psychoslave

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1981.
by psychoslave 7y ago
Well, I would say that to my mind we are not there. That is, despite the label of neural network, we do have a bottom up explanation of how it works (although it doesn't guaranties that this model is "what really happens out there
1982.
by psychoslave 7y ago
Make a new locale :)
1983.
by psychoslave 7y ago
I discovered Damian Conway with Perligata while making researches for my interest in code translation toward other lexical bases. I translated its documentation to Esperanto[1] for the sake of improving my vocabulary, and had some questions
1984.
by psychoslave 7y ago
I think this miss the point. This seems more in the line to "Duolingo to Silicon Valley workers: Move to Pittsburgh, where you can actually afford a home" call[1]. That is, it's not about less good quality of life, just less
1985.
by psychoslave 7y ago
> Unfortunately I don't think this is merely cognitive bias. It's actually built into our legal system at a pretty fundamental level: machines are held to a higher standard than humans when it comes to failures with grave conse
1986.
by psychoslave 7y ago
Keeping a function at a given cyclomatic complexity generally also give a good indication whether a function should be refactored. That's not completely the point of the article, but both issue are interesting metric for deciding the l
1987.
by psychoslave 7y ago
At this point you might also consider a `try: treat(x); catch unauthorized: fallbackly_treat(x)` pattern.
1988.
by psychoslave 7y ago
That's right, comrade, that's also why we need a single party, a deeply centralized world government and a great Führer^W Leader to guide us all under its wonderful unifying vision of the brave upcoming world. Let's all remem
1989.
by psychoslave 7y ago
> To make Medium work, we log user data and share it with processors. To use Medium, you must agree to our Privacy Policy, including cookie policy. LOL, meta-irony?
1990.
by psychoslave 8y ago
Most users want to take back control when the default behavior stands in the way of their current workflow. So the best scenario is the default configuration is handy for basic uses, and the behavior can be tweaked extensively when needed.
1991.
by psychoslave 8y ago
That's an interesting point regarding human cognition limits. Thanks to this comment I found Capacity limits of informationprocessing in the brain, by René Marois and Jason Ivanoff[1]. Intuitively I would think the gap of organizationa
1992.
by psychoslave 8y ago
enum situation { boring, clear, cleaver } selector(context) if context.proves(cond1) return cleaver if context.proves(cond2) return clear return boring adjudicator(context) switch( selector(context)
1993.
by psychoslave 8y ago
Well, at this point, `store` (=), `equal` (==), `equiform` (===) are even more readable, meaningful and accurate. Of course other terms such as `equivalent`, `equiquantal` `equireference`, `equieffective` and more are also possible. Don&#x
1994.
by psychoslave 8y ago
As in "You don’t know it, but you’re working for Facebook. For free."[1]? [1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp/2015/07...
1995.
by psychoslave 8y ago
>we cannot blame a person for their upbringing. >We can, however, blame a person for deciding to believe insane conspiracy theories at a mature age. What is the difference? Mature age doesn't mean society put a person in position
1996.
by psychoslave 8y ago
As a French citizen, this is nothing new in principle: we already had law that forbid negationist material and so on. That makes nothing for social peace of course, it only brings more weight to the "see how they try to hide you the tr
1997.
by psychoslave 8y ago
AsyncAwait have a point here, the comment start with a "don't fall into simplistic extreme dualism. Neither brightest human achievements nor genocide happen only under a single political orientation flag. There are people that are