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zeryx
18d ago
But then what currency would they use in eve online? How could we replace all of the iskies memes
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18d ago
If Chinese industry is willing to operate at a loss in order to poke the US in the eye, sure - markets too small and labor too expensive otherwise imo.
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19d ago
I'm Canadian, the auto industry here died the moment trump started all of this tarrif talk in February, it just hasn't gotten cold yet. Because of the tarrif and trade war our local industries will struggle and collapse, there
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zeryx
25d ago
I full heartedly recommend anyone who wants to learn, to use the Socrates skill, and then build a daily 1 hour curriculum that you will tackle. It's painful and not pleasant, but it works quite well when to don't have a teacher an
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25d ago
My favorite - reply like I do, review my previous messages to understand my tone and verbosity. As much as needed, as little as possible
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1mo ago
You might be working on much smaller and well constrained problems, pair programming works well when the problem is unconstrained with many complex and interconnected layees
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1mo ago
Compared to the time of great powers before WW1 and during, this has been by far the most peaceful the globe has been for a very long time
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1mo ago
My Garmin instinct is kind of the perfect dumb smart watch, it has a very simple calculator style rendering and the simplest speaker possible. Alarms are vibrations and water proof to a reasonable depth, battery lasts 2 weeks. Really have n
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1mo ago
I built a ML training framework from scratch in cuda in 2016, for earthquake forecasting - I know quite well how to solve low level kernel optimization problems :) I'm also regularly a rust developer and I do know REGEX thanks. Buildi
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1mo ago
So, the existential dread bit - sure. That's a real concern and thing, but let's put that aside for a sec. When you did math and long division by hand in highschool did you enjoy it? Did you feel like you lost something when you w
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1mo ago
Have you had an argument or dispute with a contractor before? It's better to just do it yourself when you can, and fix it when it breaks
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1mo ago
If you saw two paintings and one was painted with the blood and guts of the artist, and another was a nice oil painting - would you value the former more regardless of aesthetic merit?
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2mo ago
I speak English, I don't even know how to create one on my keyboard - is it a mac thing? I literally never saw one until chatgpt started to generate them
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2mo ago
Rewrite the readme in my voice, use all of my comments and responses in current context as source. Don't use em dashes or other LLM things. Done, solved. Never had a problem with a readme or email since.
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2mo ago
That's called a tree, they work quite well! A little time consuming to grow to sufficient height however
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2mo ago
What's actually more dangerous isn't shadow banning it's angel banning. With the ability to manufacture agents that simulate positive user feedback while making your posts hidden - Twitter was experimenting with this years ag
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2mo ago
I studied material science in school specifically to try and address his concerns. Unfortunately they are all quite valid - the hard part isn't manufacturing, extruding, printing. Those are actually all quite reasonable (albeit not sup
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3mo ago
Why not self host or go to openrouter if you don't need SOTA frontier?
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5mo ago
That's what jfrog + artifactory is for, enterprise solved this problem long ago
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5mo ago
I actually think we should only be using labor force metrics for everything, if someone stops looking because their depressed and can live at home - suddenly that's ok? I don't think we should stop counting people like that
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6mo ago
Are you kidding? It will be Millions easily. It will just take 1 or two blackouts in wet bulb conditions to cause that
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8mo ago
Also the US is essentially the only country with failed public transit, outside of Africa. If he thinks he can expand his robo taxi fleet to China or Europe or hell even Russia he's got screws loose
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8mo ago
I think the sentiment changes when the pig owns the farm
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8mo ago
I might typically have 4-5 tabs open for serious work, and then 0 when not.. am I the weird one? I've never once found value with tab groups or multiple sessions
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8mo ago
Actual access to reliable healthcare is a massive assumption to make, not everyone has incredible health insurance or lives in a country with sufficient doctors/med staff. Most places are in crisis for lack of resources, I'd rathe
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9mo ago
The problem is, if everyone knows it going to curry favour and you're the odd man out - are you in Violation of your fiduciary duty to your shareholders?
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10mo ago
I've only ever worked remote professionally and I've got a track record, when I apply to a new role there's no question that I can adapt to working remotely at X company. If I just finished my PhD in comp sci and have never w
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11mo ago
If I'm in a quiet place I can walk through the project, and understand where different things fit into place - even for very very complex systems, I can almost simulate algorithms and see where things go wrong without looking at my cod
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11mo ago
Yes same even multiple times, but if I met them online (slack, teams) I'll always remember them. When I was younger I was much worse at recognizing people and names, as an adult it's gotten much better
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11mo ago
That's me! I can visualize processes really well, and complex systems. But ask me to picture or hear something in my head and I'll just stare at you.
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