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by spaceprison 3y ago
I had a similar idea the other day after fighting with inkscape tracing! The problem with auto tracing is lack of content awareness so it's just shapes and colors leading to strange objects that require lots of tinkering. I'm goin
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by spaceprison 3y ago
With today's LLMs I could see them used as a way to speed up the generation of transformer code, but I'm not sure you could trust them to 'just work' as the layer.
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by spaceprison 3y ago
No it's 'chink in the armor' https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/chink_in_the_armor
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by spaceprison 3y ago
Correspondence, keeping records and making appointments are attention destroying activities. For a few year stretch I worked with a team project manager who wasn't technical at all. She'd setup the meetings that I needed to have,
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by spaceprison 3y ago
Once things go from product focused to profit focused, the ranks start getting filled with administrative roles. Then it's just a matter of time until the balance tips and the iron law of bureaucracy goes into full effect. https:&#x2F
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by spaceprison 3y ago
Her book may try to make that point, but the point of article is seems to be more meta than that. There are people, like this author, the journalists that interviewed her and the venues who booked her, that believe the open public discussio
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by spaceprison 3y ago
Well the last sentence of their newer LP 'Strive to be Earth’s Best Employer' says: Leaders have a vision for and commitment to their employees’ personal success, whether that be at Amazon or elsewhere . I didn't expect them
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by spaceprison 3y ago
So: developers can't change the way society has chosen to prioritize infrastructure, Poor user experience is the result of this societal failure, thus there is nothing that can be done to improve user experience? It seems more likely t
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by spaceprison 3y ago
If the contract is this simple then is it surprising that existing control givers (aka permanent residents) may have a sense that as long as they're still 'giving' they should still be 'getting' or at least have a
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by spaceprison 3y ago
My impression with France was Reme Despres and Orange did a lot to make transition and adoption happen.
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by spaceprison 3y ago
https://chat.openai.com/share/4cb3c711-27e6-45ee-aeda-546fc3... I too had a dismal showing, but it didn't go religious on me.
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by spaceprison 3y ago
I'm on both sides of this. Project based learning is great in that the student gets exposure to 'things' and has to figure out how to wire it all together. The down side is depth of exposure and the ability gain 'real&#x
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by spaceprison 3y ago
From what I recall the marketing for the saturn tried to make the knights game 'the new sonic' and it looked dumb. I also remember wanting to know what a 'panzer dragoon' was but a lot of the commercials made it seem lik
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by spaceprison 3y ago
I just had the same experience. It was so strange.
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by spaceprison 3y ago
A sentiment analysis plot of all the sources could be insightful both for users as well as a way to tune the weight of sources in the future. Very cool
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by spaceprison 3y ago
Of course 'phonics only' wouldn't work, but this 'guess your way to reading' type of instruction was used with two of my three kids and I can tell you it was a joke. It wasn't until we actively intervened and s
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by spaceprison 3y ago
I had the exact same thought by the end of the article.
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by spaceprison 3y ago
Agreed, As a government agency how would you have any confidence that Twitter won't shadow ban your account? These social media companies aren't Public services, nor have they been deemed critical enough to be required to provide
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by spaceprison 4y ago
The teams that brought value to the company were embedded alongside of the folks producing the data to be 'scienced' and had leadership that was able to understand and communicate the information (and its limits) to their leaders
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by spaceprison 4y ago
Many years ago I read and shared the definition of teledildonics http://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/teledildonics.html From that day on any time someone built a new computer someone in my cohort would as
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by spaceprison 4y ago
my baseball nerd friends really seem to really enjoy https://pocketpennantrun.weebly.com/
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by spaceprison 4y ago
Man, I had Bell's palsy in 8th grade. It lasted for about two months. Middle school is no place to be a fat kid, but it turns out it's really not the place to be the fat kid with a drooping mouth and an eye patch. I got about 95%
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by spaceprison 4y ago
'The authors supposed that the positive general evaluation of women might derive from the association between women and nurturing characteristics. This bias has been cited as an example of benevolent sexism.' How is that any less
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by spaceprison 4y ago
PBS has a great documentary about silicon valley that goes into some of this. https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/silicon...
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by spaceprison 4y ago
This is so great. I was just telling my son about the wonder of the old internet and how great stumbleupon was. Thanks for this.
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by spaceprison 4y ago
There used to be a live CD of this to try out out.
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by spaceprison 4y ago
Agreed, I feel like the issue is societal first.
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by spaceprison 4y ago
Don't sweat it. This pain will be at the top and by the more senior folks. I got into the business in 02 at a startup. Moral was low, lots of folks had seen their options become worthless and extreme growth had stopped. Once the frat
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by spaceprison 4y ago
Open mosix was the coolest project.
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by spaceprison 4y ago
With many businesses using contract labor instead of full time workers, creating a worker co-op that operates as a contracting firm could be like a shadow union.

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