack of ice, dingus. the danger is in climate change shocking ecosystems such that they trigger a systemic collapse that we can’t contain or manage. there’s basically no timeline where food supply wont be impacted and I’d
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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
After all, a good question is half the answer.
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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
You could say this exact same thing about cash and be just as correct.
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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
They’re only clamping down now cause Big Bank is in real trouble! /s
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by Cardinal7167 3y ago
> For one, the spacecraft (or the empty capsules) could have been pre-contaminated before their launch. I had a really interesting discussion with someone who oversaw decontamination protocols and preparations for various satellites, inc
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Go even has a mantra for this: “accept interfaces, return concrete types”. In the example, I would think to design it such that Oil is just an interface with adapters for either user specified oilType or oilInventory or whatever.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
I fully agree. The hybrid option rules for flexibility but I miss an office environment where engineering was seen as a collective interpersonal effort. In person felt effective and useful. Sometimes wfh feels like being put in the corner w
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Another +1 for plausible. Super easy setup and hasn’t crashed in a year plus in production for me.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Silvergate bank failed recently too, before SVB. They were another crypto startup favorite. I feel like more are coming.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Measuring and understanding that risk is the craft. This is like asking how musicians know that their music will move someone when they write the notes down on paper.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Been writing and publishing a bunch of tiny libraries lately, most of them only a few hundred lines of code but it’s been a really good exercise.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Good thing that’s not what the paper said either then, huh
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
I feel like yard work induces a similar amount of calmness in me. I love a good walk but I get the same feeling of centeredness and grounded mental state from mowing the lawn that I do from an equivalent length walk
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Absolutely. Pseudo-science, snake oil, and sales pitches all with the promise of a pretty dashboard for an engineering manager who hasn’t written code in a decade to judge me by. Honestly, if there’s one thing that will get me to leave this
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Hey, Thanks for making Enso! I think that’s one of the smartest writing tools I’ve ever used.
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Hypersonic aircraft company Hermeus hits milestone in Chimera engine development(aero-mag.com)
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Oh this is interesting! Thanks for sharing. To be clear: it’s not that I think it would necessarily degrade the quality of the training, but that the biases of training on other AI output need to be taken into account.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
LLMs and other learning models have likely already been trained on AI output. These self reinforcing feedback loops are going to have to be accounted for at some point in AI development.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
What are you saying? This was actually a meteor, that actually hit the ground, and there is no hysteria I can see in this news article. It’s purely objective.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
The minimalism of necessity that previous years had can’t be imitated. Of course, one can intentionally limit their art now, but it’s not the same. That minimalism necessitates creativity.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
My guess would be they’re not slow, they probably just waited to release this info publicly until it was prudent or didn’t have the potential to damage their case. Since he’s in hiding now it seems like that’s precisely why they’re going pu
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
They’ve gotta offload their crypto bags so they can dig in on the next wave of “x but for ChatGPT” startups.

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