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by anomaloustho 2mo ago
The problem is the background is often times doing a wave motion across the screen. Then the foreground content is doing an in/out undulation on top. So you’re seeing an undulating in/out in every possible direction + the backgrou
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by anomaloustho 3mo ago
I think you don’t want to anthropomorphize nature, not because you shouldn’t have empathy, but because it can cause you to draw the wrong scientific conclusions. e.g. faithful bird conclusions when they aren’t always monogamous, ants formin
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by anomaloustho 9mo ago
Just noticed the “whataboutism”. I don’t have a particular take on the comment above but those countries do those things in their own parts of the globe. The government of nations is anarchy and in anarchy the only rule is that “might makes
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by anomaloustho 9mo ago
Why do we use polytree in this context instead of DAG? Because nodes can’t ever come back together?
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by anomaloustho 11mo ago
It’s already been said, but most companies already have those instant “alarms” that go off within minutes. 80% of the time, those alarms are red herrings that get triaged. At a lot of companies, they go off constantly. As a company, you don
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by anomaloustho 11mo ago
Isaac Arthur has put it in a way that resonated with me. If you live in a universe that has FTL, it’s scarier in a lot ways. It means the really dangerous bad guys in the other galaxy can reach you. If you live in a world without FTL, it ma
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by anomaloustho 11mo ago
No, because you can only randomly measure the state of your particle and therefore the remote particle. (then lose the entanglement) But you can’t put the particle into a state.
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by anomaloustho 11mo ago
I wrote elsewhere but I’m more interpreting this distinction as “RL in real-time” vs “RL beforehand”.
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by anomaloustho 11mo ago
Looks like they added the link. But I think it’s doing RL in realtime vs pre-trained as an LLM is. And I associate that part to AGI being able to do cutting edge research and explore new ideas like humans can. Where, when that seems to “hap
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by anomaloustho 1y ago
If I was interested in getting started with Oxide, could I even do so? It seems like this is only tailored to large enterprise sales. The only other option is just using them as your AWS replacement.
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by anomaloustho 1y ago
Isn’t there a different observation for why planets tend to orbit in the same direction in a solar system?
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by anomaloustho 1y ago
I went to give a similar answer and realized that - in the instance that the two galaxies are sideways facing each other and with the text saying “it gets brighter” not “one side gets brighter” - I’m not sure if this is the actual answer. I
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by anomaloustho 2y ago
Yeah, I thought the reason he was in jail was because he aired ads and sponsored arenas trying to convince folks to put money into his seemingly legitimate platform that he was actually using as his personal bank account.
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by anomaloustho 2y ago
Side note: I’ve found that it’s never quite so binary. I can enjoy having a beer with someone and shooting the breeze, while also talking about work and jobs. Your gardener might be the person who finds you on the floor choking and saves yo
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'Do Browser': Working AI Agent for Chrome(dobrowser.io)
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'Do Browser': Working AI Agent for Chrome(dobrowser.com)
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by anomaloustho 2y ago
Just to add some context. The U.S. ranks very highly in healthcare innovation, top marks in drug discovery, and highly in patient centric healthcare. The main component that you’ll see drag the U.S. down on those indexes is cost of healthca
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by anomaloustho 2y ago
Started a business doing 1M annual recurring. I have plenty of reasons why it’s more advantageous. • When times get tough, cofounders playing chicken to see who can take the lowest salary • Giving yourself the lowest pay to prevent income l
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by anomaloustho 2y ago
I really want this general concept to be true from a “practicality sense” but am having trouble seeing it. Expressed as a mathematical expression. Given a problem that arrives at timsort with galloping mode as the solution, how would you he
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by anomaloustho 2y ago
I think another angle that often gets overlooked is that building out these tools is a competitive edge and valuation multiplier. Harkening back to Paul Graham’s “Beating the Averages” talk about Lisp - they’ve solved problems that their co
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by anomaloustho 2y ago
We just built a JS-frontend-framework-agnostic library because we have Vue, React, and Svelte. We found that the trade off was that it worked poorly in all of them and we couldn’t take advantage of their individual strengths. We’ve since sw
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by anomaloustho 3y ago
The loudest part of the company that inflicted pain on people revolved around the background checks. We had a call center dedicated to taking those calls, e.g. “You have a DUI and your landlord doesn’t allow” / “You committed a felony
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by anomaloustho 3y ago
I worked on a direct competitor to YieldStar and we had very high parity to YieldStar before we were acquired by Realpage. At least, the discussions at my smaller company pre-acquisition about negotiating price was that one unfortunate mis-
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by anomaloustho 3y ago
You’ve pointed out a couple times that check marks are not clear for check boxes. This statement feels a bit off in the sense that it’s like saying you shouldn’t put “cookies” in a “cookie jar” or any other item inside of a container na
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by anomaloustho 3y ago
Just because this is such a pervasive idea. Is it actually true that sugar correlates to any kind of hyperactivity? In the past I have seen studies concluding no correlation between sugar intake and energy. Also anecdotally, a few teaspoons
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by anomaloustho 3y ago
There are 2 different thoughts here I think. If using GitOps in Kubernetes, then application and set up (Pods) aren’t associated with Nodes (EC2). And both can be torn down and rebuilt without state issues. When state is required, then PVCs
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by anomaloustho 3y ago
I’m having trouble determining the effectiveness here. The article repeatedly uses the phrase, “no increased spending on temptation goods”. I’m reading that as, “If the person had an addiction to meth, they still spent the same amount on me
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by anomaloustho 3y ago
On mobile, about 70% of the screen real estate is dedicated to searching and filtering UI. At the bottom 30% of the screen, I can see 1 headline for an article. When visiting HN about 90% of my mobile screen real estate is dedicated to cont
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by anomaloustho 3y ago
Zero SR/F owner here. I was also put off by this before buying a Zero. They did back off of this a bit, but most of the stuff floating around online is from when they initially did it. Now, if you purchase any premium Zero like the SRF
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by anomaloustho 4y ago
My guess is this exploits an AirBnB loophole that allows a host to remove a review if the guest never stays. Small technicality, but the review asks you to rate how clean the place is, what condition it’s in, etcetera — you probably wouldn

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