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by jokoon 2y ago
Sounds like the book Ministry of the Future. And it's going to be worst every year, and nobody can remove that co2 on a large scale, it will take centuries for CO2 to return to normal. Good luck.
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by jokoon 2y ago
AI surely helps for a narrow set of cases, but often it's just advanced statistics. There is a big hype around AI. Some people mention AGI but have no metrics or definition about cognition, conscience, what is intelligence in terms of
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by jokoon 2y ago
Sorry but you sound like some sort of motivational speaker who doesn't want to listen to a doctor. People with depression already take care of themselves, but they can't just go in the Himalayas or south america or change jobs to
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by jokoon 2y ago
Maybe we need to interview a C++ compiler engineer, for microsoft, GCC, clang, etc, because C++ is a large language that carries its compilation model from C, and I don't think making modules happen, or implementing them, is a trivial
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by jokoon 2y ago
Backward compatibility with existing compilers. And more importantly, not breaking old, old codebases, which is a very critical problem. Obj-C++ and D don't have critical codebases, because there is just so much less code. Apple does w
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by jokoon 2y ago
I wish there was some way that you could configure a C++ compiler to just disable certain features of the language, or enforce good practices. But that's already what linters/static analyzers are doing? But then, why not integrate
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by jokoon 2y ago
never heard of that is that proven? how did they find about that? is it reddit doing it, or is it other users? EDIT: ok so that's a fake screenshot, the users says it is... sorry but this is misleading. he says hypothetical, and then m
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by jokoon 2y ago
Honestly I don't feel like that really fits the definition of art, at least how people imagine what the word "art" means. Procedural generation, yes. But art? I don't know. If a human makes a thing, would people consider
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by jokoon 2y ago
This is like being in 1200 and asking "how far we are from flying like birds". One very important lesson I learned while talking with a physics professor, is that often, breakthrough in science are made either by chance, or becaus
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by jokoon 2y ago
I wonder if the einstein really said that quote about bees, and if biologists would agree with it
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by jokoon 2y ago
Isn't bromine used for anti cockroach gel? EDIT: no, it's boric acid, B, not Br.
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by jokoon 2y ago
An non-conspiracy would be that iOS confused deleted data as corrupted data and recovered it, although that's quite a bad bug, although maybe it just happened during a deployment script I guess? Remember: deleting data only removed ino
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by jokoon 2y ago
I would rather be able to see statistics about the domains of the email I receive instead, to see offenders etc. I already created a lot of filters for that, which helps a lot do some cleanup. Also, I seem to have a lot of attachments, like
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by jokoon 2y ago
this is why people should better study neuroscience, psychology if they want to advance research in AI. also things related to graph topology in neural networks maybe, but probably not related to artificial NN. I was given this video, which
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by jokoon 2y ago
Vehicle regulations, norms and crash test etc are not the same in china, and obviously it makes EU/US cars more expensive. Although it's obvious that those norms are probably bad and are created by the automotive lobby.
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by jokoon 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Five_personality_traits#Cr... quite a lot of critics in there I don't dismiss it entirely, and humans don't really know enough about how the brain works on the mechanical lev
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by jokoon 2y ago
oh indeed, I had not scrolled enough!
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by jokoon 2y ago
Think cell is the company the creator of lexy works at
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by jokoon 2y ago
Even when kids are put in school, they still spend a lot of time with their parents, and children do a lot of mimetic Would genetics lead to some personality disorder that are common in a family, and would that lead to similar personalities
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by jokoon 2y ago
I laughed sound like a baby Richard Stallman (I like open source but still)
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by jokoon 2y ago
I wonder if it breached the contract/TOS between the game company and valve. I guess lawyers at valve had to work extra to come up with a decision, because they're probably going to court over this.
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by jokoon 2y ago
Can it build a C++ SFML application on windows? I am now annoyed by the claims of those build systems. My own experience is using a visual studio project manually, and writing classic makefile for linux. Those are things I can't avoid
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by jokoon 2y ago
I have nothing against trials, but to me the title is a bit editorialized. Summarizing a study that is not a very interesting breakthrough smells like it attempt to promote something, but at least the article talks a lot about caution. It&#
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by jokoon 2y ago
Personal anecdote are not science
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by jokoon 2y ago
If they are approved by the FDA and prescribed by a doctor, yes. Because it's normal for me that I trust institutions who have their reputation and exist for the good of the public, not because I can just find a few vocal experts who d
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by jokoon 2y ago
1. The article doesn't say the sample are diagnosed with depression, that rings an alarm, that should be an important parameter. 2. The article says SEVERAL times that the results should be taken with caution and a grain of salt, for s
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by jokoon 2y ago
1. The article doesn't say the sample are diagnosed with depression, that rings an alarm, that should be an important parameter. 2. The article says SEVERAL times that the results should be taken with caution and a grain of salt, for s
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by jokoon 2y ago
1. The article doesn't say the sample are diagnosed with depression, that rings an alarm, that should be an important parameter. 2. The article says SEVERAL times that the results should be taken with caution and a grain of salt, for s
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by jokoon 2y ago
I don't care about the regulation, I want people to stop saying psychedelics are better than antidepressants. I want people to listen to their doctors and stop having wishful ideas that ruins people's brains.
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by jokoon 2y ago
Here we go again, promoting unregulated substances for medical purposes.

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