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by monomers 2mo ago
There's at least a couple on the map, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chapultepec_Castle That one you linked definitely merits inclsion, tho. Had never heard of it. Thanks. Edit: Or maybe not: apparently it&#x2
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by monomers 10mo ago
What use cases do you imagine for LLMs in home automation? I have HA and a mini PC capable of running decently sized LLMs but all my home automation is super deterministic (e.g. close window covers 30 minutes after sunset, turn X light on i
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by monomers 1y ago
It would be possible to proactively pass a law that is incompatible with future attempts, right? E.g. in this case something like a "right to chat secrecy" law.
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by monomers 1y ago
That design you describe is what is pictured at the top of the article. Problem is that then the keys are not equally spaced chromatically (e.g. larger spacing between B and C than between C and C#). You could probably get used to play like
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by monomers 1y ago
I like Janet a lot, and have been using it for small personal projects for about a year. But it does come with some design decisions that I'm a bit ambivalent about and for which I haven't found a good explanation: - No persistent
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by monomers 2y ago
> lot of clojure developers could benefit from this immensely. Curious what you think Clojure developers could benefit from specifically. Having done web services in both languages I much prefer the experience in Clojure. E.g. found erro
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by monomers 2y ago
The German social contract for a long time was that the working class gets low wages, which keeps German exports competitive and combined with the large internal market, prices low. In return for making the owning class wealthy, workers als
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by monomers 2y ago
I'm missing clarity about how do I escape Instant DB when I need to, and how to make it part of a larger system. Say I have an InstantDB app, can I stream events from the instant backend to somewhere else?
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by monomers 2y ago
There is no standard writing system for Swiss German. So she might have used it, but it would be unclear to most Swiss what it means/how it should be pronounced.
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by monomers 3y ago
> train composed of heavy-axle rail cars has an upper limit of about 160 tons. 1000 axles sounds doable, but maybe not very practical.
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by monomers 3y ago
I think it doesn't need to be for relative time intervals like "1 min ago".
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by monomers 3y ago
In IT we (wrongly) use the word "production" to refer to the systems in operation serving customers: ie. the car that has left the factory. I don't know much about cars, but Toyota has a reputation for high reliability there.
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by monomers 3y ago
> mexico, el salvador, iran, afghanistan None of those are in South America or Africa. Maybe it would be good to first understand the problem, including the geography, before proposing ideas.
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by monomers 3y ago
There's a whole family of libraries like that. Yesql is the first I became aware of. The repo has an (incomplete) list of ports to other languages: https://github.com/krisajenkins/yesql#other-languages
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by monomers 3y ago
From own experience, yes. When I switched to 8th grade it was a bit further, so I biked there.
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by monomers 3y ago
I'll grant you they might want more, but they definitely require more than they _need_, like those two examples I mentioned: as long as I get its mail it's none of its business where I live, and it should definitely not have anyth
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by monomers 3y ago
The state keeps collecting all the data it wants, though. For example, you are mandated to declare where you live and what your religion is. Germany only takes privacy seriously when it comes to private companies.
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by monomers 3y ago
It can't be exponential. If in 1800 there was 1G people, in 1900 2G people and in 2000 6G people, and we fit an exponential curve thought that we get less than 10 people alive in the year 0.
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by monomers 3y ago
Oh, I agree. There's many good reasons to celebrate population stagnating: economic, social,ecological. But it's not going to be a painless transition from the last 2-300 years of a system predicated on growth.
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by monomers 3y ago
Practically all models estimate peak population to happen somewhen in the second half of the 21. century. And most countries outside of Africa are likely to go the way of Japan far sooner.
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by monomers 3y ago
With global population stagnating in the coming decades I wouldn't bet on inflation staying the same. I think it's more likely that we are headed into a deflationary crisis worse than 1930 Germany.