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by jaggirs 6y ago
No, they put zero warnings. Warnings only make it more likely that someone decides to start digging.
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by jaggirs 6y ago
BuzzFeed News identified 268 newly built compounds by cross-referencing blanked-out areas on Baidu Maps with images from external satellite data providers Pretty cool. Trying to hide the facilities made them easier to find.
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by jaggirs 6y ago
Interesting, Google technically has the power to ban whoever they want from any website that uses their captcha. All they have to do is give out impossible captcha's.
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by jaggirs 6y ago
Exactly, we don't know the best play. So chess is uncertain. Whether there is a theoretical best move or not does not make playing chess any more certain if the move is unknown.
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by jaggirs 6y ago
Peer to peer internet is what is missing I suppose.
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by jaggirs 6y ago
There absolutely is uncertainty in chess. Or do you know with certainty that you will win before the game starts?
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by jaggirs 6y ago
Does this have any similarly with staring at a fire?
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by jaggirs 6y ago
Hmm you are right. This brings to questiom why in real life we don't tend to go all in on the best bet.
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by jaggirs 6y ago
A players mental representation of the game is already that (and you use this mental representation to predict future outcomes). If you add probabilistic moves, the optimal way to play would be to give each alternative move the same weight
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by jaggirs 6y ago
No, you are getting paid for the lies and advertisements you see. You get paid with free apps.
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by jaggirs 6y ago
Then you should get mad, because there are better alternatives to google translate (deepl).
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by jaggirs 6y ago
The possibility of someone stealing your identity (or worse) far outweighs the damages from losing some coupons. Deleting exposed databases is genious, there need to be real repercussions for companies if they leak user data.
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by jaggirs 6y ago
Yes, that's what it is. Although the 'competitive' meta would be limitied to the adaptations of the top players. The concept is common enough in gaming culture that they popularized a name for it.
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by jaggirs 6y ago
You say that as if there is a divine purpose for each of us. By the same logic, what if their profession should have been selected by their parents? This line of thinking is inpractical.
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by jaggirs 6y ago
The plural of anecdote is data. You just need to know that your anecdotes are reasonably trustworthy.
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by jaggirs 6y ago
Negative indexing (along with the related syntax for slicing) is one of the most usefull python features. Numpy and pandas thrive on it. Just learn the language, python is already one of the easiest languages out there.
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by jaggirs 6y ago
I imagine it is like representing code with a flowchart. Suddenly you are a lot less restricted by your mental representation and you can draw arrows any way you want. I often experience something similar, even though I'm not blind: Wh
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by jaggirs 7y ago
You could also not give the useragent to the iframes.
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by jaggirs 7y ago
Indeed, a fact like "Shostakovich composed his 5th sympohny in 1937" may have little value on itself, but its value is compounded with related facts. For example, if you also knew that Shostakovich was Russian, you could deduce wi
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by jaggirs 7y ago
The article not about 80's economics. He was just making a point, of course he knows the concepts he mentions with more depth than discussed in the post.
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by jaggirs 7y ago
I am convinced there has to be a way to leverage the expressive power of a language like pure prolog without the strain of the 'hints' you need to give it when the depth-first algorithm can't solve the problem. My bet is that
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by jaggirs 7y ago
A solution to this is leveraging the ecosystem of another language, like elixir (erlang) and all the jvm languages do.
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by jaggirs 7y ago
AI was hot too before winter came
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by jaggirs 7y ago
1. Data Redundancy 2. Encryption
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by jaggirs 7y ago
I never heard of Clikz, so I checked out their website, and their mayor sales pitch seems to be that it is european? I mean, as an european I suppose I would rather use european products, but I'm not going to use a different search eng
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by jaggirs 7y ago
Also applies to content uploads from creators. If instead of only uploading to youtube they automatically did so for a variety of platforms, youtube's monopolistic position would be reduced somewhat. Also reduces the likelihood of your
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by jaggirs 7y ago
I dont think who the person in charge is matters that much. The conglomerate of powerfull people in china have allowed Xi to rise into power because he would serve their interests. Same when Hu was in power. In a mature political system, tr
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by jaggirs 7y ago
So learn these skills before applying. Unless you are arguing from the perspective of the employer. Then I suppose you will have less offers. But apparently employers mostly care about the social skills (comment by op), so this doesn'
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by jaggirs 7y ago
There is no incentive to block an infringing video. The presence of the sound is accidental anyways and does not damage the claimants revenue (it is not a replacement good). So the claimant wont directly (video revenue) or indirectly earn m
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by jaggirs 7y ago
This video from adult swim has a bit of a similar theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWsYaOM6pRg&list=LLyI69iuZYo...

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