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tylermauthe
5y ago
Rad! Thanks!
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tylermauthe
5y ago
This is kinda what I was hoping there would be - some secret trick haha :)
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tylermauthe
5y ago
Great tip! Thanks :)
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tylermauthe
5y ago
Thank you!
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tylermauthe
5y ago
Legitimate question: why do people find this interesting and/or why is it relevant to the trial?
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tylermauthe
5y ago
Dystopian maybe, but think of the great ROI.
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tylermauthe
5y ago
well... when they start doing all their flights on electric engines in 2022 I guess we'll see if it makes sense... did you read my link?
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5y ago
The arguments presented here are logically sound and I agree that we won't be replacing a Boeing 747 with electrical. I also agree there are a lot of companies (not just electric planes) fleecing investors for money for products they h
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tylermauthe
5y ago
why else would it exist? :)
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5y ago
As others have said, our entire way of thinking is predicated on lack. Or, as it was said by The Watchowski Sisters in The Matrix: > Did you know that the first Matrix was designed to be a perfect human world? Where none suffered, where
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tylermauthe
5y ago
The claims on nuclear fission being just around the corner are wildly exaggerated. Sabine Hossenfelder has a great video [1] on this topic. I want fusion to be real too, but focussing on small scale fission and solar is probably a better id
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5y ago
Agreed, this post completely misses how the power dynamics of wealth affect the opinions and 'rationality' of players. It also never mentions how a whole section of society would be unable to take part in this system due to their
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tylermauthe
5y ago
My guess is the end result of all this "AI" assisted code-generation is that it will have the same impact on the software engineering industry as spreadsheets had on accounting. I also believe that this AI-powered stuff is a bit o
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I once used a parse expression grammar in a MongoDB load testing and cache warming program I wrote for a major migration project. We had limited hardware and ridiculous access patterns on the dbs; after the first painstakingly planned migra
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6y ago
This is quaint and wholesome. I long for the simpler days when I could agree with this, blissful in my naivety of large scale organizations. Nowadays, I accept this reality is largely impossible and you must always draw some boundary. This
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Of course the rich guys will use human shields to protect themselves as you are indicating. They will demonize this action as the work of jokers who just want to see the world burn. If your pension fund was relying on short selling, you had
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6y ago
Can you provide sources for these claims? Thanks!
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China relies on the fabs in Taiwan just as much as everyone else though. I agree that war should be avoided and "the only way to win is not to play"! However, I think we should also be considering globally how we can act more like
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I think you've hit the nail on the head with the founder vision and passion being a key element which cannot be developed in a shop. Perhaps, rather than a studio, this is why we see incubators like YC; helping a ton of startups grow a
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Monica: Personal CRM. Remember everything about your friends, family and etc.
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This experiment reminds me of a rant from Ryan Dahl on software a few years back: > In the past year I think I have finally come to understand the ideals of Unix: file descriptors and processes orchestrated with C. It's a beautiful
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Words of Estimative Probability
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From what I can tell, this new facility will be using Lithium Ion storage... anyone have any idea how they managed to get the cost of storage down so low if it's just plain old Li-ion?
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Operationalization
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Running a business is hard. It takes cash. As others have said (and better) it is likely that they're doing this in the hopes of raising cash. Not because they are jerks, but because they need to. So they can eat. I worry this tactic m
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Agree with this sentiment - the workflows available in slack for doing this would be clunky. I have a phone but I would rather use a laptop camera for some discussions - e.g.: doing demos.
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No...?
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ParsePlatform/logtailer
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Seven Basic Tools of Quality
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