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by nialse 2y ago
Under appreciated comment. The missing S in IoT. Lets not redo the same mistakes over and over. My vacuum cleaner can access any service on my network. Maybe not the best idea. I tried to segment the network once, but it was problematic to
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by nialse 2y ago
Let me add the prediction that provided their prediction is correct in aggregate, the day after tomorrow will see the stocks move in the opposite direction when people secure their ”wins”.
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Execution Is Everything or Nothing?(nial.se)
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In a historical context “wellness farms” is understood as a euphemism for concentration camp. It’s free but you can’t leave.
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”But today’s findings now increase the risk of an even worse experience for Europeans.” And guess what? We Europeans want that ”worse” experience of fair competition.
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There are trajectories of personality traits over the life span, I would hesitate to extrapolate them based on the trajectory of cognitive abilities though. One of the known life span emotional/personality trajectory is positivity bias
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In APD the hearing is functional, it’s the processing in the brain that is lacking. Your theory would apply to hearing loss, as you say, but not APD which the article is about.
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The company would probably be Airmee, they have a scheduled delivery at my door in an hour. https://www.kth.se/en/om/innovation/alumner/airmee-levererar... https://www.airmee.com/en/
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by nialse 2y ago
How about retrospective ranking of comments based on their ability to correctly predict the future? Call it Hacker Old Golds?
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It makes sense. Having the right people with the right merits and motivations will become even more important in the age of AI. Why you might ask? Execution is nothing when AI matures. Grasping the big picture, communicating effectively and
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by nialse 2y ago
What it does show is that CUDA leaves serious performance optimization on the table despite its gigantic code base. Using compression to reduce memory bandwidth is a well known trick in quantization, and in other scenarios since forever. Th
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The ”rational market” would have invested heavily in cheap energy storage to offset the cost when energy is expensive. Honestly curious why it is not happening.
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Indeed and unfortunately. I've been reading up on "the binding problem" in AI lately and came across a paper that hinged on there being an "object representation" which would magically solve the apparent issues in s
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by nialse 2y ago
An observation with scientific paradigm shifts is that they tend not to reverse. Also the lingo someone commented on is that the fundamental problem is the different philosophical views of what knowledge is and can be. Either knowledge is b
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There are two epistemic poles: the atomistic and the probabilistic. The author subscribes to a rule-based atomistic worldview, asserting that any perspective misaligned with this framework is incorrect. Currently, academia is undergoing a p
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The big contribution, provided it holds up, is no backprop. That would be huge!
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Grounding to reality is key. There’s often a tendency to trust the map over the terrain. This architecture seems to promote relying on the database always have a perfect representation of state. But consider a scenario where a company resto
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by nialse 2y ago
There is a quote in the article that highlights the, IMHO, more plausible causation: ”It also might mean that people with ADHD take more on their plate when their symptoms are relatively at bay”
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Nice idea to integrate all the moving parts in the same cartridge. Probably the economics are favorable now a days. If the components for tape drives are cheap it makes sense to put them in the cartridge and skip all the moving parts in the
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by nialse 2y ago
I enjoyed your conversation and just want to chip in that there are as many definitions of science and knowledge as there are philosophers. One don’t have to have only one definition, but usually one have to adhere to the ones within the re
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Agreed. I am a psychologist.
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It sounds like the author experienced loss of community and wants to share their grief with us.
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It is likely the Apple lawyers’ response to the judges order to “find a way” to produce the 1.3 million over the weekend. Stalling the process is certainly one way.
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Let me just stress that the effect of Zstandard on individual end-user latency is a rounding error. No user will ever go: “That was a quick loading web site. Must be Zstandard!”. The effect is solely Cloudflare having to spend x% less bandw
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by nialse 2y ago
Why would it be? The opposite would be very problematic, making laws that targets a named list of companies. Specifying the problem that the law should address seems like a fair way in my book.
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Mind blown. Thanks for telling me about this gem.
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Sounds a lot like OS/400 in my ears. A machine interface that virtualizes the hardware and a database on top of that which applications are built upon. So, maybe not that new of an idea?
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What the actual beep ? As someone that works with GDPR on a daily basis, I must say that the cluelessness is astounding! They obviously don’t understand their change’s implications for a company using Selenium and the privacy issues cause
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by nialse 2y ago
This. Disabled history with a subscription makes YouTube a good boy.
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This article might be a good starting point. The author literally wrote the book on the behavioral genetics. His text book is somewhat of a hard read though. The later editions might be better though. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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