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by joebiden2 3y ago
We will need a combination of technologies we have in order to really achieve emergent intelligence. Humans are comprised of various "subnets" modelling aspects which, in unison, produce self-conciousness and real intelligence. Wh
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by joebiden2 3y ago
If something is funded by a government and employs folks, they will feel obligated to agree to some official government position. Even in germany this is observable. Insofar I simply don't share your view, but this is fair to me. I c
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by joebiden2 3y ago
If "crooks" as a category would be so stupid, we wouldn't have crime at all. While good, this is fishing the ocean with a fishing rod to me. The comfiest, surface-nearest and most trusting fish get arrested, which ironically
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by joebiden2 3y ago
What's kind of funny is that the "Canadian press" is state-affiliated media :) Sorry for this pun, but I think it is appropriate here.
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by joebiden2 3y ago
Yeah, it's one of the repeating patterns in media at the time.
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by joebiden2 3y ago
That CBC is funded by the government is true according to the article itself: > CBC/Radio-Canada is publicly funded through a parliamentary appropriation that is voted upon by all Members of Parliament. Its editorial independence is
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by joebiden2 3y ago
It's a bit funny how this post contradicts itself by voicing a strong opinion (we don't know yet if it's loosely held). I don't disagree with the general point though. The stronger someone supports an opinion, the harder
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by joebiden2 3y ago
It would be fair if you also compared Wayland to X11 in the areas wayland really lacks, which are the ones I originally posted. It is a strict regression in all of these. In my mind, a modern framework should embrace security first, then ac
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by joebiden2 3y ago
3) don't reply to threads obviously created with the intention of promoting some costly product, promising to surpass specialized knowledge, just by spending a few bucks.
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by joebiden2 3y ago
It's really hard to take the HN guidelines here at face value. It's hard to suppress the thought that this has been upvoted by a SEO-bot army.
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by joebiden2 3y ago
One of the rare moments I simply don't understand how something gets upvoted that much on HN. Edit: this is like "get rich by just following this". It's not wrong, but so much facepalm-inducing, and it's just 100 bu
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by joebiden2 4y ago
Let's assume you are blind and you rely on a certain set of tools. These tools aren't available after you upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04. Wouldn't you think this is a regression? Any why do you think those tools need to be rewritten
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by joebiden2 4y ago
But why do we then aim to replace X11, which is from a user perspective almost feature-complete?
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Ask HN: Frustrated with Wayland – Misconceptions?
6 points by joebiden2 4y ago|9 comments
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How to Create AI Technology We Can Trust(darpa.mil)
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by joebiden2 4y ago
This is the gist of what makes HN great. Sorry for this unsubstantial post, but I just have to say that. Thanks for your moderation. Incredible work!
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by joebiden2 4y ago
The article says (2nd paragraph, last sentence): > Out of the billions of legitimate payments made on Stripe, Radar incorrectly blocks just 0.1%. I seem to parse this differently, to me it reads as if 1 out of 1000 transactions are incor
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Exploring nine simultaneously occurring transients on April 12th 1950 (2021)(nature.com)
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by joebiden2 4y ago
Wayland still doesn't provide reasonable accessibility, and X11 lacks real problems at least from an user perspective (see also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35430864 ). I think it's quite a hard sell, wayla
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by joebiden2 4y ago
The reason "secure boot" (yeah, scare quotes intended) is not the default for linux distributions: > The boot loader and kernel must be signed with a trusted key recognized by the UEFI firmware. Microsoft maintains a widely tru
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by joebiden2 4y ago
So both Ukraine and Russia win the battle? I'm curious who wins the war then.
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How did asteroid (7482) 1994 PC1 get its “face”?(astronomy.stackexchange.com)
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Datadog EU Is Down(status.datadoghq.eu)
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by joebiden2 4y ago
It would help your point if you stated what your business area is. Upvoted your post anyway.