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We’re staying silent out of fear(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by nairboon 8y ago|0 comments
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by nairboon 8y ago
I just got an email, that ntfs under linux won't be supported any longer. So you can no longer share a Dropbox partition in dual boot systems. Or am I supposed to mount ext4 under windows?
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by nairboon 8y ago
What happend with all these Hypermedia ideas? All these HATEOAS, Hydra, HAL, etc. projects don't appear to me as very widespread.
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by nairboon 8y ago
You're right, it's not just good decentralizing media, but for decentralized everything. The technology to go fully decentralized has been ready for years, but its usability is still lacking (high latency, low bandwidth etc.). But
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by nairboon 9y ago
Thank you for those papers! Do you have some further suggestions that build upon Försters idea?
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by nairboon 9y ago
so it's time to buy?
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by nairboon 9y ago
Where is the paper? How can you write about research news without at least linking to the actual research?
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by nairboon 9y ago
They have really a lot of assistants! For comparison, this term I'll be a LA at the largest Swiss university in a class of ~140 students, we are 1 prof 2 TAs and 4 LAs and we give twice as much homework. Having taken that class myself,
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by nairboon 9y ago
What exactly was Alexander missing?
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by nairboon 9y ago
What model do you use for power forecasting? Do you use different models for different forecast horizons e.g 1h, 1day, etc. or did you find that (recursive) multi step forecasting with the same model produces better results?
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by nairboon 9y ago
I've been looking into podcast transcription services, but I haven't really found a service build using similar APIs like this. Can anyone shed some light on the transcription business, is the transcription quality not yet good en
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by nairboon 9y ago
Memristors
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by nairboon 9y ago
Could you point to some papers about that model?
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by nairboon 9y ago
There is basically a right to housing in Switzerland, so technically there are no homeless citizens. Although, there are some homeless people, they live that way mostly by choice, since they could request an apartment at anytime.
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by nairboon 9y ago
down in Switzerland
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The Many Tribes of Artificial Intelligence(medium.com)
1 points by nairboon 10y ago|0 comments
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by nairboon 10y ago
Could you elaborate on that consciousness taboo?
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by nairboon 10y ago
Technically you are right. However I think we should handle social inequality similar to the way we deal with "natural inequality". For this we developed modern medicine, which raises the bar for natural selection. Everybody is t
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by nairboon 10y ago
The man was examined in 2007 and the plasticity thesis is from 2011.
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by nairboon 10y ago
It seems that the grand vision of EU politicians is a massive centralized government ruling over all of Europe. From their POV it might be a reasonable grand vision. It's interesting that the same idea for the Grande unification comes
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by nairboon 10y ago
You're technically correct. If we subscribe to a morality based on causal links of one's actions, then you'd partially responsible for the actions of your government, when paying any taxes to them. If they're involved in
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by nairboon 10y ago
Human traffickers are very grateful for the bombing of Gaddafi. Now, no one is stopping them from sending too many people to their new grave in the Mediterranean sea.
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by nairboon 10y ago
A citizens-only BI is just an example to maximize the difference to the current rejected proposal and setup a spectrum of possible implementations. There'd be probably some reasonable solution in the middle, where after working and pa
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by nairboon 10y ago
It depends on the social class. For the high-level classes, corruption is not frowned upon. There was a politician that forwarded state secrets to Kazakhstan and got bribed. The thing is if you apologize and publicly declare that it was a m
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by nairboon 10y ago
One of the reasons why it was rejected, is because the supporters were slightly too idealistic. The elephant in the room is obviously, who would be eligible for the BI. Most of the supporters and some of the initiators of the initiative, th
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by nairboon 10y ago
Where is the jump? There was a lot of computation preceding his dream, how is that different from deduction?
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by nairboon 11y ago
Growing small groups is an interesting idea. How will you match them? Although the faq says not on interests, you still need to decide who to put into which group if there are too many people in an area, just random? If you just "fill
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by nairboon 11y ago
Why isn't it still a subculture?
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by nairboon 11y ago
I'm really impressed by the hivemind, apparently they "taught" their own chat bot @i_am_pol_ai to let it influence @tayandyou. Inspired by the old chat bot talking with the youngest: https://twitter.com/search
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by nairboon 11y ago
Well that adds up, Middle East ends with Turkey, where after Europe it begins. Now we could debate which "border" is inclusive in respect to Turkey. The pragmatic answer would be, after looking at the map, to put Turkey to the ME

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