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>The other person I have similar feelings for is Geohot. These guys are really, really smart. Its ok George, we love you and you know it
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5y ago
You could submit a dataset containing the bug report :-)
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5y ago
>Smartphones in their current form cannot have secure messaging. What about self-hosted matrix/element, used from the browser?
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5y ago
>not a state actor >speaking on behalf of your nationality Whats the state of freedom of expression in Turkey btw?
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6y ago
I'd argue that the line between software and hardware isn't as clear in neuro as someone with an IT background would like to think, specifically because the electro-chemical activities going on are both, hard and soft, at the sa
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6y ago
Lets just ignore the fact that we can't build the required storage period . The energy comes cheap and clean, until you consider the storage and the upkeep of those building for milleniums. Then again, who cares about milleniums if Da
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6y ago
Can you not make this an "blablabla ad hominem blabla"? It is absolutely obvious why this is terrible behaviour: the url that's previewed simply doesn't match the one you'd type in the address bar. The encoding is
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6y ago
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"> is the sane default that any internationally used website should use imo
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6y ago
The US prison system isn't designed around rehabilitation, but around profit. Just like the US justice system isn't designed around justice, but around righteousness. The fact that us-amerian judges fund their own election campaig
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6y ago
Lets just say I made the consicious descision to go with the masculine form :-)
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6y ago
This requires him to be aware of each pattern/“bias” in the data, which he isn’t, which is the reason we use the algos in the first place. Come to think of it, isn’t that an interesting venue for GAN-esque methods to detect the relatio
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6y ago
>implying that humans are aware of every pattern (“bias”) in the data, which they are not, which is the reason we use these algos in the first place audible sigh
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6y ago
Shoutout to twominutepapers, it's a wonderful channel.
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6y ago
But the buyers were supposed to be the hedges, desperate to get rid of their short positions. Which is just another dimension: they surely bought more shorts at 300. But can they possibly have covered the majority of their positions? Becaus
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6y ago
Yes, Reuter is immensively disappointing in this whole gig, starting with the doxxing of DFV. The media coverage is absolutely terrible, not only the silver-thing but also the silence on the SEC. It's truly disheartening
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6y ago
I would love to know what events exactly took place during the hype, people and hedges bought in at 60 and sold at 300? And now there is immense uncertainty on wether the squeeze already happened? I don't see GME falling below 40 any
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6y ago
Works flawless for me, both before and after you commented.
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6y ago
I wonder who precicely this is targeted for. The concept is interesting, but doesn't everyone who develops for macos already have a mac? Or is this actually an economic path with respect to cloud computing?
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6y ago
I've set my Whatsapp status to "I'm not using WhatsApp anymore, please contact me on Signal or on this email: ..." and uninstalled WhatsApp
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Ants are interesting because of the complex behavioral systems emerging from their comparatively simple biological systems, reminiscent of the game of life. Seeing the insane complexity of the human condition (look at the amount of scientif
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6y ago
This might, impressively, be the worst Webdesign I ever saw
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6y ago
told my father, 75, to install signal. he wrote me on signal five minutes later
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6y ago
Huge for matrix, yes. For signal to jump on the matrix train, matrix first needs to get their act together with respect to encryption. Try getting non-techsavy folk to set up multiple devices, the process is nowhere near viable right now
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6y ago
fwiw, signal has a decent client for macos
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6y ago
I didn't equate Trumps actions to ISIS, I tried to illustrate that somewhere, a line needs to be drawn , and that there is apparently an established consensus for this (this being that no one complained about free speech when it wasn&
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6y ago
Oh please, I was illustrating a point. The wide majority of people/"civilians" aren't capable to tell the difference between actual information and propaganda, and since the propaganda is designed to be more appealing, g
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6y ago
While I completely get the sentiment: I missed these complaints when platforms didn't grant ISIS free reign to spread their propaganda. Dealing in absolutes doesn't do the nuanced systems governing our reality justice, you should
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6y ago
Anyone who deals in absolutes either acts in bad faith or lacks maturity or intellect. That being said, when bad actors like SA don't get called out by our politicians, this kind of narrative is passively incentivized. What's happ
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6y ago
The solution, I think, lays in systems thinking. “Premise, premise, conclusion” can be rightfully used to represent (better: project) a perspective of a frame of a system. Simple causality doesn’t do the intricate complexity of existence an
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6y ago
I have some rendering-issues: https://i.imgur.com/D0LW0r9.png
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