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by 01acheru 5y ago
Just out of curiosity, why are you writing all years with a leading zero?
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by 01acheru 5y ago
At the beginning of the article I was like “That does not surprises me at all” but then you start reading: > The increasing normalisation of these technologies on digital platforms, including social media, is bringing dark web functional
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by 01acheru 5y ago
In medio stat virtus :)
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I don't think the parent is saying that this remote computation is to be used for the actual driving, but that data can be sent home to have more usage patterns, to have data about edge scenarios and stuff like that.
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It also lost tracks of who runs Italy, it still reports the Giuseppe Conte government but it is almost an year he has been replaced by Mario Draghi's one.
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by 01acheru 5y ago
BTC value dropped against all fiat currencies after mining rigs shutting down in Kazakistan and a little bit after the Kosovo news, so yeah BTC value dropped. In a longer span: BTC is down 33% against EUR in the last 3 months. > 1 BTC is
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by 01acheru 5y ago
We started from your question “What properties does it have that make it superior to currencies like $BTC in your opinion?”. Then you changed subject about being bullish when replying. So you must either decide: are we talking about currenc
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by 01acheru 5y ago
Do you mean that if we had some renaissance banks during the 19xx until 2022, gold coins instead of our modern currencies, no stock exchanges, no financial whatever and maybe all retro economical entities you can think of… would we be in a
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by 01acheru 5y ago
Since we cannot have an ever growing amount of BTC, you mean that in time more and more coins will be tainted? Assuming that frauds and heists and all that are constant but BTC generation is less than linear an ever growing percentage of co
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by 01acheru 5y ago
> You will spend if you have plenty to spend. Having a currency which gains in value will take you there. That’s some pretty fanta-dreamy-economics. How can it possibly be true for everybody? Money from heaven?
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by 01acheru 5y ago
First of all I’m not seeing this advantage “beginning to vanish”. Even assuming it completely disappears we still need to solve: - energy inefficiency of BTC - extremely low number of transactions per unit of time - a currency lacking the p
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by 01acheru 5y ago
Maybe that you can buy bread with USD, or a house, or a car, or pay rent, or insurance, or gas, a coke on a vending machine, or stocks, or... well there are a lot of things you can do with USD that you cannot do with BTC right now.
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by 01acheru 5y ago
Uhm... there is something called law in most of the world which kind of regulate how and why you can or cannot send money across international borders, I will never understand that "crypto let us do it better than banks". You can
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by 01acheru 5y ago
Oftentimes people sell curcuma saying it is saffron to trick customers using a relatively inexpensive alternative, but the taste of curcuma is way different from saffron’s. Here in Italy we have some cultivars and many dishes prepared with
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by 01acheru 5y ago
At least in Italy we tend to consider the western/eastern division to be the ex iron curtain. So here we would consider the balkans to be eastern.
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by 01acheru 5y ago
You made me think that young children do something like that too. When running away/playing they try to maximize the cost/effort of running away, not actual distance. Like: zigzagging, passing under chairs or tables, climbing on s
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by 01acheru 5y ago
I think they are using AI in gaming terms, not literally AI. I hear NPC behavior in games being called AI since… more or less ever. Your second paragraph is not totally correct though and that’s actually what the article is about. It expl
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by 01acheru 5y ago
“The fox isn't trying to get 100 meters away - it's trying to get 100 triangles away.” When escaping, if they get nearby a “dense” zone, their behavior makes them run towards it since there are more triangles to hop to and it ma
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by 01acheru 5y ago
I'm also on that issue with you :) Sadly in my use case it is not a dependency conflict, but I'm failing to replicate it (and actually not even trying very hard). I guess it will automagically fix itself on some minor update.
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by 01acheru 5y ago
> it's just dumping plugin config objects in an array, really not difficult Until you eject a CRA :)
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by 01acheru 5y ago
Parcel is becoming my go-to choice most of the time now. I’ve migrated some apps out of CRA, pure Webpack and Snowpack to it and I need to say it was incredible. Some minor issues with HMR on one of those projects I still can’t figure out.
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by 01acheru 5y ago
IANAL but that’s kind of a generalization of the GDPR though, maybe too broad. IPs may be treated as personal data, but it doesn’t apply to each and every case you handle or store an IP address.
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by 01acheru 5y ago
I think that might be something they actually do. Lately it happened to me see pictures of boats on land, bicycles merged with surrounding objects, weird proportions, and usually those strange images are extremely pixelated with those stran
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by 01acheru 5y ago
I was a child so it always seemed funny to me. My uncle trying to make it start, failing, “No it is not like that, step out let me do it”, then my grandfather tried, nothing, a little push, a little mumbojumbo, try again… it was a magic rit
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by 01acheru 5y ago
What a memory, my grandfather’s Santana! If it was a little cold it would never start on the first try… Thanks for bringing this back :)
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by 01acheru 5y ago
Please don’t take it personally if you live there, but I find it so absurd all the bullshit you need to go through to vote in the US. Why on earth is a home address needed to vote? Of course you need to vote where you are registered, I cann
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by 01acheru 5y ago
I totally agree with you on this one, but it is not the topic at hand. The article is not about using ML for feature detection, but on enhancing subsampled data. I actually find what you are saying it to be a much better usage of ML in this
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by 01acheru 5y ago
Thanks!
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by 01acheru 5y ago
Could please share a link to the work you are referring to? I would really appreciate it (not ironically, it would be truly appreciated). I know we can work around subsampling, actually we have always been very good at it since our sampling
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by 01acheru 5y ago
My opinion is pretty much worthless but I think this is a much more sensible approach, using the strengths of ML but putting constraints on the outputs. Just a simple question: to achieve a guarantee that those results are at least equal or

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