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by _glass 2y ago
This is really one of the use cases of TinyML. On-device ML to detect motion, etc. As microcontrollers are getting more powerful, more and more is possible. Just look at https://www.tensorflow.org/lite/microcontrollers
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The effect of daily usage of Mouthwash on the oropharyngeal microbiome(microbiologyresearch.org)
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by _glass 2y ago
Yes, for Hashimoto's thyroiditis there seem to be some approaches: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38621508/ Let's see how this plays out.
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by _glass 2y ago
It is mentioned that there is the Tetris Effect, which means you do an activity so much that they enter your dreams, thoughts ... etc. This happens to me as a developer, too. Especially for mind-bending stuff, like miniKanren, or first time
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by _glass 2y ago
For me best described in, and also as a topic mentioned in the paper about the visitor pattern connection, "A Little Java, A Few Patterns". This book writes really impractical Java, but in such a Scheme way, that you really can un
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by _glass 2y ago
There is a really good paper with a simulation. https://gerardjoreilly.github.io/files/Journal/J6-2019_Calvi...
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by _glass 2y ago
And yet, there are no robot soldier there yet as a chance to make Ukraine win. Robotics is still very much in its infancy, meaning a lot of potential, but robots don't have enough situational awareness, are not silent enough, don'
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by _glass 2y ago
Yeah, but it's in your text/comment. The logical thing is that it makes 0 sense. Columbus to not take the real circumference makes 0 sense. Let's go to Mars, start a civilization there. It'll be a lot of change for us hu
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by _glass 2y ago
In my PhD thesis I am doing this, but at an organizational level, how algorithms are managed and organized, i.e., via task lists, inside of the system, e.g., the debugger, or virtual meetings. There was a clear discovery of the movement awa
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by _glass 2y ago
Thanks for the comment, this sounds actually kind of great. This year I'll enter my 40s so maybe in the next five years I'll start to switch to smaller companies. I really miss the builder schedule.
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by _glass 2y ago
When I was working in consulting this was so unfair. I as a developer was hacking away on Fridays, while the rest was relaxing.
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by _glass 2y ago
I was nomadding in Istanbul, working 4h per day, whenever I wanted to. This was the perfect setup. Unfortunately, as one gets older the classical developer role is not really possible anymore. Now I work 8 to 9 hours, 2 days in the office p
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by _glass 2y ago
When I was beginning acting, I was mostly afraid of this, memorizing the script. But then after getting experience from fellow actors and reading up on method, I realized how easy that part is. You anyway approach the script slowly, first m
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by _glass 2y ago
As with XML, OOP has its uses. I still use XML to mark up files. It's a great technology, which looks just like madness in JSON. And whenever you do simulations there is nothing better than OOP. Ideas spread like viruses, this insight
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by _glass 2y ago
A lot of the sciences (as all fields of study at the university) is more art than science (in the English sense). Locking in philosophy to be more like the sciences, narrows down the enquiry. Take the social sciences, where philosophy is cr
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by _glass 2y ago
Thanks for giving me ideas to add to my 200 hobbies, miniature painting it is. I even have an app (Streaks) that reminds me daily of thousands of things I want to do, and it just shows how unrealistic it is. I want to concentrate on just tw
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by _glass 3y ago
I hated this. I started school in Saxony (state in Germany), and then my family relocated to Bavaria. The curriculum switched from a science to a language focus, so I already knew all the next-level Chemistry, and was really annoyed by the
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by _glass 3y ago
Yes, I even remember everybody saying that tablets will never be used because of the gorilla arm (?) effect, that you can't hold your hand long time up. But now I see a young generation using exclusively tablets. Also the first iPhone
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by _glass 3y ago
Does anybody know what kind of software was patched? Some Ada/C++ code?
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by _glass 3y ago
For me the guitar is like the keyboard I am writing on right now. It will never be replaced, because that is how I input music into the world. I could not program that, I was doing tracker music as a teenager, and all of the songs sounded w
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by _glass 3y ago
My last name contains the character ß. This silently fails often, that's why I put in ss almost everywhere, because a lot of important mail had then encoding errors. Also difficult is the transition between different countries, that do
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by _glass 3y ago
I work in MedTech. We do this. A design has to be reviewed by QA, and is then tested, and the test is reviewed again. So just to counter the narrative, there are companies that do that, and it is working. In other jobs I also saw the cargo
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by _glass 3y ago
This is the luxury of somebody coming from a dietary healthy region. If I would follow the diet of my Protestant peasant ancestors ...
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by _glass 3y ago
Yes, sorry, quantum annealing. Exactly, not universal, but I think quite useful, if really faster. I really can't judge if this is reality or not.
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by _glass 3y ago
I don't know, D-Wave looks like a special case, because they use quantum annihilation, which for me seems actually quite useful. I think (I am an outsider here) the newest papers from D-Wave show an advantage, but this is doubted. Neve
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by _glass 3y ago
I think the first real applications will be, well, simulations of quantum systems. Right now classical supercomputers cannot model complex molecules, but are still better than quantum computers, where you have to take care of the logical qu
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by _glass 3y ago
I think the future will have digital mirrors with filters, so we don't have to mess with reality anymore, and our own imperfections. The raw image/reflection of oneself will be a societal taboo.
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by _glass 3y ago
Depends on what you mean for SAP. Reports at least are super easy to write and have better usability than other in-house stuff I saw. UI5 now has components that you can use with React, which give the web experience. SAP GUI is kind of okay
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by _glass 3y ago
Laughs in Cultural Studies. Seriously, Mead is an integral part of the curriculum in the social sciences.
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by _glass 3y ago
Well, art is just embedded into society, akin to is JavaScript the best programming language. Art means the art market. A lot of art, like performance art, is really a hard sell. That's why painting is still thriving. But there is also

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