aeciorc

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   by aeciorc 4mo ago

   I wonder how many bright people are choosing not to pursue higher education due to the current message around AI, and what the long-term consequences will be.
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   by aeciorc 4mo ago

   this is a good policy, as long as the productivity expectations match it. The problem happens when you combine "you're responsible for what you ship" with "you need to be 100x faster"
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   by aeciorc 6mo ago

   Neighboring Sounds is my favourite. It's the only movie I've ever watched that captures the psychology of living in a violent city: the mental load of constantly being in fear that something might happen to you, likely not today,
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   by aeciorc 9mo ago

   Weird post. Do dropped connections happen often enough that your users are inconvenienced about it? If not, why overcomplicate? SSE + polling for cached output as plan b is just fine for most people.
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   by aeciorc 5y ago

   This is also my struggle. I've come up with a million ways to cope, but it makes me sad to think of the wasted potential: all the projects I never started, hobbies I never picked up, courses I never finished, books I never read
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   by aeciorc 5y ago

   In their blog post, Coursera claims: "we will not support the financial or reputational benefit of Russian instructors or institutions on Coursera while this tragedy is taking place, nor will we look to profit from doing business in th
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   Coursera is suspending all content from Russia(web.archive.org)

   3 points by aeciorc 5y ago|1 comments