kachnuv_ocasek

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MicroPython officially becomes part of the Arduino ecosystem(blog.arduino.cc)
109 points by kachnuv_ocasek 4y ago|33 comments
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by kachnuv_ocasek 4y ago
Cutting bonuses, for example?
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by kachnuv_ocasek 4y ago
In all honesty, 12 pages per day doesn't really seem that much.
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by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago
Uh, it does not (unless you're 12 or so, I suppose).
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Trojan Source – Invisible Source Code Vulnerabilities(trojansource.codes)
3 points by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago|0 comments
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by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago
> Is there any field of study where the whole point is NOT to make concepts understandable by humans? Literary and art critique seems to be that field.
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by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago
What fascinates me is that this was apparently written in just two days according to the commit log: https://github.com/PuruVJ/macos-web/commits/
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by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago
Do you have any plans to implement some sort of model averaging or stacking? I believe it would bring great benefits to this landscape to have a working implementation of hierarchical stacking across various backends wrapped in a Python lib
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Five Stages of Accepting Constructive Mathematics (2017)(ams.org)
2 points by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago|0 comments
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Compiler Podcast(redhat.com)
3 points by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago|0 comments
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by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago
Why do you want to pay less taxes?
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An informal survey of real-world communications failures (2014)(queue.acm.org)
19 points by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago|2 comments
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by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago
Thanks for the clarification. I was indeed a bit confused by some of the implicit assumptions as an intuitionist myself.
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by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago
Check out any dependently typed language.
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by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago
You seem to be implicitly assuming that financial markets are efficient and that market makers and high-frequency trading firms are the ones making that happen. Both of these assumptions are demonstrably false.
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by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago
You're underestimating the effects of breaking points and phase shifts. The planetary system could at any point snap and transition to a completely different mode of functioning with irreversible changes cascading one after another.
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Containers under the Hood(linuxera.org)
1 points by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago|0 comments
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by kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago
> it's exclusively an enterprise feature Are you suggesting privacy and data ownership concerns are only limited to enterprises?
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by kachnuv_ocasek 6y ago
> Now let's suppose for the sake of argument (and without loss of generality) that this foot fetish site were just a list of hyperlinks That's a huge loss of generality.
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by kachnuv_ocasek 6y ago
I second the recommendation of Gelman’s blog. He’s written a lot more about this particular case since then. Here’s a more recent article on the topic, for instance: https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2020/10/
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The State of Enterprise Open Source(redhat.com)
2 points by kachnuv_ocasek 6y ago|0 comments
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by kachnuv_ocasek 6y ago
Yes. It’s not like all the EU laws the UK had adopted before Brexit suddenly went out the window overnight.
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by kachnuv_ocasek 6y ago
Heads up – the linked article has not been peer reviewed yet: “Preliminary draft January 5, 2021–Please do not cite or circulate.”
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by kachnuv_ocasek 6y ago
Or they could've used a formally verified crypto library such as HACL*.
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by kachnuv_ocasek 6y ago
The Energy Transitions Commission outlines in a recent report three steps for a net-zero future. They argue the first step should actually be to focus on efficiency and reducing consumption. See https://www.energy-transitions.org
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by kachnuv_ocasek 6y ago
> if something takes more than a few seconds just skip it (and maybe flag it as a tarpit for punishment) Good. Isn't that the point? Also, I like your use of the word punishment as something negative in this context.
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by kachnuv_ocasek 6y ago
Actually, I'm not sure how well recycling works in "Central Europe". In Czechia, at least, although waste sorting seems to work fairly well, as far as I'm aware, the share of plastic waste that gets recycled is negligibl
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by kachnuv_ocasek 6y ago
Andrew Gelman, one of the authors of the model, has some thoughts about that. I can't find the earlier article right now, but the Economist model counts with that as well. See the blog post (down in the first P.S.): https://
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by kachnuv_ocasek 6y ago
It's not misquoted. The author claims that the code "is required to not be rejected", which OP demonstrated to be false.
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by kachnuv_ocasek 6y ago
Technically? Nothing. Legally, this would be huge privacy incursion. In the EU, we have, among other things, (usually constitutional) right to privacy, anti-harassment and anti-stalking laws etc.

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