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by maweki 5y ago
I rather not discuss the whole conflict. The fact is though, that modern Iran has little to no history of military intervention* and at least no history to suggest that any (if any really exists) ambition towards acquiring nuclear weapons i
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Though you don't see Iran going around killing the people responsible for Israel's nuclear arsenal.
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That's absolutely not what I meant. The trigger condition is not the problem. The action is. It is not goal-based. I can't give a target value (as template) and the system tries to bring the entity to that state. I have to have an
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by maweki 5y ago
That's not AI/Logic programming though. Ideally I'd write a boolean formula and the system tries to make it true by adjusting the values it can adjust. Say I want something like the light should be off it is dark and the wind
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My main problem with Home assistant is the automation language. It could be very powerful, but isn't. I feel that if there was a way to introduce temporary state and force an expression as the value of a switch it could be great. I wou
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by maweki 5y ago
Yeah, I started out orchestrating Home Assistant via Ansible throughout many devices in my home. Now I feel that it would take me days to recreate the configurations that I needed to make with the UI. Deprecating yaml is bad for configurati
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by maweki 5y ago
She goes by "her" now. Edit: Yep, they/them. Should've looked it up.
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Note that the specification (what you prove correctness of the implementation against) already grows with the number of interactions.
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by maweki 5y ago
Currently only B.A. and B.Sc. as per their studying guide. I don't know whether on the past there was some way to obtain said degree. Edit: A different Bachelors besides those two are incredibly rare in Germany. For full universities (
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Some functional patterns would be nice as well. Like summation and product are also folds and there are only imperative examples. This would be helpful as well: foldr (*) 1 [1..6] while this is the shown pattern: var value =
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by maweki 5y ago
And while that is probably true for most of us and gorilla faces, even those midwesterners would easily distinguish an Asian person from a Gorilla. It's true that we're good at recognizing faces (even where there are none), and di
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Human-like really depends on your interpretation. That's a generous reading of what's going on. If you google Gorilla faces, I don't think you would be confused. The AI is not that smart and these examples show it.
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I don't know. I think I would not have a hard time picking out a gorilla at Starbucks. And I'd like to see a gorilla in any pose that's really hard (for a human) to differentiate from a person. The truth is: the recognition a
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We just need worse radiologists.
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From a previous discussion: One very interesting piece of tech coming from podman, is toolbox ( https://github.com/containers/toolbox ). Basically throwaway (or keeparound) rootless containers with their own root directo
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I turned on CSP and all I got was this crappy lawsuit(scotthelme.co.uk)
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by maweki 5y ago
How does one navigate this website with a keyboard? The mouse wheel switches between the slides. The cursor key, page up/down, spacebar, don't work to navigate and the slide selectors at the right side can't be accessed using
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by maweki 5y ago
Not catching up. But reaching the destination. That's limited though, as space expands. And any place is reachable that the photon is able to reach as these parts* are not expanding faster than the speed of light. * The whole space bet
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by maweki 5y ago
As other people pointed out: this varies wildly by city or region. In urban areas cars are really not incredibly common. In Berlin you'll find that only 1/3 of people even own a car. Of course, even fewer go to work by car. In Mun
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I wonder which regulation you're referring to. Most ticked boxes I can think of are indeed of the "does not kill a certain kind of person"-kind, or of the "can be used by a certain type of person"-kind. And of cours
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This side of the equation is public policy though. But I agree, that this is the best mechanism we have.
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For non-food in cities there is no fundamental reason why drones should be any more efficient than ground-based delivery. Flying takes in general more energy than driving and ground-based delivery is not more dangerous or much more expensiv
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Regulating safety and noise are not a buzzkill. They are essential in preventing corporations, like most regulation, from killing people. Tesla's autopilot is the best example that the hurdles are not regulatory in nature, no matter wh
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by maweki 5y ago
If you've been to a SAT conference in recent years you know that they're basically on the hunt for hard instances, ie instances that are hard for any (known) heuristic. So far, from what I've gathered, this hunt has not been
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Reminds me of the John Wanamaker quote: 'Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don't know which half.'
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Remember that these agricultural feedback cycles are not instant and demand for food is only flexible to a point (if people starving is not a viable option). Removing production capabilities quickly, even with price increases, does not make
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"Entitlements" is a strange word for this. The fact is, that farming dairy, cattle, and produce pays so little through the primary market that those people would starve if not for government subsidies. The people who literally pre
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by maweki 5y ago
Collision detection in cars is very easy, I'd say. Collision prevention is the hard part.
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I thought the issue was that there were multiple collisions on the same frame and the software detection was off.
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They tried to control for uneven sociodemographic distribution of virus prevalence. Why would explicitly controlling for race be any more useful than that?

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