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by ovi256 8y ago
Any system lower that SAE Level 5 is allowed to ask for human assistance at any moment. It can literally just start buzzing and ask the driver to take over for that left hand turn. That's the sucky part of the UX, so why would the mark
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by ovi256 8y ago
Depends if the law says currently registered users or historically registered users.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Info ops are psychological warfare conducted on the internet. Why are you surprised that it's a part of routine contemporary military operations ? Of course NATO has a mandate to counter enemy info ops, that's just basic defense.
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by ovi256 8y ago
>how to distribute the work What do you mean by distribute the work ? I've done hyperparameter searches manually, they're widely used in academic labs ("hyperparameter descent by grad student"), and I've also don
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by ovi256 8y ago
>Bad X have you fooled with propaganda, but NATO and EU will sort you out with the truth You're overreading intent where there is little. How else could one state the bare fact that NATO and the EU have started these efforts ? Faceb
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by ovi256 8y ago
This is a stated goal of Russian anti-Western propaganda. Spread the narrative that all news outlets are equally untrustworthy, and that Western news consumers cannot ever be informed. NATO and the EU have started anti-fake-news efforts to
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by ovi256 8y ago
Unfortunately, as she highlights in a recent tweet, the new EU law specifically excludes EU staff from whistleblower protection. https://twitter.com/roelie_post/status/1118129218087469058 I still like the EU, but
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by ovi256 8y ago
Same here. My wrist hurt when initialing and signing a long contract recently, and the notary said it's a common experience.
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by ovi256 8y ago
That's the best option if you want to be able to rebuild confidence in the chain of command. The people who have been ignored before will never trust her again anyway. In such situations, you either rebuild the chain of command or the
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by ovi256 8y ago
Same here, for the same equipement. Did not use heatgun but oven, wrapped in tinfoil. Same results as you reported. Finally sourced a compatible GPU from eBay, an ATI 5xxx from the next model year iMac. It was much much cheaper than sourcin
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by ovi256 8y ago
>Last April, Texas consumed about 25.7 million megawatts of power. The state of journalism today. Even the august NYT can't afford fact checkers or editors any more.
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by ovi256 8y ago
If alcohol was invented today, it wouldn't be approved for sale, as it's a Group 1 carcinogen.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Nice idea. Start a service where people mail unknown USB devices to you and you email back a disk image.
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by ovi256 8y ago
20.1 MB will prevent most email providers from attaching it to an email today. At least some of them offer you to upload it to their file hosting service and share the link.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Here in real-world Europe, I have 2 construction sites within 20m of my building applying the same rules. Jackhammer allowed between 8am-7pm, 6 days a week. They stop one hour for siesta time at the nearby kindergarten on weekdays. How else
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by ovi256 8y ago
So you're not attacking this person's expertise on the comittee topic, but their public speech on unrelated political topics ? You're not bothered that you're ad personam-ing them and literally politically policing ?
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by ovi256 8y ago
>Kind of the barrier you develop in the west pretending to not know where or how your hamburger was made. Is there any data about how widespread this issue is ? I know plenty of people who know perfectly well from where their meat comes
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by ovi256 8y ago
>Washington DC has 700,000 people and Baltimore 600,000 You really have to look at the metro population.
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by ovi256 8y ago
That's specifically adressed in Figure 2, "One step forward..."
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by ovi256 8y ago
That's just bad process that many best practices make a point of correcting. Lean Manufacturing, famously, pushes for people to give feedback.
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by ovi256 8y ago
>what they did was hand picked a rescaling that makes the plots line up very nicely I bet dollars to donuts that's what a stardization would show too, unless I'm missing something. It would show an even more perfect lining up b
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by ovi256 8y ago
>The dog weight one is a good case of how you can futz with numbers to imply a greater relationship What they did was very similar to standardizing data series (normalizing to mean=0 and standard deviation=1). This is a standard tool in
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by ovi256 8y ago
eLisp (and others!) do this. It's very slow because memory and disk sizes got larger, but disk transfer bandwidth didn't keep up.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Just say loudly as you enter the establishment: "I do not consent to being tracked, except as necessary to fulfill the service under GDPR"
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by ovi256 8y ago
The speed limits are out of date. For highways, the original limits were set by breaking distances. Braking systems have improved tremendously (almost all disk brakes nowadays, ESC and ABS), reducing breaking distances, while the limits wer
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by ovi256 8y ago
It's really narrow minded to find all drivers reckless when you clearly cite pathological behaviour that's adopted by a minority of drivers. It shows you do not evaluate this rationally and makes your argument less credible.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Yes, the real economy is making and watching Youtube videos in a virtuous circle.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Like AI, which is whatever's left that current ML can't do well, robotics seems to be whatever current automation can't do well. If you showed a modern dish washer to Karel Kapek I bet he would have called it a robot.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Not at all, he'll be way beyond the age window where men commit violent crimes. Old age mellows. He'll also be under close supervision.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Yeah, his baldness detector is not robust as it just checks the average color of the area above the forehead, but you could make a robust one through transfer learning a deep model trained on ImageNet further finetuned on a small dataset of

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