davisoneee

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by davisoneee 4y ago
I think the parent's point is the exact opposite of what you have argued against. The author is saying they are afraid 'robots' will come for the fun stuff, rather than only being a tool for the menial labour. Think of the
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by davisoneee 4y ago
I presume parent is implying that war doesn't really provide any benefit to the occupants of either nation, so by expanding NATO--or otherwise encouraging 'don't start a fucking war'--we get to keep the populace out of w
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by davisoneee 4y ago
Right now, the ability for people to put out shit content is limited by human timescales. AI algorithms can generate 'noise' at a much faster rate than people can, so it will be even harder to find the hidden gems.
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by davisoneee 4y ago
That is a 2-3 year old link. It's not valid. Speed adjustment is available for video podcasts on spotify desktop. I just tried it directly on a rogan podcast, and can use it on both linux and windows desktop.
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by davisoneee 4y ago
A more generous interpretation would be that if you have a communal library, rather than everyone having their own individual libraries, it's easier to vet it for correctness. Rust takes the communal approach. The parent was suggesting
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by davisoneee 4y ago
I've not been using it overly long, but it seems to only accept plaintext, and basically generates lessons based on line-separated paragraphs (though don't quote me on that).
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by davisoneee 4y ago
Yes, in the 'sources' tab, you can select 'in order' and it will work through sources in the order that you add them. You can also select 'difficult' or 'easy', and it will suggest lessons based on an
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by davisoneee 4y ago
Incase it's of use, here's the layout I've ended up with after around a month's worth of tweaking (still tweaking it, but this is mostly stable in terms of the functionality I use). Some factors may not work for you depe
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by davisoneee 4y ago
I plan to put effort into maintaining qwerty. I can comfortably type qwerty with upwards of 100wpm and 99% accuracy (even right after doing a session on colemak). Right now, colemak is still in the 30-40 wpm stage, but only in last 2 or 3 d
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by davisoneee 4y ago
I am a heavy user of vim, but recently purchased a ZSA moonlander keyboard so I have easy access to a layer with arrows. I usually search to nav or do line jump them w or f, so not having hjkl isn't an issue.
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by davisoneee 4y ago
I have recently started trying to learn colemak[^3], and came across the great cross-platform tool Amphetype[^1]. You can load in whatever document you want as a source, and it'll randomly select chunks of whatever size you want (i.e.
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by davisoneee 4y ago
You need to memorise enough of the topic to know what to look up in a book. You need to memorise enough of the topic that you can draw relationships between disparate elements. Having content in your memory means you have the ability to pot
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by davisoneee 4y ago
I think the problem is that a lot of PKM articles are about _the PKM_, rather than the knowledge captured. Endless articles about 'hammers and chisels' in abstract, and not about 'woodworking', or how to use a chisel to
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by davisoneee 4y ago
Effective altruism is about the _effective_ part. Don't just donate to the charity or cause that _sounds_ good; look for where your money would provide the biggest impact. If you want to save lives in general, look for the most _effect
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by davisoneee 4y ago
I remember watching the show when I was very young and loved the pure anarchy of it. This documentary is a really great coverage of the young ones, including interviews with all the main cast. Not sure quite how much of it is in overlap wi
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by davisoneee 4y ago
If it's an instance level ban, then you can vote with your feet by migrating to a new instance. You are not electing who goes on the list, but you are electing to follow certain lists implicitly by which instance you join. With mastodo
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by davisoneee 4y ago
Presumably with cyclists insurance, you get penalised (with higher premiums in the future) for someone else hitting you, rather than (hopefully) the other drivers' insurance taking the brunt of it. Moreso as cyclists aren't a larg
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by davisoneee 4y ago
Except that they don't really say rust was painful....just that there was one specific moment / aspect that they found tricky.
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by davisoneee 4y ago
You are a wheelchair user, yes, but you don't really address the parent. The parent is saying that we should make society more accomodating, which you acknowledge with mention of restraint systems on public transport. I take it that&#x
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by davisoneee 4y ago
...the adhesive has everything to do with this. If the adhesive was stronger, the curling would not have enough force to lift it off the wall. Post-its only exist because of their weak adhesive...and it's because their adhesive is weak
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by davisoneee 4y ago
I don't think it requires any translation, as if you just tilt the guitar neck back towards you, this view is the view you'd have of the keyboard. If you had the mirrored translation, you'd always need to mentally flip the ch
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by davisoneee 4y ago
Further, editing your message to completely remove all trace of the original is highly disingenuous. Even if there is strong concern for CIA and Mossad in this situation, do you think your snark does anything to improve the situation? Do yo
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by davisoneee 4y ago
There's been a gradual relaxing of adherance to the hijab in Iran for decades, and this year a woman was murdered because of her 'lax' hijab. You are entertaining the idea that this _could_ be an israeli plot, which you don&#
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by davisoneee 4y ago
Or, you know, provide and expect evidence, rather than conspiracy? Try to improve the situation by providing some real data as to why _this_, or some other event, IS being driven by Mossad/CIA/whoever, rather than just throwing sn
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by davisoneee 4y ago
Miriam Webster Definition of conspiracy theory : a theory that explains an event or set of circumstances as the result of a secret plot by usually powerful conspirators You have no evidence that this is likely to be Israel. Just speculation
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by davisoneee 4y ago
I think it's perfectly fine for different games to have different cultures...for people of game A to want more calculation, and game B more towards psychology. Suggesting it doesn't reflect well on chess' culture suggests tha
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by davisoneee 4y ago
You get to new middlegame positions by playing the sub-optimal/weird moves in the opening that Magnus is suggesting. Otherwise, you get to a familiar middlegame and just grind out a draw.
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by davisoneee 4y ago
The game _is_ more optimal now, with chess grandmasters now having deep opening preparation and understanding of positions. However, that results in a lot of draws. To win tournaments, world championships, and break ELO records (which are M
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by davisoneee 4y ago
Magnus Carlsen has himself commented a sentiment similar to the article , on the Lex Fridman podcast (although not the exact same terms, I think if you _try_ to give the article a favourable interpretation, you can understand what they&#x27
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by davisoneee 4y ago
I assume the parent is implying that commissioned work is 'socially influenced', and thus by your argument, 'not art'...you are creating a piece because someone else is paying you to, not because that particular piece is

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