joeyrideout

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by joeyrideout 1y ago
I became interested in learning Go recently after watching the magnificent AlphaGo movie [1] which is free on YouTube. I highly recommend giving it a watch if you haven't already. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXu
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by joeyrideout 1y ago
On the contrary, I would argue that conscious attention is only focused on one of those subroutines at a time. When the ball is in play you focus in it, and everything from your posture to racket handling fades into the background as a subc
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by joeyrideout 1y ago
This is great! I love The Devil's Plan, I wish I could play all of the games. Some sort of in-person escape room-style experience re-enacting the games would be the best, but I have also thought about making multiplayer video game vers
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Vibe Coding Is a 6GL(joeyrideout.substack.com)
2 points by joeyrideout 1y ago|0 comments
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Vibe Coding Security Top 10(vibesecurity.io)
4 points by joeyrideout 1y ago|1 comments
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by joeyrideout 2y ago
I recently listened to this Diary of a CEO podcast episode [1] discussing the potential link between blood glucose from carbohydrate-heavy diets and cancer. It is an alternate metabolic theory of cancer, and the podcast guest claimed that f
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by joeyrideout 2y ago
"I Taught My Shrimp to Fry Rice" also comes to mind: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/upgdrBO02Gs
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by joeyrideout 3y ago
RealityKit (iOS & visionOS AR/VR/3D library) makes use of USD. Native apps and games for the Vision Pro will also use USD, alongside their new implementation of Entity Component System (ECS).
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by joeyrideout 4y ago
One of my favourite board games is called Burn Rate. The premise is a parody of silicon valley during the boom. You compete with the other players for talent (each employee is a card, with varying skill levels). You could slow down other pl
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by joeyrideout 4y ago
I wish I could, but it is proprietary for now.
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by joeyrideout 4y ago
I quit my job recently to work on AGI. I have some unique insights that I wanted to put into practice. The past month has been the most intellectually stimulating, challenging, and rewarding period my life. Some interesting utility has alre
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by joeyrideout 5y ago
> I invent a medicine [...] It costs me 1$ > we sell it with 1$ [sic] Your profit here is zero, in your own hypothetical scenario. Help me understand why the Math is different. > competitors will not be allowed to make this for 10
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by joeyrideout 5y ago
In scenario #1, there is no financial incentive (read: livable wages for researchers, manufacturers, etc.) to create medicine because your profit is $0, and we have 1000 deaths because nobody makes the medicine. In theory if the amortized c
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by joeyrideout 6y ago
The only analogue that comes to mind is in financial fraud detection: moving money slowly or in a predictable pattern (monthly rent payments etc.) triggers no alarms, but large or unexpected transfers raise alarms.
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by joeyrideout 6y ago
If CBDC issuance coincides with banning physical cash, what makes you think that they won't enforce capital controls on alternative currencies?
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by joeyrideout 6y ago
European banks recently started toying with the idea of passing down negative interest rates to customer bank deposits, so that banks are less squeezed by reserves yielding negative returns (breaking the typical bank business model). Just t
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by joeyrideout 6y ago
I agree with their assessment. No sensitive data's confidentiality or integrity was impacted, and no availability impact to users.
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by joeyrideout 6y ago
Wall Street is simply acutely aware that the global economy is highly leveraged and switching off the entire economy is likely to end very badly if a de-leveraging were to take place. Thankfully that did not happen. EDIT: Of course, some he
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by joeyrideout 6y ago
> the worst go off to a competitor which then fails to gain mainstream attention (e.g. Voat, Gab, etc). Or, HN :)
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by joeyrideout 6y ago
While I don't think the selloff is over, the bull case for American equities (I assume you are talking about U.S. stock market) is still quite strong: - Emerging markets, Japan, and Euro also being hit by the virus. Where else will cap
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by joeyrideout 7y ago
This article left the same exact taste in my mouth (eyes?) The author has roughly described the concepts of wage inflation and supply-and-demand (for workers, in one industry, and for consumer goods), and reduced almost everything to "
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by joeyrideout 7y ago
From a contrarian investing perspective, the number of non-finance companies branching into finance indicates that we are near the end of this credit cycle. This is large-scale capitulation.
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by joeyrideout 7y ago
From my cursory understanding, they are not under direct pressure but recent legal fines have implicitly made the risks of remaining operational sky-high. What did the litigators think would happen?
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by joeyrideout 7y ago
I agree. Unfortunately, a lot of security tools get misused in general. (Don't get me started on CVSS!) I like ASVS and hope that it becomes more popular. Other control standards like CAIQ/CCM are also useful depending on the appl
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by joeyrideout 7y ago
SC = The state of South Carolina, for non-American readers. It's a shame that the article doesn't define acronyms on first use.
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by joeyrideout 7y ago
Not any more... "The percentage of workers in the private sector whose only retirement account is a defined benefit pension plan is now 4%, down from 60% in the early 1980s. About 14% of companies offer a combination of both types.&quo
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by joeyrideout 7y ago
An important distinction to make with GE is that most of their pension plan is "defined benefit" as opposed to "defined contribution". The latter is much more common nowadays because it avoids these massive long-term obl
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by joeyrideout 7y ago
Capitalism may appear to be going obsolete only because our society has been corrupted with too much corporatism. Society has learned the hard way how much our data is worth, similar to how we slowly learned the danger of cigarettes. Demand
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by joeyrideout 7y ago
The ideology of generating shareholder profit "has caused immeasurable harm"? Really? The author is casting aside decades of economic growth, peace, and innovation. > New policies could ensure that all the stakeholders who coll
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by joeyrideout 7y ago
"It was useless to argue, she thought, and to wonder about people who would neither refute an argument nor accept it." You have many allies, but they are doing more productive things than arguing with senseless people on social me

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