cezart

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by cezart 1mo ago
In this context llm's remind me of the anecdote of Agassiz and the fish: "A post-graduate student equipped with honours and diplomas went to Agassiz to receive the final and finishing touches. The great man offered him a small fis
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by cezart 2mo ago
Not OP but, EU economy is being squeezed by China on the industrial and tech front, and by the US on the innovation/startup front. It is clear EU is no longer at the technological/economic frontier like it used to be 10-20 years a
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by cezart 7mo ago
The age restricted good is an unrestricted computer.
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by cezart 7mo ago
Depends on the desired output. The author wanted variability, for which Memory.md was an obstacle. Another project might need consistency.
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by cezart 7mo ago
That leap reminds me of the Soviet Unions official ideology/non-religion “Dialectical Materialism”. It had the goal of explaining everything in the world, from the dynamics of atoms to the global communist revolution, with one common l
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by cezart 8mo ago
What happened during COVID? Could you please explain shortly what they agreed to, and how it bit them?
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by cezart 9mo ago
Depends what you compare it with. I grew up in the post soviet union. That system allocated resources to various monopolies who were too big to fail. Turns out allocating capital based on who can make things that people want/need to bu
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by cezart 9mo ago
I've been thinking about this recently. The centrality of the stock market, while historically a great tool to allocate resources efficiently, might actually be a big weakness for the USA today. A capable adversary, like China, can kil
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by cezart 2y ago
Your first example uses 2 five times. Your second results in 3
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by cezart 2y ago
Depends on the pub. Where we play there is a gentlemen’s agreement that no one uses phones to help them answer questions
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by cezart 2y ago
The Elephant (2003) has my favorite Title drop, and of course, is not marked in this database. As I remember it, at some point in the movie we are shown a drawing of an elephant randomly hanging in the room of one of the protagonists. Both
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by cezart 2y ago
Thank you for sharing this! I think a focus on shrinking personal projects to the point I might actually finish them, might be just what I need right now
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by cezart 2y ago
I still just throw in default bootstrap in a .container div when I need a fast prototype that looks decent.
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by cezart 2y ago
I remember what I liked about Rijks upon visiting was that it was organized by decade, and had not only paintings, but various historical artifacts as well. Like state corporation sealed opium, which offered a context for the contemporary r
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by cezart 2y ago
Can you please share the other post you are referring to?
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by cezart 3y ago
also works for me on m1
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by cezart 3y ago
Not dismissing, but being realistic. I observed all the AI tools, usually amaze most people initially by showing capabilities never seen before. Then people realise their limitations, ie what capabilities are still missing. And they're
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by cezart 3y ago
At a company I worked in, we had a joke about this: "Good thing we don't build nuclear reactors". In some software projects the level of rush, and the fact that bugs sometimes would leak into production was kinda horrifying.
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by cezart 3y ago
well it's your choice to not read it, but the article is actually pretty good
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by cezart 3y ago
I had the opposite problem, the languages I usually typed in(Romanian + English) didn't have a multi language mode on iOS. So it was a constant pain to switch btw them when I needed to insert some English terms in Romanian sentences. I
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by cezart 3y ago
especially because on a Mac scrolling horizontally coincides with the back/fwd gestures. I never even realised this until this article...
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by cezart 3y ago
They lived frugal lives, with everything needed covered for probably 10'000 years ahead. Large families, plenty of friends and a lot of wisdom. Yeah, I think Charlie and Warren's life's have way less stress than most people d
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by cezart 3y ago
I think there is great irony in the fact that probably 90% of the people involved in crypto don't understand the math behind the systems they trust so much. They could swear these systems are more trustworthy than traditional banks ca
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Bobby Fingers makes a Jeff Bezos head shaped rowing boat [video](youtube.com)
4 points by cezart 3y ago|0 comments
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by cezart 3y ago
People like SBF, Holmes etc, fucked over other super rich and often way more powerful people. That's why they are being punished. If they did smth like screw up 5 milion normal citizens for a 1000$ each, they'd still have their bi
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by cezart 3y ago
Since the goal of management is to provide shareholder value, could the current management be sued by the shareholders for basically destroying the long term value of the company?
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by cezart 3y ago
Read this and instantly removed Viber from my phone. Also will leave a scantling review with regards to this.
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by cezart 3y ago
It's never too late to start doing what you think will make you feel accomplished. Be it when you're 17, 40 or 80. You still have plenty of time ahead, and there isn't even much reason to rush. Just pick an inspiring idea and
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by cezart 3y ago
Can you please elaborate what the issues are, and what do you mean by Zombified?
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by cezart 3y ago
This reads like a list of technologies from the game civilization :)

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