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by didibus 4y ago
I feel this really needs fact checking. I'm also confused, why, in Japan, would a Twitter curation team curate for more political topics, and not for anime ? And what's this Moments feature, some way to make sure local news posts
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by didibus 4y ago
> But these measures alone won’t bring our expenses in line with our revenue growth Interesting, so the cust cuttings aren't about being sustainable or avoiding loss, but to meet future growth expectations? Couldn't they just h
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by didibus 4y ago
The ML space is a lot easier to get into than before. Training and using models is more and more just like using any other library or framework. The hard algorithmic parts, the math, that's all being solved by academia and researcher.
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by didibus 4y ago
Quantify "plenty". On multiple measures Clojure is the most used Lisp, while also being the youngest, which I think speak a lot to the adoption benefits of being on the JVM and on JS. Maybe it'll bite it long term, hard to sa
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by didibus 4y ago
My point was that they're exactly the same as Java stacktraces, so if you think Java's are bad, JS are just as bad.
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by didibus 4y ago
I think it's just bad online tutorials and guides. It's not any more complicated in practice than any other language I've tried, maybe with the caveat that getting a REPL running and connected is more work than an only static
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by didibus 4y ago
But then you get the terrible JavaScript stacktraces !
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by didibus 4y ago
That's true, but the other way is also true, nobody would adopt Clojure at a professional shop if it wasn't for an existing Java shop where some devs thought they'd rather use Clojure and started adding Clojure progressively
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by didibus 4y ago
Ya, if you've never programmed in Java, Kotlin or Scala on the JVM before, this is definitely an additional learning that all JVM languages have. But if you're already familiar with any of those, it'll be the same as what you
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by didibus 4y ago
These time changes definitely confuse me. I agree, waking up in the dark sucks, but is that really going to happen? I'd say 7am wake up time, and 10pm sleep time is an ideal schedule given when we all decided that school/work woul
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by didibus 4y ago
> While Meyer has not granted permission for James to create a derivative work from Twlight, she has not yet initiated any public litigation directed at the 50 Shades of Grey series. Still, because Meyer's copyright lasts for her li
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by didibus 4y ago
> derived from many sources You can't say it's derived from many sources and then say it's original work haha. The output work would appear original in most cases (if you filtered out for left over watermarks and too much
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by didibus 4y ago
I've already seen it happen a little. There's a few games, albeit often indie, where they used generative music makers for their soundtrack, saving them having to hire a music producer. I mean, if you've used or tried any of
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by didibus 4y ago
They do have 100 million in backed VC funding. They obviously intend to profit somehow.
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by didibus 4y ago
This argument every time I hear it is so ridiculous. It's like saying that the CNC machine should also be given mandatory time off each year just as all the other factory workers. One is a machine, the other a human, what rights and la
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by didibus 4y ago
Derivative work isn't permitted under current copyright though, you know that? Like I can't release a sequel to a Star Wars movie without getting a license to do so by Disney, because they own the original work's copyright,
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by didibus 4y ago
Thanks, I went and read about it, it's interesting. It is unclear how it stopped exactly and why it changed, apart from making ballot booths, but it does seem to be making a comeback. Still, in any case, just to be extra clear, this is
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by didibus 4y ago
Ah thanks. This solution does seem to have a bootstrapping problem, especially since "critical thinking" is already a hot potato.
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by didibus 4y ago
But what if capita doesn't map to efficiency? I feel the idea of making it per-capita seems a bit dubious, I really doubt that you get an even per-capita distribution, it's probably very skewed.
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by didibus 4y ago
> GDP per capita adjusted for PPP What's the point of per-capita here? I've found personally this is the part that cause confusion. The per-capita makes it look like each person is equally participating in the gross production
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by didibus 4y ago
> attempting to label your opponents as corrupt and soft on crime is as old as politics itself. Convincing people to vote for you is not a soft-coup. From my understanding of political history, it used to be more common to talk about you
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by didibus 4y ago
> Intellectual self defence Can you explain what that is, I'm not familiar with the term?
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by didibus 4y ago
I can see the issue with this, but we also can't simply ignore the information warfare happening in the modern world. It's one thing for them to control US citizens rethoric, but there's very much state-warfare going on and t
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by didibus 4y ago
There's a problem of adversarial attack right now. An adversarial person can flood people with rethoric of issues, corruption, crime, against all established political powers and institutions, and position themselves as the solution to
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by didibus 4y ago
To me, the problem currently I believe is with the internet and how it creates a new quality to speech. People can speak up, but it turns out that there's now too much noise and nobody can distinguish the source of the speech, the cont
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by didibus 4y ago
> No. This is not the case. Everyone has your attitude. Every programmer is downplaying the significance of it all. Expand on the "significance" part. Because I don't feel like I'm downplaying the significance of it a
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by didibus 4y ago
> You don't realize it but this sentence is a declaration equivalent of saying "I'm a biased person." That was the point of my sentence lol, I'm explicitly stating my bias in order to address it. Emotionally and
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by didibus 4y ago
I think I have a bit of an issue with your overconfidence on this. There's no proof of this it seems, while I agree it's one of many hypothesis, I find it crazy that you can jump from the hypothesis to conclude it's true just
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by didibus 4y ago
I'll try to give you the most charitable read, but even if I do, the simple fact that inflation is happening world wide seems like there's no way the cause can simply be what you said. It also ignores the flip side. COVID relief p
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by didibus 4y ago
Practically speaking, and the way things are going, I think you're absolutely right. But theoretically, countries can ban your product if it doesn't comply with local copyright laws. That can mean that say any video game, movie or

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