luxpir

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The Marked Man(tampabay.com)
1 points by luxpir 2y ago|0 comments
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by luxpir 2y ago
There are (creepy) reports from the middle ages of figures sitting on sleepers' chests, legs, moving towards them etc. It's clearly a biological phenomenon of some description. I've never really looked into it, despite experi
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by luxpir 2y ago
This has happened often enough to me that I am sometimes now aware of it when it's happening, occasionally, and can ride it out. I've literally "invited" more terror to try to end it quicker before. As in, "yeah yea
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Top climate scientists expect global heating to blast past 1.5C target(theguardian.com)
12 points by luxpir 2y ago|1 comments
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by luxpir 2y ago
I like the idea, but he likes the ants more :)
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by luxpir 3y ago
Thanks for Checksub, another happy user here. We take multilingual, AI-cloned audio from you guys (split from background noise, of course), after we've processed the subs professionally at our end, then we align everything in your tool
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by luxpir 3y ago
As an aside, I don't think the use of the term word-salad implies mental instability in any way. As someone who's edited millions of words in recent years, in a few languages, I'd put what you wrote (and other parts) on the h
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by luxpir 3y ago
I may be misremembering, but my recollection is that he talks about the stresses of the parents being passed on from birth. My other vague recollection is that studies exist which prove this phenomenon to be true. A third vague recollection
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by luxpir 3y ago
"Only recording lines"? There may be more to it than you think.
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by luxpir 3y ago
Pi. The insanity but absolute need to push on with the mission.
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by luxpir 3y ago
Interesting, thanks. Just heard of t2.social and looked at bluesky yesterday. Glad competition continuing.
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by luxpir 3y ago
It's fine, people can disagree robustly sometimes. I'd still buy him a beer, or whatever he wanted to drink, if we were in person. It's good to talk openly, right?
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by luxpir 3y ago
That is a truly exceptional use case, and I'm impressed too. I should have specified above that I'm referring to the practicalities of professional translation workflows as they currently exist for things like high volume flows in
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by luxpir 3y ago
Your reply is not passing my sniff test. Your hype and bias are showing. It may present more fluent text, but if it doesn't know it's strayed from the source text and you can't tell either (because you don't understand s
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by luxpir 3y ago
It's not under the radar because that's sadly not the case, although it looks like it should work better on the surface. Neural machine translation is just more consistent, doesn't hallucinate and can be easily and cheaply tr
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NASA says distant exoplanet could have rare water ocean, possible hint of life(theguardian.com)
122 points by luxpir 3y ago|141 comments
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by luxpir 3y ago
Very interesting, thanks for sharing.
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Experts recover messages from Boris Johnson’s old mobile phone(theguardian.com)
6 points by luxpir 3y ago|0 comments
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by luxpir 3y ago
Just a thanks for this. Wanted something like this from that list but didn't have time. Loaded it into Feeder from fdroid (cheers to dev if here) and although it took a while, the result is much better than Twitter et al's output.
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by luxpir 3y ago
Your comments are consistently dark on this topic. Is that why you're using a throwaway, or new account, because you know defending adtech is dubious? It's this kind of lack of integrity people are unhappy with.
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by luxpir 3y ago
> No. What does “milking financial systems” actually mean? Are you familiar with Renaissance Technologies, aka RenTec? Assume it would have access to that level of knowledge. But also its own layer of global cognition on top. You could a
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Snowden, MI5 and me: how the leak of the century came to be published(theguardian.com)
3 points by luxpir 3y ago|1 comments
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‘No regrets,’ says Edward Snowden, after 10 years in exile(theguardian.com)
5 points by luxpir 3y ago|0 comments
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by luxpir 3y ago
I know it's a stretch right now but could you not see the possibility of autonomous agents milking financial systems, paying less scrupulous humans to create autonomous factories, supplying them, making generations of feudal lords and
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What's $1M anymore? Lotto winners say not having to work still a sweet prize(cbc.ca)
4 points by luxpir 3y ago|0 comments
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by luxpir 3y ago
Location: UK, GMT timezone Remote: Yes, only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, MQL, Linux, Nginx, SQL, git, clear writing and documentation Seeking: Part-time technical work to extend runway while building programmatic SEO/
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China-backed hackers ‘living off the land’ to target critical systems(theguardian.com)
5 points by luxpir 3y ago|0 comments
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by luxpir 3y ago
Can we maximize the utility of this thread and discuss alternatives law enforcement can use to tackle illegal content at source? I'm really hoping they are pouring as much effort into training digital forensics to expose entire network
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Bluesky (Protocol)(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by luxpir 4y ago|0 comments
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WASM-4 games and experiments built by users(wasm4.org)
5 points by luxpir 4y ago|0 comments

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