Ability to reason is unexpected and hugely important skill to emerge out of large language models. Its effects on society and potential benefits are largely unexplored.
This is part two of a five-part guide on how to monetize open-source projects with a focus on economics of open source, which sets us up to creative a sustainable, monetize business from open-source.
Asking, "Will ChatGPT take my job" is like asking if we'll have an economic recession next year. That question is too vague, broad, and general to give a meaningful answer. The Jobs Impact Quotient will introduce an objective and systematic way to think about this problem.
This is the piece that complicates my thinking about CDBC and digital transfer systems. What UPI does is seamless and instant transfer of Indian Rupees between parties and it is widely adopted. So why would India need, or benefit from additional CDBC? I can see how CDBC's instant transfer scheme would benefit the US which does not have digital transfer systems that are both instant and close to zero-cost.
I have had the same problem and I worked on it with a workflow of reading something today, making a note of it in a notebook (handwritten works best for me) and revising it the day after. The hand writing part makes me bio-mechanically engage with the material and finally reviewing my notes the next day forces spaced repetition. A nice side-effect is that after a few months when I am just flipping through my notebook I remember something that I had forgotten.
I use this for technical webpages that I read, business concepts (e.g. I am reading about `Yule’s Law of Complementarity` or new technical concepts (e.g. NestJS).
This works for me and I stumbled upon this workflow for myself after trying out a lot of other things that did not work for me.
So the answer for me is, I am not sure. I have a Oculus 2 and often "log in" and check it out. I use it primarily for entertainment purposes (like visiting world cities etc.). But I haven not have not purchased anything in the meta verse. Is that considered hanging out in meta verse or is that just old-fashioned VR?
My point is it is not clear to me what is meta verse and if it is supposed to be different from VR. I would love to read what other write about their experiences.
This article touches on something that I have been recently thinking about - remote work vs. async work. Remote work is in vogue these days but a lot of these companies don't allow or encourage async work. They equate remote work with async work but then institute tools like slack which are antithetical to async work. Typing indicators are one such way where slack encourages synchronous work.
I read through the whole deck, end to end. This `state of crypto` was a very professionally put together list of key words with very nicely designed graphics.
Disclaimer - I have started reading this but have not finished it completely. Having said that, it looks very exhaustive and well written and well worth my time to finish it. A bit of feedback to the OP about the page though - the left and right content areas introduce clutter, IMHO, and make it hard to remain focused. But thank you for putting together this resource.
Any good resources to learn more about promises in-depth? Not your usual, cursory overview but in-depth with explanations for complicated usage (like promises returning promises etc.)?
No magic bullet. When this happens to me, I try to do all sorts of Google searches with everything I can remember about the post. Obviously, add site:news.ycombinator.com at the end of your search.
I am glad to see this. It is good to have a diverse set of news sources. Some others that I have consistently used to broaden my perspectives are https://restofworld.org/ and https://www.aljazeera.com/
I ran a product management team in a fairly large B2B cloud-software company for one 5 years. Enterprise RFPs are a huge pain. And yes, we could immediately tell when one of the RFPs that we were working on was written by a competitor. We also tried to influence the RFP for a customer. When we gotten fairly large we had a dedicated group of people whose primary responsibility was to respond to RFP from a library of questions.
For paper documents, I scan then using Scanner Pro on my phone. The phones OCR has become increasingly sophisticated. But the one thing I do do is title the document when I scan it with a fairly descriptive title and month date in the title. To reduce typing and speed up the process of scanning lots of documents, I use the voice typing feature.
For digital documents, I store then in a folder.
Scanned and original digital documents all go in iCloud with categories like
- receipts
- medical (self, spouse)
- taxes
- financial (etc.)
I know you didn't ask about photos and music but to me these are also important digital documents.
All photos are managed by the OS in the cloud. I backup the photo database using BackBlaze.
Music is again similarly managed by the OS in the cloud.