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by dschuetz 5y ago
The compression already begins with the receptors, maybe I should have started there. Each stimuli/pattern gets more simplified with each neuron layer, e.g. if a region of receptors fire a the same time, fire that one neuron, if not at
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by dschuetz 5y ago
This is nothing new; I have read several books and works on neurology, and this is best described a "a simplified representation of the environment". Thanks to signal noise and neuroplasticity over time the weakest connection poin
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by dschuetz 5y ago
CRT are the best displays to this day. Change my mind. I wish there still was more development on that. Yes they were noisy and heavy, but the picture quality! <3
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by dschuetz 5y ago
First the streaming vendors compete for users, then, as the market is getting saturated (no more users left for subscriptions), they start competing for ads. And then users start cancelling, because of too many or irrelevant ads. It's
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by dschuetz 5y ago
Ew.
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Amazon Prime dark patterns are known and intentional(businessinsider.com)
55 points by dschuetz 5y ago|8 comments
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by dschuetz 5y ago
I wonder if I can automate this...
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by dschuetz 5y ago
Is it possible in Germany to file a GDPR violation against vendors who outright refuse deletion or fail to comply otherwise?
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by dschuetz 5y ago
In Germany employee is just a status, and "collaborator" or Mitarbeiter is a general term for an employed person in a company or team. I was talking not just about terms or words, but new organizational concepts as well.
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by dschuetz 5y ago
As long companies keep using human resources and labor instead of investing in intellectual assets or partners the situation will never get better. People are no longer motivated by money alone, as money is just compensation, not in
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by dschuetz 5y ago
We're approaching the limits here, I think.
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by dschuetz 5y ago
"I am the healthiest person I know" so others might disagree? Such self-centered perception of "being healthy" is one of the reasons people fool themselves while actually having a healthy lifestyle instead of being act
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by dschuetz 5y ago
This is missing CLFS, Cross-compiled Linux From Scratch, another amazing LFS project. It's unfortunate that the project apparently has been abandoned some years ago.
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by dschuetz 5y ago
It looks like an old mineral crystal. "Strange plant-like" sounds very amateurish and does not reflect facts.
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by dschuetz 5y ago
The article is very interesting to read, except the part where his personal life is spotlit. Finally something more nuanced research done on this. In my lifetime I was told pretty contradictory views on how fat metabolism works and what exa
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by dschuetz 5y ago
It's official: Zuckerberg has lost his effing mind.
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by dschuetz 5y ago
PIP?
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by dschuetz 5y ago
Interestingly, I have employed a similar sentiment so far, without knowing that it might be actually a good thing. I am trying to give at least one short and comprehensive answer that: I am not looking for new challenges, thanks though. Exc
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by dschuetz 5y ago
Remember Sony removing OtherOS/Linux from the PS3? Yeah? No? That's the reason I don't buy Sony hardware anymore. See, the issue is decades old. But somehow people keep forgetting.
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by dschuetz 5y ago
Whoever still buys Blu-rays anyway? Isn't it a dead market already?
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by dschuetz 5y ago
Google does that also, for the profanities in Russian language. Nothing new.
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by dschuetz 5y ago
Reading this the following comes to mind: Wow systemd breaks important things and solves non-problems, awesome, I love systemd!
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by dschuetz 5y ago
What do you mean "jump ship"? There are plenty of Linux distributions that still let you choose. Genuine question though: why didn't Lennart and his gang just fork some Linux distribution for their ideas? Why invade everywher
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by dschuetz 5y ago
> (3) systemd replacing the dog's breakfast of scripting madness each distro built from scratch instead of collaborating Which goes completely against what Linux stands for - collaboration. The "scripting madness" as you c
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by dschuetz 5y ago
Just you wait until Lennart and his gang changes LGPL to MIT.
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by dschuetz 5y ago
If homed makes it into the major distributions I'm done with mainstream Linux.
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by dschuetz 5y ago
It is really saying a lot when asked about workers complaining the top management starts shoveling numbers instead of facing the issues. This is how far removed management is from reality; it's all numbers and analytics to them, acting
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by dschuetz 5y ago
The only reason not to open source is monetization monopoly. Wolfram could as well be open source and still not be like all those 10 excuses they pose as arguments against open source. They just want to keep their code hidden, and not be re
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by dschuetz 5y ago
What happens to guys who get their accounts disabled for no reason and they don't know anyone from the executive floor? "Sucks to be them"?
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by dschuetz 5y ago
I am not sure about this, because I don't like to be hugged at all, and if someone does hug me I want to run away and hide.

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