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by jokoon 3y ago
Important: is you want your data, just ask Reddit. I realized this way later, after writing scripts to query pushshift.
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by jokoon 3y ago
There are so many big fines related to IT, at some point I tend to believe it's a way to get a back a part of all those taxes they don't pay. It seems to be a diplomatic way to handle this thing.
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by jokoon 3y ago
It's also crucial to not forget about wirth's law, that states that software is getting slower than hardware is getting faster. So don't fall for software vendors that want to convince you that you need a faster CPU every x y
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by jokoon 3y ago
Why can't they make the same thing but as a phone? I'm desperate to have a cheap, open, frugal device that I can program easily that fit into my pocket. I'm not willing to use Android studio just to make a simple app, or godo
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by jokoon 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandolini%27s_law > Brandolini's law, also known as the bullshit asymmetry principle, is an internet adage coined in 2013 that emphasizes the effort of debunking misinformation, i
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by jokoon 3y ago
1. Thick skin is not always the point, trolling also allows people to influence the political debate. 2. Freedom of speech allows to have a healthy conversation, the point is not to flame people who disagree to shut them away, which is ofte
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by jokoon 3y ago
I brought up Hitler, and another question on socialism. Looking at the answers, this AI is really a troll factory. EDIT: Same thing for Putin and Ukraine. This AI seems like it's nectar for online trolls, so for morality, it should be
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by jokoon 3y ago
I bought an Alcatel phone, it has less bloat, no layer of things like Samsung phones. Although it has some wallpaper icon that I cannot remove on the lock screen. At least windows can install itself on a PC, but it's 2023 and it's
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by jokoon 3y ago
I'm not american, but sometimes I wonder if those things happen because a smart evil person manages to convince another negligent and unintelligent person to do a bad thing and take responsibility for it. I mean I don't think we n
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by jokoon 3y ago
I wish there was insightful explanations on why AI cannot think, and if there are researchers trying to explore this topic, and if yes what they do.
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by jokoon 3y ago
It says "a few python dynamic features are not supported" what are those?
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by jokoon 3y ago
article 25 of the declaration of human rights talks about right to shelter and food
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by jokoon 3y ago
for AES, for example?
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by jokoon 3y ago
So can a large FPGA be somehow used to brute force encryption? I don't really understand electronics to see if a GPU could be faster than a FPGA, but my guess is yes? It seems that anything that can be programmed is inherently slower t
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by jokoon 3y ago
I tried to classify images using tensorflow and inception using a pre trained model, it was awfully slow. I asked almost everywhere for a faster and less accurate model, no answer. I'm starting to suspect that GPU vendors are the ones
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by jokoon 3y ago
Also it seems that associating a file type with a program also change its icon, you cannot have separate icon and file association. For example, I want a separate icon for .txt .py .cpp, and all open them with sublime text. I tried many thi
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by jokoon 3y ago
https://replicate.com/pharmapsychotic/clip-interrogator using: cfg.apply_low_vram_defaults() interrogate_fast() I tried lighter models like vit32/laion400 and others etc all are very very slow to load or use (mode
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by jokoon 3y ago
I just tried some pre-trained models to classify images, using a CPU, it takes about 10s to 15s per image. I did not know it was so inefficient.
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by jokoon 3y ago
Sometimes it becomes difficult to say that anarcho-primitivists have no good argument at all. I'm not for living in the forest and obviously, technology has a lot of benefits, but maybe technology should be used in moderation, when one
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by jokoon 3y ago
question: isn't there a bottom transistor size that it's physically impossible to go below?
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by jokoon 4y ago
Spotify, Netflix and co. really put a dent in the availability of illegal downloads, to a point where most users would pay to use them, but they must be careful how hard they want to squeeze people. Also it becomes difficult for users to pa
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by jokoon 4y ago
Profitability cannot be the only motive. A small fraction of those profits could be invested in indie games to diversify and just have "better games", not just profits. Stop using the devil's advocate at every occasion.
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by jokoon 4y ago
I wonder what are the actors who invest in small indie games. It seems like the indie game market is quite a complex, with a lot of bad games, but still a few games of high quality who deserve so much more attention. I really wish there wer
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by jokoon 4y ago
Ublock can do this with an option
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by jokoon 4y ago
Are there more university/research centric resource of communities regarding AI, I mean things on a more epistemic and higher level, that disregards current ML techniques and implementations? I have no problem when there is a lot of mo
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by jokoon 4y ago
I use generators, list comprehension and a lot of lambda stuff with python. It's a bit fun because it's very short to write, it's concise and it helps a lot working only with dict and tuples etc. Not sure if it's faster,
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by jokoon 4y ago
Please add 512mb of flash memory. I won't buy until it has flash memory. Why is that such a difficult thing to have? Smartphones cost less than 70$ and they have more than 2gb. I'm starting to think the rpi isn't led by peopl
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by jokoon 4y ago
There is just not enough lithium on earth. Unless cars weigh 500kg or we limit ourselves to electric bikes, we cannot make enough electric cars, and there is not enough carbon free power either to charge all those cars. The world would requ
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by jokoon 4y ago
No, it was the abuse of fossil fuels
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by jokoon 4y ago
I guess ai deserves a new winter to be honest, it would teach everybody a lesson and put more pressure on scientists to do better research on ai. For now ai is not science or research or innovation, it's just money spent so that compan

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