temporarely

11 ms·

91.
by temporarely 2y ago
Will is affecting, bringing about, one's intent. Intentions are based on thought. Thought is engendered in the mind. A weak mind is susceptible to suggestions. Suggestibility is indicative of an inability to resist 'external&#x2
92.
by temporarely 2y ago
Constrain =/= create
93.
by temporarely 2y ago
The core of the flaw in your proposition is the premise of making the determination based on external observation. The actual question is this: do I have free will or not? Life presents us with choices . To paraphrase the prince of Denma
94.
by temporarely 2y ago
You are confusing suggestibility with the question of free will.
95.
by temporarely 2y ago
reddit this way -> www.reddit.com
96.
by temporarely 2y ago
They serve no purpose. Now we also have besides these parasitical firms the shell 'job boards' that send the job seekers on n hops to finally get to an application form. These are truly worthy of scorn as they "earn" the
97.
by temporarely 2y ago
In 3 decades in this disappointing field every single interaction with a recruiter has been an utter waste of time.
98.
by temporarely 2y ago
> interview game Yes, mediocre people like to select the same. > Handling minor everyday disagreements is a skill that does not need to be "prepared for" in an interview. And naturally the mediocrities that think asking the
99.
by temporarely 2y ago
And I must also say I was not wearing a uniform goose stepping while clutching a dictionary as I made that comment :) We're all here to learn.
100.
by temporarely 2y ago
https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/affect-vs-effect-usa...
101.
by temporarely 2y ago
Are you trolling? Merv was Persian.
102.
by temporarely 2y ago
> Trying out different ideas is good. And that's all we're asking, guvner. Can we try not having "tech giants"? We've tried and there are all sort of issues that negatively affect society, privacy, innovation, ..
103.
by temporarely 2y ago
https://archive.is/3av3I "LLMs develop most of their skills during pretraining—but success depends on the quality, size, and variety of the data they consume. So much text is needed that it is practically impossible f
104.
Why the Military Can't Trust [LLM] AI(foreignaffairs.com)
2 points by temporarely 2y ago|1 comments
105.
by temporarely 2y ago
A while back was musing if it was possible to come up with something resembling the instruction set for a CPU for an abstract relational-engine. Is this basically what SQLite is doing with bytecodes?
106.
by temporarely 2y ago
This can be amplified by saying ' No end-to-end security without top-to-bottom security '.
107.
by temporarely 2y ago
"Then, one day in February 2020, as COVID-19 swept the globe, access to FireChat was completely cut off without explanation."
108.
by temporarely 2y ago
The timeline is possibly informative.
109.
by temporarely 2y ago
> Bleak as hell though. It's called Realism .
110.
by temporarely 2y ago
That's a fair statement. My standard for this type of show remains BBC's Tinker Tailor Solider Spy (1979) and the follow up Smiley's People (1982). Alec Guinness owns Smiley. Just perfect. Absolutely gripping yet low bu
111.
by temporarely 2y ago
The most realistic Russian sleeper scenario imo was in Slow Horses. Brits don't insult your intelligence too greatly in their spook shows; the American variety always involves some sort of super-human characters. It's good as ente
112.
by temporarely 2y ago
> taken to its logical conclusion, tiered storage could turn Kafka into [...] A message broker sitting in front of an RDBMS. I mean, if we're now basically 'tailing' streaming data and saving to another storage system migh
113.
by temporarely 2y ago
https://superuser.com/questions/269385/why-does-google-chrom... Dark patterns in finding this setting that 99.999% of normies would not even know of, ever. But equally a plausible excuse that "there is a sett
114.
by temporarely 2y ago
> It's kinda crazy It's called Cognitive dissonance. False notions meet the hard surface of reality and are shattered. The criminal (fact) PM of that "only democracy" gave public command to his US stooges (our represe
115.
by temporarely 2y ago
No, one source of truth of 'the state'. A "system of record" in db parlance. DRY is concerned with the code, i.e. algorithm.
116.
by temporarely 2y ago
I think you miss the fine point here. Ontological truth =/= Good domain modeling. OP is not arguing against domain modeling, rather a likely common trap of creating an analog of 'the world' (however delimited) as foundation f
117.
by temporarely 2y ago
That is exactly correct. Now please read what I wrote again..
118.
by temporarely 2y ago
Cameras don't have minds. Mind is not a camera. We do not know the nature of consciousness nor the true dimensionality of our reality. Joshua supposedly made the Sun stop and so do gurus in India (as a matter of routine) per numerous f
119.
by temporarely 2y ago
Interesting. I only butted heads with Golang in the second phase of use. This is when we were fed the mantra of "you're not doing it right" and "the go way" (which turned out to be true.) This was an unusual experie
120.
by temporarely 2y ago
Regrettable that you are not being engaged in a verbalized discussion. I appreciate your thoughtful comments, as someone who habitually uses pot and tobacco and recognizes the harmful effects of these substances. At least society is now ful

More ›