KajMagnus

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by KajMagnus 2y ago
> say you actually reproduced the experiment And get a nice $100k too for close to zero effort! (Having in mind: "plus another $100,000 which you could use to publish a replication" )
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
That's a lot! Now I noticed: "I am tracking local time of day[...] infer whether night mode [...] any aggregate effects." So you've thought about that already :- ) (it's evening here)
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
It was fun but I messed up the statistics! I had Redshift running, which (maybe you know) makes the colors more reddish. And I got a bluer than 98% of the population result. Turning off Redshift ... makes me instead greener than bluer.
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
Or if training the model on many FPS games? Surviving in one nightmare that morphs into another, into another, into another ...
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
> It obviously in no way invalidates people's rights to determine their government But it can do that, if / when it starts getting misused. There was this "SS not all criminals" political party, AfD in Germany, that g
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
Tyrannical democracy vs humanitarian democracy? (Tyranny of the masses)
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
There's a difference in that there's currently no central agency with access to _everyone's_ communication (depending on how the AI is configured and what's considered dangerous or not for the moment), and with/conn
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by KajMagnus 3y ago
Me too! Nginx (written in C) sometimes have can't-happen-in-Rust major severity vulnerabilities, one just recently: https://nginx.org/en/security_advisories.html (related to HTTP3)
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Pingora: build fast, reliable and programmable networked systems(github.com)
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by KajMagnus 3y ago
Without helmets. And often in just shoes — did you ever try walking in shoes on an ice skating rink? I guess it gets simpler with practice, still I wonder how many more % concussions and damaged wrists the cold weather caused
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by KajMagnus 3y ago
I also don't like Make for running commands. I was using Make for running commands, but it interprets all command line parameters as build targets, which was annoying. And Bash scripts in Makefiles aren't type safe, became messy.
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by KajMagnus 3y ago
> > This makes it clear that they intent to ship under some alternative license, for a fee. > It makes it clear they intend to ship under the AGPLv3 The blog post says literally: "or by contacting Element for an alternative li
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by KajMagnus 3y ago
> lack of internal controls that safeguard the organization That's a bit like: "The bank robbers' mistake was a lack of internal control and security advisors who could have safeguarded them from robbing banks"
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by KajMagnus 3y ago
If one day you'll write a blog post / article about what you're doing, it'd be interesting to read :- ) (What if you start collecting email addresses to people who want to read such an article? And if one day you write o
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
> If you ask 100 humans the same thing, you'll get some mistakes too Yes, still, it's pretty easy to find a somewhat good judgement human who never does that mistake. If you tell him/her: "This is of utmost importance
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
> the government pays citizens £60 for recycling The government might as well be part of such fraud too? What do they care, if the plastics is not actually recycled. But if they cay say to the voters, "Now we're recycling all p
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
Yes, and when it works, it sometimes takes forever. Seems I'll never learn how to teach my parents' cat to fly!
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
It's hard to unsee these articles, isn't it? Although I know it's AI generated nonsense (although fun to read), it's as if parts of my brain believe it's for real, and want to update themselves based on it. Almost a
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
Software jobs pay $X00k in some places. And working remote with software, if you're in a low income country, can make you wealthy compared to those around you.
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
No idea if this could be related, but @pantulis you're in Madrid (says your profile. Well, "from"), whilst @marcinzm you are (I'm guessing) statistically in the US, maybe SF? Is it possible that it works better to "
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
That's not a warning, instead, it's how it should work, and how one would want it to work, i.e. that the transaction isolation rules apply. Lack of this, would have warranted a warning.
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
Something similar: Wouldn't these devices cause anxiety and depression related mental problems? Humans need humans to feel okay and happy, and if these things remove lots of that (a digital avatar isn't the same thing) ... that co
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
I'm thinking that whenever an undiscovered market gets discovered, this unlocks new undiscovered markets. And back at the time, before Google Search, many many related markets didn't, couldn't, yet exist. And, back then, I&
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
> implement it yourself. It’s not very difficult But that's not where others failed. Instead, it's coming up with the idea, realizing that it's a truly good idea, that was the important thing. (Remember, Yahoo and other(s)
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
There's Framework and Librem laptops, I'd rather buy those than a Mac (I didn't downvote)
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
What are the things you like about it the most?
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
Infinite scrolling — can be annoying, I think, especially when trying to scroll down and click some footer links. Meetup .com recently made that impossible: When moving the mouse down towards the footer, instead they did more infinite scrol
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
How long ago was that? Yes it's still a replacement for Disqus etc, probably will always be (I'm using it a bit myself for blog comments :- )) Development wise, most focus is on forum software / Q&A use cases.
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
> If you're not willing to put in the very minor time investment, then you probably don't have much to contribute to the community, Sometimes the person wants to post a reply to help someone else, and then a minor time investme
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
Aren't there lots of new forum software? Discourse, Flarum, and Lemmy, open source and reminds of HackerNews/Reddit: https://join-lemmy.org (it's quite alive over at GitHub :-) https://github.com/L

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