rhema

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by rhema 5y ago
Bill Hicks was right about advertising.
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Auto-Transcribing Zoom Interviews into a CSV with Speaker and Punctuation(infovisu.com)
2 points by rhema 5y ago|0 comments
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by rhema 5y ago
I was thinking about immunity generally, from a Shannon information theory perspective. It's impossible that the human body has an infinite ability to absorb immunity, because otherwise we could store an infinite amount of information.
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A Rape in Cyberspace (1993)(juliandibbell.com)
1 points by rhema 5y ago|0 comments
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by rhema 5y ago
I'm still convinced that "Havana Syndrome" is just CIA officers feeling bad about what they do or who they work for. This used to be called "regret" or "having a conscience". The recordings that "dipl
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Writing a Fuzzer for NES Games(pseudorandom.resistant.tech)
57 points by rhema 5y ago|16 comments
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by rhema 5y ago
Yes, fixed. Thank you.
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by rhema 5y ago
It would be easier to "trust the science" for the plebs out there if they felt that institutions valued their needs. Insulin could cost $15 per vial, but they can cost $300. The financial institutions (see 2008 crash) caused no pr
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by rhema 5y ago
I have a hard time believing this was / is the real version used. It doesn't seem broad enough. More likely it was a kind of smoketest that made sure that a more automated keyword checker was working. It does remind me of the XKEY
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by rhema 5y ago
The summary I quote below represents the paranoid or less-successful-than-they-want-to-be professor. There are many at all levels of success and career development have literally devoted their lives to ideas they think will change the world
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by rhema 5y ago
I hope there is security footage. If not, I don't like the trend for governments / organizations / powerful people in exacting justice.
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by rhema 5y ago
You might try to get longish distance walkie-talkies. They are cheap and probably go far enough. I let my (similar age) kids free range a block or two, especially if they go together and bring a walkie talkie.
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by rhema 5y ago
I (and my co-authors) published a paper that was highly-influenced by this work https://ecologylab.net/research/publications/mache_present.p... . It argues for more dynamic (Prezi) like presentations. I think Tuft
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by rhema 5y ago
Why not the 3090? What's the logic?
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by rhema 5y ago
Can someone who knows more about Eth tell me if this staking is a 100% guaranteed to happen? Is there a chance that miners rebel or a fork is made?
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by rhema 6y ago
Now do fraudulent GPU listings.
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Logorrhea(blog.afoolishmanifesto.com)
2 points by rhema 6y ago|0 comments
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by rhema 6y ago
This may not kill the large newspapers, but surely it will destroy the local newspapers. When does a tech blog become news? Can you even share anything on the internet through Facebook?
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by rhema 6y ago
I'm just speaking based on my interpretation. I think the "chalice" is a jeweled cup that seems valuable, but the poison is not what you would expect to drink. So, the deal seems like a big prize, but comes with hard-to-under
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by rhema 6y ago
I made a custom Django system for my personal website in 2013. It became to old to work with my web host. So, now I just run the django locally long enough to run a wget mirror. Voilà, static content.
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by rhema 6y ago
I would check in with a local homeschooling Facebook group for 1-on-1 support. We've been homeschooling our kids. The 7 and 9 year old use Kahn Academy for math, which works really well. They also have grammar options they have started
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by rhema 6y ago
You don't really need facial recognition once you have enough data from contact tracing.
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by rhema 6y ago
>"very broad because they are necessary as tools" >"diagnostic criteria are meant to be sufficient criteria for diagnosing a disorder" Aren't these equivalent ideas? I don't think the parent comment was m
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by rhema 6y ago
Lots of examples of their synthesis here: https://lbry.tv/@VocalSynthesis:2?page=1 . I've been thinking about the deepfakes as a kind of computational thinking aid. We can all simulate reading text from the voice of ra
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by rhema 6y ago
I like the bubble visualization a lot. Great work! Have you seen the art of mixing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEjOdqZFvhY ? It seems like something like your tool would be really helpful for mixing music.
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by rhema 6y ago
If part of the value for participants was to know whether they had antibodies, then those that had gone through a flu (or covid) would be more likely to respond. This means that the overall sample likely includes more people who had COVID t
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LED mask concept lets you smile through the pollution (2014)(engadget.com)
1 points by rhema 7y ago|0 comments
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by rhema 7y ago
Spreading misinformation is bad. However, maybe casting media into the memory hole risks creating glorified digital martyrs. I wish the WHO made more transparent arguments about the utility of masks. Their failure and apparent flip-flop giv
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by rhema 7y ago
I thought this was some kind of overclocking crowdsourced data at first.
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by rhema 7y ago
I think the approach is bizarre. How will replacing 1/2 of T_D mods with new management solve anything? What is the goal? I would really like to understand what is going on in the room when these ideas are presented. T_D is a cesspool.

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