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by c3534l 4y ago
While I agree, I've met people who think the idea of a negative index is completely absurd. Their brains seem to immediately reject the concept.
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by c3534l 4y ago
I'm sorry, it shrink-wrapped your poo for you?!
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by c3534l 4y ago
Those are problems that have nothing to do with having measurements that can be imagined with concrete analogies. Nobody uses "feet" to mean literally their personal feet. A foot is a standardized unit of measure about the size of
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by c3534l 4y ago
Not sure how its relevat anyway, but that doesn't sound silly to me. Why would have a concrete, relatable equivalent be a bad thing?
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by c3534l 4y ago
Morally, you're also killing someone with no intent on harming you who isn't an immediate threat. Sure, its not quite straightforwardly wrong, but it sure isn't right.
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by c3534l 4y ago
Sure, but you could create physical models, rotate those physical models on top of the video, and see if certain faces are a better match. Obviously it helps if there's more pixels and it doesn't need to be proof in a court of law
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by c3534l 4y ago
This seems like a problem long-term support contracts and medical insurance should be able to make a non-issue. Obviously, if someone undergoes an experimental medical treatment, the company performing the test should bear the responsibilit
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by c3534l 4y ago
I think of metrics like I do accounting. Accounting is all about measuring parts of the business. You track every dollar sent, lost, owed, etc. Every economic transaction is measured. But nobody wants to just stare at a list of raw transact
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by c3534l 4y ago
I've always thought something could be done with faces when you blur them out in video. The fact that the grid moves and the colors change make me intuitively feel as if I could guess their face. I bet the 3 letter agencies already hav
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by c3534l 4y ago
Honestly seems like a better fit for him than VR. VR may be games, but everyone is saying his strengths are technical, not organizational. Seems like he wants to work on hard technical problems and thats what he's good at.
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by c3534l 4y ago
Eventually. 20 years, 50, maybe 100. But eventually.
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by c3534l 4y ago
OP, I think you're anthropomorphizing the software. Its generating text that matches a topic, it doesn't actually understand your question or have the ability to perform actions on the computer running it.
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by c3534l 4y ago
Then don't take the two bucks and keep your privacy.
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by c3534l 4y ago
People making money off of your data should get your consent and compensate you. No one does, though. But Amazon is the bad guy here for some reason.
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by c3534l 4y ago
Its covered extensively in the article.
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by c3534l 4y ago
True and non-fiction aren't the same thing. Conspiracy theories and crackpot ideas don't purport to be literary works. Nobody talks about papers about the luminiferous ether as works of fiction simply because they're wrong. M
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by c3534l 4y ago
That's funny, I always thought of DDD as a statically typed functional programming hhing.
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by c3534l 4y ago
How do we know that risk-taking doesn't lead to a higher rates of parasitic infection?
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by c3534l 4y ago
Federal guidlines on simple posession aren't in the same order of magnitude as 10 years.
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by c3534l 4y ago
Fair enough. I guess in those days, there weren't as many systems that depended on the assumption of time lurching forward one second at a time.
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by c3534l 4y ago
No one is ever going to say, or remember, "a ten to the twenty seven byte of data."
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by c3534l 4y ago
I've heard of the endless disruption that leap seconds cause for years and only now have I thought to ask the question: what was so important that the entire world needed to add or subtract individual seconds from the calendar? Seems l
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by c3534l 4y ago
Too crackpot to mention unless I find something.
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by c3534l 4y ago
I have a crackpot theory that two languages are related, so I'm writing a program to try to reconstruct root words that derive from a common language - using test-driven development.
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by c3534l 4y ago
Maybe the reason most attackers don't use lockpicking to enter a home is because usually they lock is difficult enough to make other methods of entry easier.
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by c3534l 4y ago
I've been getting messages and mail in Oregon and I think they're just making things up. They even tried to shame me for voting in the general elections, but not the midterms. This is of course nonsense, but its probably easier to
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by c3534l 4y ago
Oh god, I'm in the same category as the 45 year olds. Kill me now.
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by c3534l 4y ago
I don't know much about Kanye, but are reports of people telling him he didn'h have talent to be a rapper genuine, or just something he tells people? Because it sounds like the sort of thing people make up for their own personal n
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by c3534l 4y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't see how this correlation shows that the mapping is semantic and not, say, grammatical, syntactic, or structural in some way.
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by c3534l 4y ago
The internet is a series of bad decisions its too late to undo.

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