DanielVZ

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by DanielVZ 8mo ago
Or just popularity (perceived impact vs actual impact)
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by DanielVZ 9mo ago
No. The most similar precedent was the Panama invasion and arrest of Noriega.
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by DanielVZ 9mo ago
The Venezuelan diaspora is of approximately 8 million people. The current Venezuelan population is around 28 million. That’s a huge percentage of the population you a disregarding. And note that most still have relatives in their country of
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by DanielVZ 9mo ago
Got it. Forgot that rule.
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by DanielVZ 9mo ago
Risking being downvoted to oblivion but as a South American this is a way more complex situation morally speaking. Law-wise I agree and it has set an awful precedent. But in the other hand Venezuelans all over the world (certainly the Venez
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by DanielVZ 10mo ago
I was going to write a full answer with all details but at some point it gets too personal so I’ll just answer the questions briefly. > but could you tell more about how the AI-aspect played out? So in summary the AI sycophantically agre
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by DanielVZ 10mo ago
Oh you are absolutely right. I’m not sure yet if it IS more harmful but it has had time to do so much more harm. Starting with dumb challenges that risk children and their families life. And don’t get me started with how algorithms don’t ca
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by DanielVZ 10mo ago
I do think we need to be hyper focused on this. We do not need more ways for people to be convinced of suicide. This is a huge misalignment of objectives and we do not know what other misalignment issues are already more silently happening
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by DanielVZ 11mo ago
Either that or reflect the importante of public transport, specially metro.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
Ever since I ride them constantly in Chilean Ubers I wish other EVs were more prevalent because how the aluminum bends and creaks sometimes when I sit on the backseat doesn’t make me feel any safe (I weight 90kg).
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
oh with truly decentralized you mean like “verifiably” decentralized in the same sense as a scientific truth right? I was a bit confused at first but I now get the criticism.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
Can someone compare it to cursor? So far i see people compare it with Claude code but I’ve had much more success and cost effectiveness with cursor than Claude code
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
You don’t have to keep track of seven things at once. You need to keep track of your own character and react accordingly. I understand that the game is hard but it adds a ton of fun to my taste.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
My guess is that their solution to the problem of “trust” has enough overhead that it makes people lose money because of time or middleman fees.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
It also explains that it wasn’t a secret for Cadence US
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
It’s an extremist stance. Specially considering that this is not US politics where left wing is generally just right wing and at most center. If I had to describe these parties in US political landscape it would be something like Bernie san
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
Or should target the actual perpetrators and not the company. Some executive somewhere is seeing this as a win in the cost of doing business and has no disincentive to do criminal business in the future. But if they were fined themselves th
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
> How can "political reasons" be false? I can imagine a lot of political reasons for a woman to "cancel" a man, especially if they're misogynist, racist, xenophobic, homophobic, or transphobic, but the vagueness
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
I mean there’s a limit to the kind of leet code easy questions you can make. At some point they are all pretty similar. This was also the tech screening, after that there were other interview rounds with harder stuff, but in the end it was
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
But then again they could still force you to use another language (as I had to during my interviews) and even though strict syntax isn’t required it still throws the candidate off.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
I used to do tech screening in my previous job and not only it measured stress, it was awfully biased against older people. We lost so many senior people that I really wished I could work with because they weren’t used to jumping through th
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
I once had a friend that was cancelled by an ex-girlfriend for petty and political reasons. I knew it was false because I had been present in most of the situations she described to cancel him and her story was full of lies. She was also a
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5 Missing After Deadly Mine Collapse in Chile(nytimes.com)
2 points by DanielVZ 1y ago|1 comments
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
It’s because it’s what people think of when trying to come up with a random number. So when people use it it’s generally not because they naturally encountered it but they needed a relatively high random number to make a bullshit point.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
Fahrenheit is easy if you just forget trying to translate it to Celsius and just equate it to roughly: - 0 = freezing - 50 = mild - 100 = Very hot (not burning just very hot)
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
> It's hard to think of any other major tech product where it's acceptable to shift so much blame on the user. Sorry to be pedantic but this is really common in tech products: vim, emacs, any second-brain app, effectiveness of
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
Love the wording. I really like python but I can see why a lot of people don’t.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
I wonder how much of this is just a publicity stunt. Last time I dove deep into studying corruption in Latin America at University, Colombia was pretty much captive to the cartels. Hope it has gotten better now but I’m not sure if that’s th
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
It’s interesting how it’s not turtles all the way down (as I understand it at least). The things you learn of one scale do not completely translate to the next but serve as the “shadow” projected by the next level down the line. And this
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
In boto3 it helps to add a stubs package for development (and type checking).

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