mertnesvat

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by mertnesvat 2y ago
The most interesting part of DeepSeek's R1 release isn't just the performance - it's their pure RL approach without supervised fine-tuning. This is particularly fascinating when you consider the closed vs open system dynamics
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by mertnesvat 2y ago
> Sarah: Built a fusion reactor at 16. Now? Debugging fintech payment systems. It's striking to imagine a fully functional fusion reactor that could benefit humanity, yet its creator now focuses on fintech payment systems. This high
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PASS - Theory of Intelligence(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by mertnesvat 4y ago|0 comments
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by mertnesvat 4y ago
It's true especially in social media for them it's a show of power that I can do this. They pick these victims from time to time to remind their power and suppress other people.
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by mertnesvat 4y ago
There was a documentary about women prisons. It's hell on the earth.
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Six Thinking Hats from Edward De Bono(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by mertnesvat 4y ago|0 comments
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by mertnesvat 4y ago
I wonder what Elon thinks about this. There was one demo from SpaceX about using their rockets for Trips where they can lower down transatlantic flights to 20 30 mins (if you have strong sto-mach) Or Boring Company focused to hyperloops. My
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by mertnesvat 4y ago
There are a lot of similarities between CBT and Vipassana meditation. Like the mind reading and personalisation Vipassana medidation suggest we have `sankharas` loosely translated as formations which is kind of a poison in our body and mind
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by mertnesvat 4y ago
It's really interesting no other comment is talking about the LGBTQ community because as far as I know founder is gay and living in Turkey and that means they have a bit closed community, general public doesn't accept them. So I t
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by mertnesvat 4y ago
Congrats on the launch! I'm also a fan of glitch so congrats on that good job too. Just out of curiosity have been reading the engineering part and came across with below for not using websockets, confused because debounce and throttle
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by mertnesvat 4y ago
I liked the article and the wikipedia page for hobbies is very interesting, I've found some gems... - Magnet Fishing ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnet_fishing ) - Binge watching ( didn't know it can be cal
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by mertnesvat 4y ago
Well said! I also learnt user moderation hell with painful way but for mobile projects If it's very necessary there's a possibility of using Anonymous logins with Firebase or Amazon AppSync as well.
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by mertnesvat 4y ago
Exactly I'm living proof that seniority comes with the ability to spend more time on problems to understand all the details before committing stuff which no idea how that works.
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by mertnesvat 5y ago
Dvorak is one of the well-known layouts and even now we can't have it on the iPad, so I don't think keyboard layout is only about efficiency it's also popularity and availability.
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
As a multiple event organiser I would say it helps a lot to the event organisers especially small ones where they have almost no budget for registering and platform supports. Much appreciated.
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
I appreciate the work you put in. It's amazing guide, I'll dig deep as soon as I get a free time. Thanks.
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Building a Side Project Without Quitting Your Day Job(indiehackers.com)
2 points by mertnesvat 6y ago|0 comments
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
Really good point! I think as an internet generation we are the first ones to experience decreasing importance of the age.
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
I liked it it's very well articulated and seems promising I just had a new years resolution with the same goal. Keep going Ben!
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
I think main goal is to increase market share in server-side development for swift.
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
Kiichiro Toyoda was a good engineer and thinker. I learned from him to ask 5 whys when there's a problem. Changed my understanding about understanding, have found my self in multiverses. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
Are you using every week or is it when you resume where you left of you check the cards?
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
Looks really cool I downloaded thanks a lot for sharing. How long are you using? And are you using for programming if so how does it look like your cards?
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
I loved the questioning! It's more like five whys https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_whys
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
Thanks for the exercism.io tip!
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
Have you thought how do we define hard! As soon as you call something hard then it becomes hard, maybe it's all about our perception.
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
Looks nice it gave me a good side project idea which is merging my family randomly cut small pieces with the music I liked. And combine with beats if possible. Thanks for sharing.
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
Looks nice and slick will give it a try. Thanks for sharing Benedict :)
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by mertnesvat 6y ago
After reading some of them, it became obvious nationality and the race always creates a funny conflict :) In good dishes like hummus or people who accomplished something, all nationalities want to be part of their success.
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Gray Goo(en.wikipedia.org)
64 points by mertnesvat 7y ago|93 comments

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