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The combination of high and climbing price to earnings ratios for a smaller subset of tech firms, outsize retail investment in tech (cloaked by people buying crypto), and macro env…

There are Heterotopias in the US too. Some of the border regions in Southwest Texas intermittently occupied by cartels or smugglers come to mind.

I propose that by prioritizing profits and productivity we were already globally dependent on tools to find meaning in the world before generative AI. This seems to be the society …

At first glance, these results appear fairly impressive as far as deep learning transfer studies go. However, standard caveats about the limits of those approaches should still app…

If you disagree with Taleb's politics, I recommend focusing on his scholarly publications. http://www.fooledbyrandomness.com/FatTails.html https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8nhAlfI…

In addition to the Postgres knowledge, this post also provided me with tremendous help in building a sane data architecture for RESTful web services in Haskell.

I agree! I found the list of potentially marketable hobbies great too. It's amazing how much technological change we take for granted when choosing careers.

Kudos to this team for dogfooding their platform. That choice makes me far more likely to evaluate and eventually use it.

Anything like this available for .NET Core?

Which BaaS options are recommended now?

In some Sharepoint 2010 deployments I worked on, it was possible to create Sharepoint workflows that would would bog down, fail to process new entries, etc. once the list of items …

>You could see all of this in a negative light. Run for the hills and disconnect! Reality or nothing! >I have another idea: >It's time to stop designing digital services to just be…

I have tremendous respect for the decision to post the DIY guide alongside the product. I find this sort of kindness hugely inspiring.

It's good to see that privacy concerns are being voiced publicly. I'm not certain that class-action lawsuits are the most productive approach to take, though. On the technical side…

I'm impressed with this project's messaging and support/feature pricing structure. I think trying to find more sustainable models for funding open-source software is interesting, a…

This article matches what I've been seeing anecdotally (especially at smaller tech firms and universities in the Midwest US). I've been hearing more folks in research and industry …

I wonder if approaches like this will work for poetry (or prose) from different cultures. I'd be especially interested to see if some of these techniques are effective on languages…

On just a quick glance, the breadth of the topics covered here is stunning. I also liked this quote from Lecture 23. > A lot of times we ... confuse value with complexity. > And ma…

The author seems to say that the no free lunch theorem (NFL) indicates that creating a "Universal Learner" (or artificial general intelligence) is an impossible task. I disagree ba…

I think rigorous application of formal methods plus deployment techniques like unikernels have the potential to improve the quality of a lot of software.

It seems that markets such as India and China[1] are more comfortable with apps packed with numerous features (i.e. WeChat or LINE), whereas US apps seem to usually be more focused…

Things I enjoyed in this article: 1. The emphasis on the importance of general problem solving 2. The clarity concerning various slippery definitions. ("Scientist," "Big Data," etc…