olodus

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by olodus 6y ago
What was their research about? When I hear ethical AI things like differentiable privacy and stuff comes to mind. Is it things like that or am I way off?
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by olodus 6y ago
Non-Parenthood and celebacy are now a requirements for any governmental position. Never will this proud nation be scarred by something this embarrassing again.
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by olodus 6y ago
I haven't bought any NFTs and will probably not do it until I see real data on large efficiency improvements of blockchains (I'm hopeful for PoS but want real data on it). But if I would buy one I would make very sure that it was
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by olodus 6y ago
Really impressive results. Sorry for my ignorance on the topic, but will this have any impact on other JVM languages or will this mostly only benefit Java itself? I realize even though I use JVM languages now and then I do not really know i
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by olodus 6y ago
I haven't used the stores themselves but they reference using BankId which is an national identification app on your phone you link to your bank account that also requires a pin code.
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by olodus 6y ago
And giving the cancer patients Vitamin D is what makes them so cheap to handle once they die.
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by olodus 6y ago
I have no opinion either way. It really is such a non problem imo. I can definitely see the reasoning for using 1-based since you really are using cardinals (or ordinal or whatever). This is made maybe most clear looking at Haskell or other
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by olodus 6y ago
Yeah I can understand why. Though I still prefer C in some ways simply because of its minimalism in the language, while still allowing for the kinds of things you want to be able to do if you wanna push your code to the limits. It is a bit
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by olodus 6y ago
If Cellebrite thought they had broken the signal encryption - why did they release it in a simple blog post? As responsible people in the sec community shouldn't they tell this to the Signal devs first so that they could review it and
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by olodus 6y ago
For English speakers "nu" in Swedish means "now", so it was a really popular TLD here in the early Internet. I'm guessing it still kinda is but I don't see those domains as much anymore. I don't know much
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by olodus 6y ago
I like that the article starts with describing Functor as "something almost every developer knows about". That might be a bit of a stretch. I would say almost all developers has interacted with what could be called a functor, but
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by olodus 6y ago
Holy shit. I would not want to play geoguesser against that person.
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by olodus 6y ago
I haven't been keeping up with the Eth / PoS development, do we have any preliminary numbers on how much energy this switch is hoped to save? Same goes with sharing, how much is it argued this will speed up the transaction process
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by olodus 6y ago
I agree with you. It is a bit too early for this kind of analysis. Let's just hope the new infection surge is mitigated before the death charts have time to follow. The most interesting stat to me though that I only see mentioned brief
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by olodus 6y ago
The Haskell crowd brags about that in Haskell "of it compiles it works", but they are weak. If they truly believed in their language they would require vigilant purity and say "if it compiles it HAS to work".
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by olodus 6y ago
You are right, we might already have an available Option to this.
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by olodus 6y ago
I have wondered what Dijkstra would have said about that most (from my limited view) verification advances nowadays focus on functional programming (dependant types and so forth). I get the feeling he wasn't too fond of functional prog
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by olodus 6y ago
I see so many complain about these config languages. I think it is a bit black and white to think of a perfect separation between code and config. In a perfect world and easy situations yes. But I think you are all missing the point of thes
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by olodus 6y ago
>95% of the deaths in Sweden are from people over 60 years old. Our mistake was to let the virus into our elderly homes. I don't really see the evidence that we should have had lockdowns. As OP says the are a lot of precautions set
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by olodus 6y ago
I am very much for nuclear power. Especially the new generation of generators (with that said as someone pointed out there is problems with mining the fuel). But even with that said, that doesn't mean I would automatically be for putti
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by olodus 6y ago
I don't really get why that is a bad thing. It is better that they do it there, on their own repos, than spam maintainers as it is right now. And you want people to learn how to make a repo and do PRs right? Let's have them practi
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by olodus 6y ago
I would say he probably should have shown that many repos have a todo or even suggested starter issues that one could look at instead of just making some unnecessary change for no reason.
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by olodus 6y ago
Yeah surely that extra day is still counted as overtime right? I've been trying to find this out but all I can find everyone writing is 6 work days which would in the worst interpretation sound like management removing overtime pay fro
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by olodus 6y ago
While I agree that it seems our strategy has gotten its results the past months, I don't really agree that this would point to it being a successful strategy overall. We will need to update our strategy for future pandemics. The most i
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by olodus 6y ago
This is what all these smart fridges and smart everything in our houses should be doing. I don't need a fridge that can tell me that the milk is almost out, but it could be super cool with a dishwasher that can be set to run when the p
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by olodus 6y ago
Yeah, I very much agree. For a diverse Web development needs to be good on as many browsers as possible. Maybe this could be one of the separate parts some of the devs could split out as a donation/patreon project or something. You pay
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by olodus 6y ago
Bah, humbug. Time credit system? The currency is only related to time (time someone puts into doing something the community values, that is). My new "actual" time credit currency goes all the way and pegs itself totally 1:1 to tim
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by olodus 6y ago
Yes you are correct during the worst part of corona my experience is not the same as the doctor from the article. Many people strictly kept away from places with large amount of people close together. A lot of employers changed to work from
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by olodus 6y ago
We are doing well. The chart you are showing shows a clear trend downward. The same can be seen if you look at the official charts of FOHM (Sweden's CDC). The current death rate is very low (some days at 0) and the number of infections
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by olodus 6y ago
I agree, though you need to wait to the end of the year to see if that excess death rate materialised in an actual increase in yearly mortality rate. That being said though, I agree that our numbers are high, plain and simple. Still imo whe

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