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by mordae 4y ago
Yeah, you really should. Said as someone who waits for the ability to self-host before doubling down on these tools.
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by mordae 4y ago
https://www.zachtronics.com/eliza/
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by mordae 4y ago
Perhaps in theory, but not in practice. In practice those "on top" either lack empathy from the start, or learn to disconnect it early on.
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by mordae 4y ago
Multi-party system is no guarantee either. Usually a newcomer party cannot rise quickly enough and by its second or third term will be completely assimilated by the system.
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by mordae 4y ago
As long as we also make sure people aren't driven to violent crime under threat of starvation and loss of home, I am all for it. Police won't protect us from the pathologic thiefs and murderers anyway. Those have installed it. Las
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by mordae 4y ago
Hahaha, reminds me of Strategic Planning and Innovation departments I've seen at various public sector orgs.
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by mordae 4y ago
It would be cool, especially with a larger package with more pins.
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by mordae 4y ago
Yeah, I will probably subscribe as they introduce the family mode. Quality of the results is way better than Google and derivatives. I can once again find small blogs, various fora etc. with genuine people discussing their first-hand experi
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by mordae 4y ago
Who cares? The problem is with people or companies that own 3+ houses and a whole high-rise building.
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by mordae 4y ago
I don't believe US or EU will sell them the crops without patent enforcement.
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by mordae 4y ago
Isn't gradient descent basically PID over parameters? And tricks like momentum basically a low-pass filter integrated in the PID loop? It's quite weird how not that many concepts from analog electronics domain have gotten carried
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by mordae 4y ago
> In reality it becomes design by committee, worst of all worlds. And then there is the special hell of projects written by groups of hurried physicists, zoologists, linguists or other non-IT scientists. And below that, heirloom universi
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by mordae 4y ago
I would immediately ask "you mean with transparent financing, equal standard of living for everyone involved and taking care of each other even when we are sick or miserable?". I don't think business must be ruthless. If it&#
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by mordae 4y ago
Works in the tub as well. I believe it's a combination of white noise from the water, lack of windows and screens and hot water feeling relaxing.
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by mordae 4y ago
Hahaha, try asking GPT-3 about electronic engineering. --- Transcript of IRC channel #electronics: Mordae: Hi. So I was designing a transformerless LED bulb and I was wondering about the filter capacitor. What happens when the load (one of
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by mordae 4y ago
I use app.ultralibrarian.com and snapeda.com. There is also https://github.com/DasBasti/lcsc2kicad that automates downloading and converting footprints from LCSC for Kicad to use. It is handy as well.
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by mordae 4y ago
I dunno. It sure makes sense to me to collect telemetry from free software installations, but I feel that having every platform or even piece of software to do it on its own with opt-out will inevitably lead to people being overwhelmed and
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by mordae 4y ago
It's not how it happens. You usually democratically determine the process by which you arrive to individual compensation. I've seen an organization to use mix of measuring actual billable output and blending it with time spent on
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by mordae 4y ago
I've had access to cheap Windows for years, which is why I kept it around as a secondary OS on my desktop to get around the hassle of getting games run on Linux. Games are mostly play/finish/forget for me anyway. But since a
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by mordae 4y ago
You don't need xtensa toolchain and use whatever your distro ships for one. A drawback is that ESP32 RISCV cores don't feature FPU, if I am remembering correctly.
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by mordae 4y ago
Have you watched Old Enough yet? https://www.netflix.com/title/81506279
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by mordae 4y ago
I think it's too late. https://european-pirateparty.eu/parliament-approves-chatcont... https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/posts/chat-control/
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by mordae 4y ago
> I don't think this is how it works, absent an already existent police state. > In democracies, it really is pushed for {good reasons}. If public servants were left to their own devices and could mandate any law they like, they
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by mordae 4y ago
If the tasks or people suck, giving shit is tiresome. Way better to do half assed job and spare some mental energy to use on your terms in the evening.
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by mordae 4y ago
Actually, MBA schools actively teach people to be shitty to their employees and instill a sense of superiority. It's a scheme of sorts.
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by mordae 4y ago
Yeah... and recently I have to reset my ESN every 24 hours to be able to stream at 1080. Drops to 540p otherwise. I don't watch 4k, I am at premium for those 4 streams. One for my sister who doesn't earn yet and one for my in-laws
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by mordae 4y ago
Restricting the collective progress of humanity so that investors can profit. It's never about making the money back, is it?
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by mordae 4y ago
Same here in Czechia for the major shops.
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by mordae 4y ago
> human resources and engineering divisions, No lobbyists? Why am I not surprised.
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by mordae 4y ago
As are the people who assume revolution means killing or taking. I can easily imagine a revolution where people merely stop selling their time and instead start demanding to be included in the decision making processes and have an equal sha

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