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gryn
2y ago
the further away you are in your commute in the RER A the worse it is. the segments handled by SNCF (beyond nanterre) are a real pain where they left me stranded when they broke down and they do that more often than you would like. bus, ube
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gryn
2y ago
in case you didn't know Edge (like Brave, vivaldi, Opera GX, etc...) these days is just the chromium engine (blink) with a msft chrome.
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2y ago
Not sure, I get them in france at the very least twice a week. Other people I know complain about the same thing. I settled on never answering my phone if not in my contact list, if the caller is not a spammer they leave a voicemail.
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gryn
2y ago
so is abandoning everything for a farm raising goats.
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gryn
2y ago
The closer one would be semantic drift, But a very specific kind of drift. Semantic dilution / diffusion ? It's the reason expertise fields end up creating new terms with time. The old terms discriminatory sharpness decrease with
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gryn
2y ago
Yes, I agree. What I wrote was in defense of GP commenter who was downvoted at the time, not against the article. As with most things in life both too little and too much can have negative effects. The Hard part is figuring out where that
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2y ago
because there's a necessary baseline to be considered an adult ? if you can't manage to earn a living after I'm dead how will you survive ? if you're not alive, how will you manage to even try to be happy ? I say this as
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gryn
2y ago
the funnier part is that the youtube comment section of just about any video is filled with bot comments that logged in. so how is logged in helping at all ???
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gryn
2y ago
Can't you make a group with people you like ? There a feature like that in rocket league. Getting grouped with the same bad team mates repeatedly would just make me quit the game.
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2y ago
my problem with them is that they open room to a lot of risk when the dev fuckup and they don't even work. plenty of motivated cheaters bypass them you can even find tutorial on youtube for that. that mean they only make the experience
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gryn
2y ago
The gaming part is still windows. With all these kernel level access rootkit anti-cheat games, online games are a pain
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gryn
2y ago
yes, the projection is possibly responsible for it looking like a simplex/triangle since it's a probability distribution over 3 states. another individual seem to have asked that same question in the comment section of that articl
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2y ago
Nice article (paper?). I was aware of JP crutchfield work on statistics for complexity theory for a while now but never thought of making a connection to deep learning even though his framework is generic enough to apply to any predictor. T
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2y ago
> they won't find a good business case what to do with the collected data. ads. they've been clear about windows becoming more ads oriented. guess they are testing the water to try and get a competitive edge over google in a fe
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2y ago
I don't think msft will give you the code for windows to review it if you ask nicely, unlike linux where it's already available. if you're paranoid about the distribution of your pre-built distro you can compile everything by
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2y ago
you're misreading the comment. this a about filtering the kind of notification from a single app. notifications from a single app are split by category, and you can disable in the phone settings notifications from a single category wil
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2y ago
different devs have done through history different methods implementing this. the real answer is context depend, who's the target audience and what do they want out of that progress bar. you can have a progress bar that show the milest
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2y ago
of all the people to say this, him ? guess, takes one to know one.
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2y ago
yes you're right. but that one instance of doing so, but not the only way. I dislike it too since they put an emphasis solely on the app and not on the data. what I had in my was just idle thoughts about providing disentangled primitiv
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2y ago
the problem as you said is that the common denominator between all filesystem that are currently in use is to practically forget that metadata exist because you're only one filesystem transfer away from it disappearing (copy from one h
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2y ago
> It all happens on your device. any garantee on that ? or that will not change one windows update or two down the line ?
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2y ago
if you find this interesting you'll also find the publications of J.P Cruthfield interesting, he seem to have worked in this same institute up to 2004 before moving to UC Davis. he has 20+ years worth of papers on the topic, I keep pro
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2y ago
To be fair that was already the case for me before AI, Right at that time that companies, individual and governments found out that they could write subvert ads in the form of comments posts and 'organic' and they started to flood
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2y ago
I don't understand why either you or the parent comment had to deal with AirBnB in any way to begin with. Shouldn't your talk be with the owner of the property ? or more likely the shared building property manager (syndic is the w
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gryn
2y ago
that's like asking if a pen or keyboard lead to bloat. depends on who's using them.
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2y ago
I hate loud or noisy cars but this is triggering so many of my BS meters. all of them seems to be young undergraduate students from business school specifically and it's a self reporting test about what they find "cool". this
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2y ago
> who outside the tech world is getting excited about and actually buying/using VR Headsets? Parents who want to buy a toy for their children, they are not exited about it they just find it cheap enough. If you want proof just play
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2y ago
people want control. not every app under the sun needs that regardless of what it devs think. If there's an app that I only need when I open and don't care for it bg service then I should be able to tell it f off. devs might think
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2y ago
wtf is up with all these bots ? it's ironic they decided to do this on a post about LLMs. Are they feeling threatened that LLMs are taking their jobs ?
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2y ago
the point is probably about whether google still has the ability to go from 0 to 1. instead of 1 to n. from the outside they look like they are not so slowing becoming the bean counting accountant / MBA type of company.
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