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by greesil 2y ago
Lol that's cool. It would be hard to do secret messages but maybe I could do an audio remote control with this.
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by greesil 2y ago
I want this but also with a RF modem so I can send Morse code to nearby nerd friends.
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by greesil 2y ago
Like a ML model I would prefer being scored with cross entropy and not right/wrong. Like, I might guess wrong but it might not be that far off in likelihood.
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by greesil 2y ago
And yet the stock price has moved only a little. That's odd for something that seems so existential.
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RTAB-Map Open-Source Lidar Visual Slam Lib. For Large-Scale Long-Term Operation(arxiv.org)
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by greesil 2y ago
Insufficient enthusiasm. You have been fined one credit.
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by greesil 2y ago
That how I buy my sci fi books, so at least one. To be fair I usually buy all the nominees
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by greesil 2y ago
But sometimes the goat escapes and then breaks everything. Then somebody's got your goat.
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by greesil 2y ago
Libel law in the UK is nuts. I really have no idea about France, I just assumed it's some weird Napoleonic code where they guillotine you if you insult the emperor. That's the system that's there right?
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by greesil 2y ago
No it's all old news I'm afraid.
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by greesil 2y ago
It's not what's okay, it's comparing existing or previously existing nations or systems with each other, and not an ideal. Yes everyone can and should do better.
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by greesil 2y ago
Staying on topic is a rhetorical manipulation tactic.
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by greesil 2y ago
Examples can be found in Thomas Rid's book I mentioned above. IIRC it was usually originating out of West Germany organized by East German agents
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by greesil 2y ago
I think I replied to the wrong comment
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by greesil 2y ago
Oh definitely. This is the same reason why probably every company that's critical to the functioning of the internet probably has moles from every major intelligence agency private and state-run
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by greesil 2y ago
It's also a derogatory term from the cold war. I am happy to help bring it back.
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by greesil 2y ago
Wasn't that the point of Radio Free Europe and others?
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by greesil 2y ago
Objectively my country is the most free, you can whip out a swastika or one of those stupid Russian Z symbols here and nobody's going to put you in jail. You might deservedly suffer reputational harm, but that's it. The system is
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by greesil 2y ago
Oh the hand wringing. Fair's fair when the other side is doing it. Anyway, public discourse will always have someone pushing an agenda. Nabisco, CIA, your local Instagram influencer. It's a race to the bottom. That's why bast
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by greesil 2y ago
Sure. But the assertion was that it had no utility whatsoever and that's obviously not the case. Even tulips could be planted, despite them having had a crazy valuation.
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by greesil 2y ago
The russkies were doing the same. Read Thomas Rid's Active Measures. Choice quote from KGB colonel on publishing in western media: "If we didn't have the free press we would have had to invent it"
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by greesil 2y ago
Crypto does something useful, how else would you buy drugs and rocket launchers from the dark web?
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by greesil 2y ago
Oh he only went to MIT, pfff. And wrote a textbook.
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by greesil 2y ago
Yep. I'm also not a statistician, but linear regression that the blogger is using predicts the mean for each state, and this is being conflated with trying to predict p(color | state). The goodness of fit here would be better modeled c
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by greesil 2y ago
They truly walk among us
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by greesil 2y ago
That explains some managers I've had. Yeesh
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by greesil 2y ago
I suspect they're happy it didn't just blow up.
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by greesil 2y ago
Not sure if serious or you are the supreme master of deadpan humor. Or both.
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by greesil 2y ago
Yes we should start my six year old with group theory. When we go to the farmer's market I can ask him under what transformations is an apple invariant, and then pay for it by having him solve a Rubiks cube.
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by greesil 2y ago
If this was developed in the US this would immediately be ITAR restricted

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