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igleria
2y ago
given one, three, five, seven, nine (odd numbers), seems like the machine should have said "there are no odd numbers without an e" since every odd number ends in an odd number, and when spelling them you always have to.. mention t
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igleria
2y ago
I do think Milei looks weaker than Donald because: - He is one year in (Donald just began so his fans are still in the honeymoon phase) and still "trickle down" is not working. He did get inflation to go down, but in a way similar
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igleria
2y ago
Of course someone already had a name for this, I appreciate the link!
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igleria
2y ago
I've found out that sometimes there is an "echo" of sorts when hearing or reading something. The first instinct one has is to say "what?" followed by "ah, you said flan, not plan". But if I stay silent, I
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igleria
2y ago
I chuckled a little when I pictured 2 internat randos having the typical internet fight "enhanced" by AI
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igleria
2y ago
Location:Berlin Remote: Full remote or hybrid in Dublin, Ireland Willing to relocate: Yes, to Ireland. Technologies: CS educated Backend generalist, currently working with typsecript/node.js/.net/k8s, can learn whatever. Résu
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igleria
2y ago
As an Argentinian, seeing the current US admin applying the "lessons" learned thanks to the javier milei experiment is the stuff of nightmares. Preventable and predictable nightmares.
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igleria
2y ago
Is this... open to european citizens to work remotely from the EU?
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igleria
2y ago
> So what can we do to prepare? EMP is what my ignorance in electronics suggests. But to be fair, people like you and me have no recourse against drone technology.
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igleria
2y ago
Maybe the ability to personalize the voice so it is more... robotic or based on a fictional thing like Knight Rider would help to change the attachment to something more... healthy?
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igleria
2y ago
He might not have business chops, but this seems a bit harsh :/
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igleria
2y ago
Congratulations! Given the results, I'd say your time was well invested. Did the project start as a hobby or did you intend it to be a source of income eventually? Again, well done!
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igleria
2y ago
> Based solely on our discussion, there appears to be a strong sense of entitlement in your positions and a reluctance to acknowledge your own failings while quick to point out procedural errors by others. > reluctance to acknowledge
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igleria
2y ago
You know what? You remind me of a middle aged woman who approached me screaming in January 2021 in a station in the U7 in Berlin. I was lost, looking at a map when a woman approached me. I first thought she was looking to help me, but she c
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igleria
2y ago
> Good riddance. .... ok? edit: > guide the fifth away from radical position naive.
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igleria
2y ago
my bobe had to run away from Poland circa 1933 to Argentina and I come from a smack in the middle class family. I know my family history, thanks. I see the meaning of what I quoted flew past over your head.
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igleria
2y ago
> As a manufacturer, I have also seen some factories passing on the opportunity to contract for some really big retailers, since taking on their orders meant squeezing their workers. you understood EXACTLY what I meant when quoting this.
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igleria
2y ago
paid my taxes and chose public health instead of private so oma und opa could get medical attention they deserve. And now planning on moving to Ireland. I cannot address the issue because between family and work and interviewing, time is ou
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igleria
2y ago
An abhorrent product that no doubt will be have abhorrent customers and maybe one or two that will use it for good.
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igleria
2y ago
Thank you, I know how to count. Previous election AFD had half the votes, so what is this "4/5 glass full" comment about?
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igleria
2y ago
What about operation paperclip?
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igleria
2y ago
> where the factories simply follow the orders I seem to remember some person using this argument. I think it's called https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superior_orders
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igleria
2y ago
This is comforting, as an Argentinian living in Germany. 1 out of 5 people here voted for the AFD...
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igleria
2y ago
I think he was asking for real tangible uses.
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igleria
2y ago
at last, something possibly more buggy than vibe coding!
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igleria
2y ago
I have yet to start a pet project that would entail using deep reinforcement learning to make a computer learn to beat this game: https://danielben.itch.io/dragonsweeper
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igleria
2y ago
there are a lot of extremely intelligent people that would want to work for musk. why ? beats me, but reality is reality.
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igleria
2y ago
Ah... FCEN, my alma mater! I'm not saying it as a graduate but my god FCEN has extremely bright students (not me of course, but I did manage to have a decent experience).
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igleria
2y ago
This immediately makes my mind bring up Hopfield networks https://arxiv.org/abs/2008.02217 when I worked with them circa 2012 they were practically toys. Maybe we are in a better place now?
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igleria
2y ago
electric goo would be a nice one!
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