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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I would say it's debatable whether centralised intelligence can outperform collective intelligence. Centralised intelligence can be very efficient, but by definition it will lack the perspectives that a diverse collective intelligence
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And friends of friends, friends of relatives are classical match candidates, even if they sound so old-fashioned.
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Joy for some but predicament for a lot other. Hardly any other invention causing so much nuisance as Karaoke: [1] https://e.vnexpress.net/news/life/karaoke-causes-noise-pollu... [2] https://www.vice.com
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Yes, but how could it relate to the nosediving by just adjusting the seat?
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I thought IBM has its Watson already? ;)
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So what could it be this “seat movement” in layman term? The pilot was screwing a stewardess on the seat and inadvertently jerked the joystick causing the plane to nosediving??
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Wow! This is so cool! Scrolling, scrolling, and it makes you feel how vast the universe really is and how desperate we must be on the way to reach even our neighbouring stars. Our human life is truly a speck of dust; to think otherwise is s
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I use LANDrop, another open source project, with satisfaction. The thing about LocalSend is its low transfer speed. Somehow it’s even slower than LANDrop and much lower than SMB or Croc. I have also a very weird problem with detection: my
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Wonder why the numbers only listed until middle of November 2023. What happened in the last months? Did the anomaly continue or did it change?
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We invented machine and software to solve such problems. Is that not solving the problem?
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Man, but we invented the calculator and the computer for that!
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I think it’s an interesting thought. But for the sake of it, can you name/imagine some examples of problems/forms of problems we as human can not solve? Or can not solve efficiently? If you can find none, is it not the proof that
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Not without reason they are the only economy in Europe in recession.
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I wonder if anybody has thought about giving the lander a slow rotation? It will help stabilize its landing axis and so likely avoiding a tipping-over. Another idea is to let the lander “spring” on the moon surface. Because the gravity is s
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Can not fathom why the German military is relying on a commercial civilian platform to conduct its highly sensitive communications. It’s not that they can not develop their own software or infrastructure. All these things are readily availa
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Kialo.com is a popular debate platform with many neat functionalities. Liquid democracy is another platform where people can vote or delegate their vote easily. But for critical issues, I think the platform integrity is of great importance
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
China bought many a naval bases in the Pacific. They have a developed fleet including aircraft carriers and intercontinental missiles. They also have their own spy satellites constellation and has the technology and money to expand them. Ho
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“only have one option when it comes to full device backups,[…]iCloud” No, you can always do a full backup with your PC/Mac. And as with any local backup, of course you can move it to any cloud storage you want.
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With teeth, you can go really far, because in cool, dry conditions they can be preserved for tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of years. Also, you only need a tiny amount of genetic material to analyse. Of course, having som
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Chinese EV cars graveyard https://youtu.be/1SEfwoqKRU8
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I still like the earth date approach the most: exactly 4 weeks, 28 days a month, 13 months a year and 1 or 2 special earth dates to celebrate depends on whether the year is a leap year or not. Very neat and perpetual :D
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Their first example doesn't look idiomatic at all: SELECT * FROM "users" WHERE like ("email", 'gmail') Should “like” here be a user-defined function? Because that’s not the syntax
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
The same for me. After the news of Sora, I went in and didn’t see much spam at all. A cursory look seems to reveal genuine humans reactions. The same for the hotly debated statements of LeCun and other big names in AI. Due to the hype for A
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Training on the contents will require a scraping. Thus, maybe looking up something about using the contents or scrapping it?
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
For simple online checking, Language Tool is the closest thing, with add-on for FF and Chrome. If you want to check for longer texts, DeepL Write (AI from Germany) is the better choice. It also supports many languages.
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It’s not about forcing, but more about tricking. A classic example is like that: your elder parents got an fishing email with attachment, they tried to open it then it said they need that app to view with a convenient link. Unsuspecting, th
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Strange. Does health.mil block certain IP blocks or why I can not open the article? My Google snippet is also very peculiar: Skills That Aid Job Performance Under High Stress -Controlling emotions. Reduce negative thinking and fear. ... -Ca
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I always thought German bureaucracy is the worst in the world. But apparently it’s not.
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Oh, I just skimmed the article to find an antidote and didn't know it was there!
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Another example is the Hanoi's rat massacre. In 1902, Hanoi, Vietnam was plagued by rats. The French colonial government, in an attempt to control the rat population, offered a bounty for each rat killed. However, this plan backfired s

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