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by 331c8c71 2y ago
Given that a lot of people have multiple interests and consumption patterns I wonder why the platforms like YouTube (the only one I use) do not give user a conscious choice? For instance, I watch educational content, music-related content a
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> I've often thought about cybersecurity as something I'd like to specialise in Well I think these kind of thoughts are quite common. IMO it is helpful to realize that your thinking (rather dreaming) about doing cybersecurity m
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They were not so secretely hoping their paper's gonna go directly in history:) One could check the other papers by the authors to verify.
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by 331c8c71 2y ago
I checked your post and it is not clear to me what is the added value of wavelets in the setting you used to illustrate. The noise was i.i.d. random normal variates with the mean of -0.5 which is exactly like shifting the signal by -0.5 and
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by 331c8c71 2y ago
Same here (seen it yesterday) but I haven't parsed the technicals so far tbh.
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German firms tested 4-day workweek (dw) (2024)(dw.com)
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by 331c8c71 2y ago
We've gone the whole way from decentralization and rebelliousness of the early internet and the landscape is becoming suffocatingly sterile (=lifeless). I'm much more excited about eventual emergence of underground homebrew models
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by 331c8c71 2y ago
With flakes I can get other people to run exactly the stuff I packaged with one command e.g. `nix run github:...` which can also be a reference to specific commit BTW. At this point I don't even quite remember what would be the sane
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> For example, the Ukrainian Famine was much worse than the famine in Russia (Russia population grew in this period while the Ukrainian population declined. It is disingenuous to speak of Russia as a whole here. A number of regions in Ru
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If only... Majority will use whatever is shoved up their a## be it docker or anything else.
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by 331c8c71 2y ago
Oh come on, it's not that hard even for packaging stuff (let alone usage). Quite trivial compared to leetcode grind I'd say.
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> Generally people have a good handle on what's good and what's bad for them Hard disagree, the cultural norms play a huge role and the changes are slow. I'm like 95% sure the unabated addiction to social media so prevalen
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I would agree that watching phone in the morning tends to make things worse but avoiding it does not automatically lead to being productive. For me at least.
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> Don't look at the phone or computer in the morning Avoiding wasting time is okayish but it pales in comparison to the state where you are naturally drawn to doing things that you consider to be more important.
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Nix is cross-language though. So it will be useful even if the Python mess is cleaned up a bit.
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Can you please name some of these studies if you have them handy?
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My impression is that (intermittent) fasting is just a convenient way for many people to decrease their overall calorie consumption. I personally prefer eating low-carb for the same purpose.
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I am coming from the opposite side. Restraining mechanisms in schools are much weaker where I live and since I happen to know a few teachers I know very well that the teenage classes often become pure chaos and hell, typically in the classe
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Well your argument holds all the same should you replace "anti-" with "pro-" etc.
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There's a movie "Corporation" (2003) that makes an argument that the corporations behave like psychopaths (in a medical sense i.e. the diagnostic criteria).
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Can we call this "Deep Trolling"?
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Would love to see representative pairs of predicted vs real faces.
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I hope we still agree the kids learn extremely efficiently by ml standards.
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Bolsheviks were absolutely pushing quite radical ideas on sex, rekationships and family in the early 20s e.g. Kollontai with her Glass of water theory. https://poloniainstitute.net/recommended/the-bolshevik-sexua...
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That's very superficial imo. For me it is remembering that I am unique and being in tune with the inner voice which is really mine. Maybe some people grow into that mindset naturally but it wasn't the case for me (even if there we
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DeepMind, not Google organically.
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Ah the infamous farmer's walk!
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I find that cold showers are magic for clearing my mind.
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Maybe walking will work for me when I am older but it is not intense enough now. Cycling seems to be perfect as the scenery changes much faster and there is more opportunity to challenge myself (;
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Getting older is indeed a factor and I am surprised tha author didn't reflect on that himself. While it might be the case, there's definitely something else going on which I would describe as tech "globalisation" or &quo

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