miggol

9 ms·

31.
by miggol 2y ago
All this marketability tuning may some day result in models which are extremely finely attuned to our current societal norms and taboos. At which point the models will stop reinforcing (racial/gender) biases and start reinforcing said
32.
by miggol 2y ago
For this kind of qualitative research I stand by the subjectivity of the questions asked as more informative. Retention is in itself a subjective construct. Sure, you want "number go up" on average, but staying at a company for tw
33.
by miggol 2y ago
This is a part of the national design language of the roads in The Netherlands. Almost universally the following two rules hold: pedestrians walk on a raised pavement next to the road, and through roads have priority. To compliment those ex
34.
by miggol 2y ago
You're interpreting this as nannyism with respect to the internet as a whole, while I think the pledge is really just about smartphones. If kids want to go and watch gore and porn on their laptops they should be free to do so. The smar
35.
by miggol 2y ago
At the end of the day, neather approach really has features over the other. HTMX doesn't forbid other JS components. I think HTMX appeals to fullstack devs like me who often find themselves needing bespoke API calls for their frontend
36.
by miggol 2y ago
I think outlawing rental property is a fun and radical idea but it does of course ignore the practical reasons people seek to rent housing rather than own it. They might want temporary or shared housing, or prefer to outsource the responsib
37.
by miggol 2y ago
The sudoers example to me was the most illustrative. Though it's still not exactly clear to me what the verifier intends to prevent. I can understand that it limits how far you can look up into the stack and what memory your eBPF progr
38.
by miggol 2y ago
I have no idea how I would tackle the problem with Go or Rust. But Python with pyinfra comes to mind as a sane enough solution. Since we decided to move from Puppet to pyinfra at work, I don't see myself writing any sysadmin scripts in
39.
by miggol 3y ago
The score is defined as follows: function score (r, g, b, rr, gg, bb) { const maxRErr = Math.max(r, 15 - r) const maxGErr = Math.max(g, 15 - g) const maxBErr = Math.max(b, 15 - b) const maxDist = Math
40.
by miggol 3y ago
What is your opinion on S-mode in Windows? I don't agree with the hyperbole of the person you're replying to. But I also don't think the possibility of fair competition is mutually excusive with the security of the vulnerable
41.
by miggol 3y ago
Hello, laptop buddy!! Paid more than $700 in euros for it two years ago though. Can totally relate to the sharpness, but otherwise still very happy with it. Had to patch my ACPI to nuke S0 and get decent S3 suspend though. Did they ever pat
42.
by miggol 3y ago
Thanks for pointing this out! This functionality has been right under my nose for ages without me noticing.
43.
by miggol 3y ago
Thing is, I often create or update passwords from my phone. I have yet to find a good UX for committing and pushing those changes from Android. Though I would be interested in that, because I have little protection against accidental deleti
44.
by miggol 3y ago
Arguably storing TOTP tokens in your password manager does provide a level of protection against phishing. You might fool me with that phishing page, but you won't fool my password manager's autofill. It would have to be full on M
45.
by miggol 3y ago
Neat! I should try this. Been using pass since forever. Does it support autofill on Android? GNU Pass is a great example of Unix-y interoperability for me. I sync the .password-store folder over to my phone with Syncthing, where the Passwor
46.
by miggol 3y ago
For those of us who like the braces: Lisp comes from List Processor. Scheme was first called Schemer, which itself evolved out of the Planner language developed by Carl Hewitt at MIT. Schemer was shortened to Scheme to fit the ITS filesyste
47.
by miggol 3y ago
Absolutely!! Some more suggestions of mine: * Show the incorrect guess you just made on the map, even if not close * Repeat countries that you got wrong within the next 10 turns, to learn by repetition
48.
by miggol 3y ago
Wow, what a lucky find. This is incredibly useful to me for equalizing speakers to match a room. I was using Websynths Microtonal before but this almost seems designed for the purpose. All it might need is the ability to manually enter the
49.
by miggol 3y ago
That's interesting. I've been exercising my current amount for so long that I didn't factor in the side effect of additional hunger. Good point. Though I will say that when it comes to my 50 minute strength sessions, I don&#x
50.
by miggol 3y ago
I think the author's take on the role of exercise is kind of harsh compared to my own experiences and of those around me. > An hour of intense exercise might burn 500 calories, and it’s very hard to keep up that level of effort for
51.
by miggol 3y ago
In this video he speaks about piano rolls at large: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq3bUFgEcb4 The tl;dw is that piano rolls are intuitive to some degree but are inefficient at presenting information that musicians are int
52.
by miggol 3y ago
I enjoyed the article. Even though I've heard most of it before, I'm the kind of person that really needs reminding of the core message. Somehow it's so easy to fall back into the "willpower is the trick" mindset. P
53.
by miggol 3y ago
On the serif side of things there's Go mono, which I like a lot and also doesn't feel monospaced. To me it makes code look friendly, like the pages of a book.
54.
by miggol 3y ago
Unfortunately, reasonable has nothing to do with it. Though I must admit my first comment is rather sarcastic and not very informative. Let me elaborate on why the high drop out rate is so damning. Let's use a marble analogy because th
55.
by miggol 3y ago
This study mananaged to finance 38 participants worth of MRI time and (likely significant) monetary compensation for all 132 participants. Yet it wastes no more than a couple of sentences on how it threw out 109 participants' worth of
56.
by miggol 3y ago
In the Netherlands, you would likely get your first contacts from the same optician's that just gave you your free eye test. They famously don't let you leave with them until they've seen you put them in correctly yourself. A
57.
by miggol 4y ago
To me, the thing is that I can't count on the consent modals to actually do anything. Am I really going to invest time into checking their word? How would I even do that? That's on top of all the time wasted moving sliders or hiti
58.
by miggol 4y ago
To continue the over-analysis in good faith: I think the trashcan example points out the inheritance of draggability. Any file object in a directory gets it by default, without having to think too much about it. Then the trashcan inherits f
59.
by miggol 4y ago
So sad to hear that Elm appears to be dead. It really excited me at first but I guess that like many I never made the time to give Elm a serious attempt. For me, learning Racket was not too hard. The offical learning materials are excellent
60.
by miggol 4y ago
There probably a lot of brilliant minds at Google who have their very first taste of Linux there. Designers, management types, even developers, who suddenly need a Linux install to run a specific tool or dev build. Having a consistent Distr

More ›