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DEDLINE
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Comment #48008207
Second this. CrossFit is fantastic for community. Not so sure about my knees though!
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Comment #47706867
100%. Beautiful property. Thank you, Lichess, for everything you do.
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Comment #47558545
I have worked as an architect in HCLS technology for 10 years with Google and AWS. Listening to you stitch all the technology and innovation together, moving from the information w…
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Comment #46937796
This is really, really good. I can’t stop reading it. Thank you for writing this.
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Comment #46460262
An interesting comment here. I can attribute jumping several economic classes to the social skills I honed in high school and college. I have many friendships that are decades-plus…
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Comment #45748170
I agree with you. This is brilliant. Tele-operation of the humanoid vs. waiting for AI is the key here. Then off-shore the tele-operation when you've smoothed out the edges. I'll p…
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Comment #45650532
Love you Danya. You were one of a kind. See you in due time <3
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Comment #45600690
This is so awesome. Hoping those in the biology field can comment on the significance.
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Comment #41712416
Thank you for spending the time to write this comment. As a solution architect, I don't write production-level code. I did not know of anything beyond unit / functional testing in …
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Comment #40377096
This is an incredible post for me. You need to have a marketable CV, you need to have a few growth metrics and you need to be in on the joke.
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Comment #39681850
I wonder if Meta would ever try to compete with AWS / MSFT / GOOG for AI workloads
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Comment #39210333
When evaluating use-cases where blockchain technology is leveraged to disintermediate, I came to your same conclusions. Technically novel? Yes, sure. But, for what?
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Comment #38928430
Know of any papers / articles on this stack?
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Comment #38024159
Can you elaborate here? I think I agree with you but I want to know why.
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Comment #36607664
https://qvntra.io We're replacing old-school bed alarms and call buttons in Senior Living facilities. The bed sensors that we manufacture are strapped to beds and monitor for out-o…
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Comment #36259021
For my W2 job, I broker the commercial sale of "real world evidence". It's usually hospital, insurance and pharmaceutical claims data. The buyer is largely big pharma. They want it…
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Comment #35949942
Vice News Tonight, when it was on HBO, was fantastic. 30-minutes of global headlines moving very quickly. I would have paid $15/month for this show alone.
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Comment #35378195
Just checked out Nix. I can definitely see myself using nix-shell. Do you actually use nix-build? If so, do you like it more than working with the familiar 3P tooling (i.e. docker)…
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Comment #35331363
This is what I am missing as well. I'm a pre-sales technical architect that keeps looking for use-cases where I am able to leverage this technology. 75% of my work is in draw.io an…
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Comment #34678481
Yeah I forgot all about this. Also a lot of anti-Semitism. You had to have some thick skin on the old internet.
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Comment #34671004
Fulcrum, come in!
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Comment #33540826
Indeed. And respectfully, “rofl”.
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Comment #33524284
Was just thinking about this comment