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Dor awards submission: Mixture Of Experts ft. AGI [video]
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freemanindia
1y ago
Make money exploiting natural and human resources while abstracting perceived harms away from stakeholders. At scale.
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freemanindia
3y ago
Electric unicycles win this category for fun, compact, motorized transportation, tho there's more of a learning curve than scooters or bikes.
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Ask HN: How Safe Is ACH?
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There's overlap in travelers who work festivals in the summer, dpw at burningman and spend some of the winter in slab city. There's also digital nomads doing vanlife there. Much of the art has a distinct BRC vibe. The founder of E
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I think the article under estimates how many people live there in winter, and over estimates how many people are there during the summer. During the winter some camp will host a gathering usually an open mic most days of the week. Hanging o
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7y ago
Can you share a reference for this statement ? "... a similarly impairing dose of cannabis results in 0.00001 ppm of the drug in breath."
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An Alternate Theory of Artificial General Intelligence
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10y ago
At my codeschool (jaaga.in/study) last night we all hung out enjoying your videos. Thanks !
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The Florentine Renaissance and Black Rock City
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As someone who lives in India (no DST) but interacts frequently with people in the USA. I hate it. Maybe it was rational before mass globalization, but now that many of us interact regularly across time zones and national borders it compl
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11y ago
The electric unicycle is the electric vehicle for the masses.
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12y ago
I've been doing this in India for the past 10 years. At this point I've basically set up my burningman camp on an organic farm on the edge of Bangalore. I run a code school where people learn web development online and encourage o
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i live in a small village in rural india where I'd guess the average monthly income is less than $150. So, its a poor area, but not a destitute area. People generally have water, enough to eat, and the kids all go to school. They want
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This isn't going to help the industry. The Internet is changing the way we learn and software development is at the edge of the trend. Software lends itself to this in part because its a meritocracy in which competence is easy to recog
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Students of free tech training co. defend community
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We're doing a 1 year program to help people become professional developers in Bangalore http://jaaga.in/study
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13y ago
I'll try to make it and have some grease pizza
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14y ago
I set up a donor advised fund (DAF) with the Silicon Valley Community Foundation when I sold my company in 2000. At that time they had the policy of selling all the donated shares immediately. It turned out to be one of the best things I di
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Remember: an engineer is also a primate
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If the consequences were in line with his actions this logic would work, but life in prison is an extraordinarily oppressive response to this type of disobedience. Further, using the legal system to extract a huge penalty before any jury ha
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The V Motion Project
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The Matrix for chickens
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What can a hackerspace do to help self learners?
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The coolest co-working space around (It’s in Bangalore)
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got into philanthropy went traveling did massage school set up a big art space in LA tried to set up a media incubator in LA made some large burningman structures moved to india worked in a startup as a coder again did another incubator set
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Charles Stross and Ian McDonald are my new favorite sci-fi authors. I just finished Accelerando by Stross which had lots of great ideas played out over the next several centuries. Cyberabad by McDonald is a collection of short stories that
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I'm also in central Bangalore (Richmond Town). Rent $400 - 2 bedroom shared between 4 people meals $100 electricity $50 internet $50 for two airtel 4mbps connections (I run a hacker space) tranport $50 - travel by rickshaw is
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Jaaga.in: Art & Technology fellowships in Bangalore
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I dropped out of high school and went to jr. college. At that time (and probably still) California Community colleges had agreements with the UC system such that if you fulfilled your general ed requirements with a specific GPA you were gua
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