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by eellpp 10mo ago
Google had less incentive. Their incentive was to keep API bottled up and in brewing as long as possible so their existing moats in search, YouTube can extend in other areas. With openai they are forced to compete or perish. Even with gemin
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by eellpp 2y ago
Have used pi hole for over 5 years and very happy with it. Most times I use it via phone to manage kids devices to block/unblock access etc and this also works quite well . Thank you very much
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by eellpp 2y ago
This is the answer I get : Yes, Paul Edwin Zimmer wrote a fourth novel in his Dark Border series titled Ingulf the Mad, published in 1989. This book focuses on the character Ingulf Mac Fingold, detailing his adventures and the origins of hi
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by eellpp 2y ago
When docs are prescribing to patients, they are mentally traversing through a decision tree to prescribe the best that fits the conditions. If the problem still persists, they may ask_questions/test more to find more branches to traver
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by eellpp 2y ago
Will read through this. But have a quick question: Would it not be reasonable to guess that people having mental issues will have metabolic issues developed as later side effects. The reason is that mental issues puts a person in confused&#
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by eellpp 2y ago
After reading this, the choice of word "exhibit" hurts
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by eellpp 3y ago
As a long time vim user. Thank you and RIP, Bram Moolenaar.
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Ask HN: Will AI era lead to rise of new programming languages?
3 points by eellpp 3y ago|2 comments
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by eellpp 9y ago
> Nobody is forcing you to. The economic/social situation of people force them into these jobs. Just ignoring this and accepting it as reality is ridiculous. This can be said of any of such social behaviours. In some cultures, the v
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by eellpp 9y ago
It max 5 years or even less, if the problem is in engineering the solution. But if the problem is in underlying maths in building Level 5, then surely its decades
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by eellpp 10y ago
Thanks. Yes, that's the link. Joe is one of those teachers, who try to simplify the concepts while preserving the elegance of what is described. Kind of like minimalistic simplicity in teaching. While teaching, every time he would emph
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by eellpp 10y ago
Last year, i saw the videos by 3Blue1Brown and inspired by it went on to read some of the standard text books like linear algebra application by Strang. I had seen the Strang videos earlier but somehow did not follow it through. This time h
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by eellpp 10y ago
> I think I did some of my best work when assigned a desk essentially in a corridor ... > .. but the worst of all for me is emotional noise e.g. people bickering. Trapped in a small office with unpleasant people .. There lies the prob
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by eellpp 10y ago
Applying the 80/20 principle: 80% of traffic occurs in the 20% of years time. Which is around 12 reviews per second. Still modest.
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by eellpp 10y ago
> Patients shall not vote for hospital's rules and medical procedures or staff election. Qualified well-educated doctors should. Bad analogy. The goal of democracy is not to generate the best possible results for the country. If tha
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by eellpp 10y ago
> Your senses are staggeringly limited ... when it comes to determining what is "real" or not.We use technology to fill the gaps. That's what technology is for - to allow us "see", interact with and influence the
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by eellpp 10y ago
VP may be replaced by a VP role that requires him to convert the random requirements to specifics or guide the AI on UI design etc. Instead of a VP and team of developers there would be devVp would could bridge this gap. And then in still f
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by eellpp 10y ago
> Right now development costs per head are sky high. If there's any way to cut that spend, you better believe executives will be all over it. There is already a big trend of automation albeit on the IT side and not on development. W
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by eellpp 10y ago
> I don't think I can rent a house in York for a year for that kind of money. > God I despise this world so much. The opportunity/better-living delta between big cities and other smaller ones have risen a lot over decades an
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by eellpp 10y ago
Its childish to compare rich and successful people like that. There had been and will be in future more rich and successful people measured by revenue, profit, employees, product reach etc. This sort of comparison is a silly thing, a hero w
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The splinternet is here(thehindu.com)
1 points by eellpp 10y ago|0 comments
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by eellpp 10y ago
How about gov do quantitative easing for these student loans. Basically provide contracts and various incentives for companies that are employing these students who have loans. Also to various vendors like house owners etc who provide servi
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by eellpp 11y ago
Well one difference is that Gautama was an atheist. That makes it different almost all other major religions. Another difference is that he kept on emphasising on practice and self experience (to improve one's life) than theory/in
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by eellpp 11y ago
Its a big leap to jump from a centralised social network to a truly distributed self hosted network. The missing link seems to be the semi-central ones, like having few central hosts which allow users to flow between them. Get the protocol
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by eellpp 11y ago
> Maybe I'm significantly jaded, but I hope I'm not the only one who finds such a letter a little bit narcissitic, brought to you by the originator of one of the most narcissitic platforms of the modern era, and hosted on that
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by eellpp 11y ago
Thanks for the reference. From the essay: 1.In the real universe it is always some present moment, which is one of a succession of moments. Properties of mathematical objects, once evoked, are true independent of time. 2. The universe exist
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by eellpp 11y ago
> Most intelligent people today still believe that mathematics is a body of unshakable truths about the physical world and that mathematical reasoning is exact and infallible. I had always thought of mathematics as the language of scienc
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by eellpp 11y ago
> Been there, done that, found much better ideas, tested them out, and much more. This is what is broken in technology in corporate environment. People across board are doing things which somebody has done even better. Sometimes decades
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by eellpp 11y ago
There are lots of point of views around the thoughts: - He did not invent anything - He had privileged background, education and luck - He takes extreme risk but has background to fall upon etc etc ... So he is not great or a hero. The fact
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by eellpp 11y ago
what a refreshing read and what style. I had to check out for the writer : Harrison Scott Key http://www.amazon.com/Harrison-Scott-Key/e/B00NKZI2QG Surely on my reading list.

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