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by carom 3y ago
At some point, yes. They are aren't playing by society's rules (committing three felonies) and should be removed. If you have two felonies, perhaps don't rob trains? Most three strike laws have to do with violent crime though
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by carom 3y ago
I saw a bold jumper [1] a few months ago and it was truly beautiful. It was quite large, black and white, and had iridescent mouthparts. It really felt like coming across a shiny Pokemon IRL. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by carom 3y ago
I second Andres Ng's stuff (deeplearning.ai) and also Karpathy's [1]. Those both get you familiar with neural nets from the ground up. 1. https://karpathy.ai/zero-to-hero.html
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by carom 3y ago
As a software engineer, I disagree. Caveat, I haven't studied traditional ML and just went straight to DL. There is a lot of jargon and you do have to sit down and learn how things work, but once you do, deep learning is fairly simple.
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by carom 3y ago
Exercise is generally part of a weight loss plan but diet (e.g. cutting out carbs, sugar, not drinking calories, intermittent fasting, etc.) will be the biggest contributor. Running for an hour burns a surprisingly small amount of calories.
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by carom 3y ago
I simply test on my target systems. Additionally, I don't write contrived shifts and obvious overflows and math with integer size discrepancies and pre and post increments.
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by carom 3y ago
That felt like a waste of time for a "gotcha" post. The author must be very smart™. C has undefined behavior, got it, I probably have a pretty good intuition for how common compilers implement it though.
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by carom 3y ago
AML and KYC are about funding terrorism, not fraud.
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by carom 3y ago
I am not going to go read every MS blog on this group to find the original attribution, but generally it is from reusing infrastructure associated with a government (often even more specifically, a branch of government). IP addresses, corre
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by carom 3y ago
It is government sponsored. It says in the article. >Microsoft has identified the threat actor as Midnight Blizzard, the Russian state-sponsored actor also known as Nobelium.
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by carom 3y ago
I got an HSK 1 deck on Anki and it has audio and the pinyin has tone marks so I am learning pronunciation. It is also giving me grammar structures in the first week that Duo didn't in months. I truly feel Anki is better and that Duo is
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by carom 3y ago
I don't even remember why but I am never buying Samsung again. Was it a TV I owned that died? Was it a washing machine that had some small failure and required a whole board to be replaced? I honestly do not remember but I won't t
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by carom 3y ago
On the other hand, barbells are great until you realize you're missing some critical stabilizer and that is why your shoulder or glute has been hurting for years. Then you would kill for a cable machine.
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by carom 3y ago
Mint has been comfy and doesn't have Snap running by default.
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by carom 3y ago
Please no. I switched off Ubuntu because of Snap. It always caused problems with Firefox. It would update it in the background, which would cause it to silently break. I switched to the apt source of it but when I reinstalled just opted for
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by carom 3y ago
LA has extremely dysfunctional housing policy. A wave of immigration does nothing but increase demand for housing and drive up prices on rather limited stock. It has not lead to an increase in housing stock or better commercial districts. A
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by carom 3y ago
Major rights holders should take action in the cases where not taking action will cost them more money than manual review. Right now they are spamming garbage notices out and offloading all cost to the content sources receiving their notice
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by carom 3y ago
This is something the computer security industry is great at [0][1] that the software industry really needs to catch up on. I would love a weekend to week long course on writing an SMT solver, building a 2D game, training a neural net on cu
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by carom 3y ago
I cannot find a single instance of a pyr killing someone.
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by carom 3y ago
pwn.college
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by carom 3y ago
I believe this more and more as I go through my career. There is usually one person carrying progress hard. If you can get three or four of those people and another one to coordinate them you can do truly amazing things. Usually though you
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by carom 3y ago
Same here, not a film buff but "everything looks like a snapchat filter" makes sense to me and I hate it.
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by carom 3y ago
There are another few bunnie blogs [1] on that. The concept is called gongkai. It means open in the sense of IP is shared freely. 1. https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?p=4297
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by carom 3y ago
The CEO of the last startup I was at was like that. Very much an archetype in my mind now. I will never work with someone like that again.
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by carom 3y ago
Is this just for local inference? We have a server that the team hits via an OpenAI-compatible APIs but serving local models.
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by carom 3y ago
I feel like you should only be about to play the tune once per guess.
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by carom 3y ago
This happens to me fairly regularly. Best way to describe it is a mashup between those step-off-the-curb dreams in light sleep where you jolt awake and a gunshot being stuck in your head like a song.
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by carom 3y ago
It could be a 16 year old kid in Iowa. It could be a crimeware group. It could be a lot of people.
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by carom 3y ago
People say this a lot but I think something else is true. The cyberpunk visions are obvious applications of certain technologies. When that technology becomes capable and people start to apply it, they name it after what was coined previous
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by carom 3y ago
It's wild how much law enforcement just works for corporate interests.

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