humanfromearth9

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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
The problem is not being filmed, when the recording is used in small circles. The problem is when it's published for the world to see. As a rule of thumb, for my children at school, I refuse any use of their image if it's not for
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
Doesn't a LIDAR break digital cameras? Maybe those who don't want to be filmed should be walking around with some portable LIDAR device, de facto breaking the cameras of people who don't respect their desire to not be filmed.
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
Compile time is also night and day. Almost instantaneous with Typst, always slow with LaTeX. This also contributes to just doing the thing that one wants instead of procrastinating - it's out of your way and you can just focus on your
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
Wow quicktime... That's a name I haven't heard for a long time.
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
And the best thing about CSV is that it is a text file with a standardized, well known, universally shared encoding, so you don't have to guess it when opening a CSV file. Exactly in the same way as any other text file. The next best t
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
You could try Purescript, with the book¹ written by Charles Scalfani. It focuses exclusively on FP and does not deviate from it. ¹ https://leanpub.com/fp-made-easier/
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
LLMs do not hallucinate. They just choose the most probabilistic next token. Sometimes, we, humans, interpret this as hallucinating, not knowing any better, not having any better vocabulary, but being able to refrain from anthropomorphizin
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
Humans think with inductive and deductive reasoning. First inductive, then we generalize and deduce, which allows for quick decision-making, hence increases our survival fitness. I don't know how the transition is done from inductive t
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
"Real men..." Really? It's 2025, shouldn't we be past such misogynist expressions?
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
Nowadays you'd use Typist if producing a PDF is OK
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
Actually, when learning to read, you want children to be exposed for a long time and recurrently to a large quantity of text. The quality of the text should be a later objective, when reading has been acquired. Anecdotally, I've tried
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
Eufy Security?
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
Sync could be implemented using special email and IMAP servers for storage...
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
It's also trained on all best practices and algorithms that you don't know exist, so it is able to do better - provided you know to ask and how to ask/what to ask.
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
Blind-typing an SMS on a Nokia 3310 was so fast... or at least that was the feeling. I still regularly miss those keyboards, in particular when I hesitate between swiping a word or typing it, guessing how autocorrect will fail if I don&#x27
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
It's enigmatic, hence you don't understand.
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by humanfromearth9 1y ago
So much Game of life...
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
Suffering together for the same cause or with the same goal goes a long way to make close friends. It is actually how soldiers become close friends in the army.
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
Why doesn't anyone rewrite some of these tools in a language that can be compiled to a native binary by GraalVM and benefit of all Java's security guarantees? Would it be too slow? Don't the advantages outweigh the inconveni
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
Because it's lethal
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
New feature request: support for nix flakes...
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
Harry also for Harold!?
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
And I have yet to understand this.
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
In the past, I worked on a project for Luxembourg's CTIE (their IT administration). In most cases, they explicitly requested that we reimplemented features we needed instead of including more third party libraries. They just allowed es
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
Please take into account that this list is not final and may vary : some people may need to enter additional info. With a spreadsheet, this remains easy to do (you are in full control of the document and can add sheets, columns, rows as you
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
And in a few years, IBM will buy Xerox and own Lexmark again.
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
What looks like squatters might also be people who just want their own domain only for email, not hosting.
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
I'll speak for software development, but in principle it's the same for any other domain. Read about your technologies. A lot. When I started working (about 3 to 4 years) , I spent 20-30 minutes a day reading DZone articles about
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
Actually you just don't give feedback to your superiors. But you really may/should plant the seeds of ideas in their brains. You discuss concepts, fundamental stuff that will grow into their brain and make them change. This takes
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by humanfromearth9 2y ago
Yeah, but maybe this should be a bit more specific and state that one should always be the thumb. And then, why have we evolved with 5 of 4 is enough? Is it for redundancy, in case one fails? If yes, why is there no second thumb?

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