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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
well the people who did the Higgs boson theory worked and re-worked for years all the prior work about elementary particles and arguably did a bunch of re-mixing of all the previous “there might be a new elementary particle here!” work unti
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
crypto is a kind of live estimate of the frustration with government restrictions on using one’s own property. that in itself seems to have some social value. in the US, banks will question you if you try to withdraw your own cash from your
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
…or ‘08 capital controls and being prevented from withdrawing your own funds from your own bank account as happened in Greece back then.
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
in many educational systems, aptitude in math (the more abstract, the better) is conflated with intelligence. so maybe many of us have internalized we should valorize it?
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
ok so , in theory, “Mark” (the author of the original app in question in the original post) could change some of the verbiage around his app and resubmit claiming 230?
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
source?
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
i am not a lawyer, so please treat this as more of a question: my belief was that whether it’s ok to film in a public place is a matter of state law.
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
> The governor could create and disband a militia to defend the state. so you’re saying a governor could declare their state to be under attack and organize a militia maybe even using state funds?
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
is there some point of app abstraction where i can claim section 230 protection?
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
thanks for sharing! someone had explained to me the concept of “color of money” in payment systems years back and this matches up well.
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
to go further: let’s say i don’t even define a purpose for the app but just leave it open to users to define their metadata labeling scheme and all the app does is index the videos labeled in a common way. perhaps endusers agree on redit or
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
so if i build an app that enables endusers to upload videos from their phones to youtube and then offers a labeling system so that ice-related (or other) activities can be interlinked and searched/discovered/traversed i am suddenl
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
i give feedback by copy-pasting output. hence the round and round. maybe if i had a sandbox that the model could run on autonomously it might ho better/faster.
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
i don’t have a strong view either way, but as a data point: I've heard the word “muggle” used in casual conversation and i don’t run in circles where harry potter is considered required reading.
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by coderatlarge 11mo ago
i’ve had little luck getting ai systems to correctly set up networking for a set of vms. they tend to go round and round with ip tables commands that don’t ultimately solve the problem. is config fundamentally harder than writing code ?
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
yes, i definitely walked away with that impression. maybe they reserve the better experience for mire desirable candidates :)
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
i’ve interviewed with aws and received offers twice over the years. the first time they made me pay for my own lunch. the second time no lunch break was afforded. i didn’t accept the offers though i know several truly excellent people who
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
if the avp is too expensive imagine apple ouija! the connection fees alone would be like making an international phone call in the eighties :)
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
you can but apparently the avp can capture higher fidelity imagery than iphone .
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
i imagine it would be like the family photo moment when there us some level of staging for posterity.
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
is there oss that will scour and identify iffy certs on a box?
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
i want to capture 3d video of loved ones before they’re gone
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
i’m afraid i’ll look back and regret that i didn’t capture 3d memories of parents and grandparents when it was technically feasible because of a few dollars…
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
how so they supposedly do it?
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
except for the example of math from which after about a thousand years of number theory you get cryptography and computers.
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
unless you travel to the 25% of the world they antagonize politically. or unless you don’t comply quickly enough when they say “jump” and they unilaterally take away “your” gvoice number.
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
having crossed one of these superlative Guizhou bridges i can attest to their ability to inspire a sense of wonder like other large-scale human accomplishments.
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
not a bad idea if your average file size is a terabyte and there’s never a sure way to get a clean binary.
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
one of the things i took away about category theory is that it allows you to avoid repeating certain arguments which boil down to so-called “abstract nonsense” ie they have nothing to do with the specific objects you’re dealing with but rat
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by coderatlarge 1y ago
also note the hospital system is extremely paranoid about data management and probably wouldn’t allow a pcp to have mri data on a laptop. even specialists seem to only review mri on hospital desktops.

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