These 3 interviews from Lex Fridman are really informative. They really show you the different perspectives of the people involved in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.
1. The Conservative Israeli side
Benjamin Netanyahu: Israel, Palestine, Power, Corruption, Hate, and Peace | Lex Fridman Podcast #389
2. The Liberal Israeli side
Yuval Noah Harari: Human Nature, Intelligence, Power, and Conspiracies | Lex Fridman Podcast #390
3. The Palestinian side
Mohammed El-Kurd: Palestine | Lex Fridman Podcast #391
1. The Conservative Israeli side
Benjamin Netanyahu: Israel, Palestine, Power, Corruption, Hate, and Peace | Lex Fridman Podcast #389
2. The Liberal Israeli side
Yuval Noah Harari: Human Nature, Intelligence, Power, and Conspiracies | Lex Fridman Podcast #390
3. The Palestinian side
Mohammed El-Kurd: Palestine | Lex Fridman Podcast #391
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Frectonz
BTW I use NixOS 😎 Running hyprland (with smooth buttery animations)
I am curious does anybody here run nixos or use nix just as a package manager
Reproducibility is one of the main components of science. For computer science to remain a science the community should focus on reproducibility.
A prime example of this is the AI space, some researchers create something wonderful with some turtle ass shit python code running on their billion dollar gpu cluster and just write up a readme file for reproducibility and then call it a day. Then it takes people 5 os reinstalls and like 10 recompiles to discover that the original researchers were using a proprietary driver.
That's why we need things like nix, and don't even get me started about docker.
A prime example of this is the AI space, some researchers create something wonderful with some turtle ass shit python code running on their billion dollar gpu cluster and just write up a readme file for reproducibility and then call it a day. Then it takes people 5 os reinstalls and like 10 recompiles to discover that the original researchers were using a proprietary driver.
That's why we need things like nix, and don't even get me started about docker.
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Frectonz
Reproducibility is one of the main components of science. For computer science to remain a science the community should focus on reproducibility. A prime example of this is the AI space, some researchers create something wonderful with some turtle ass shit…
People the discussion in the comments is more interesting than the post on this one be sure to read the comments 👆
The other opium of the masses
Once again Reqiq insights has analyzed a significant phenomenon developing in our country. They've explored this issue and created a cool graphic paired with a well nuanced article. I recommend checking it out.
https://reqiq.co/the-rise-of-self-proclaimed-self-help-gurus-in-ethiopia-boon-or-bane/
Once again Reqiq insights has analyzed a significant phenomenon developing in our country. They've explored this issue and created a cool graphic paired with a well nuanced article. I recommend checking it out.
https://reqiq.co/the-rise-of-self-proclaimed-self-help-gurus-in-ethiopia-boon-or-bane/
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This is how i configure chromium, fish, alacritty on nixos.
For example, if you look at the fish file. The section where it say
This means that i have declaratively expressed that i want fish on my system and configured it from one file.
Although it's pretty rudimentary i have put my nix configs up on github check them out
https://github.com/frectonz/frectonz.nix
For example, if you look at the fish file. The section where it say
enable = true tells nixos (home-manager in this case) to install fish on my system. The shellAliases section creates a bunch of alias rules in my config.fish file and same for the rest.This means that i have declaratively expressed that i want fish on my system and configured it from one file.
Although it's pretty rudimentary i have put my nix configs up on github check them out
https://github.com/frectonz/frectonz.nix