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by thuuuomas 3y ago
Frame this - iconic. How many people would you estimate are deserving of your judgement? “Billions”?
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by thuuuomas 3y ago
It sounds like you’re expecting ideal operating conditions indefinitely?
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by thuuuomas 3y ago
Agreed. Stewardship of the angular ecosystem is lacking. Versioning across first-party @angular packages isn’t consistent. Some @angular packages are in permanent beta for unknown reasons. Anything besides the latest release is abandonware.
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by thuuuomas 3y ago
Did you chime in to tell us you’ve yet to finish it? That’s pretty funny too
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by thuuuomas 3y ago
We can’t be critical of the datasets used for testing if we don’t know what’s in them. The same applies to training data - it should be disclosed.
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by thuuuomas 3y ago
What happens when there’s 100x the content, often indistinguishable from alike content, but demand remains the same?
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by thuuuomas 3y ago
It’s on Gutenberg https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/815/pg815-images.html#l...
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by thuuuomas 3y ago
Those dang irrational personal choices! All models are wrong, but some keep your hopes closer
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by thuuuomas 4y ago
Centrism is a meta-heuristic concerned only with who said what. It’s no surprise that many people find centrist beliefs superficial & uninformed.
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by thuuuomas 4y ago
> I suspect a human touch is still needed This is the motivated reasoning of a comfortable person. AI will eat the Protagonist Jobs too, sooner rather than later.
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by thuuuomas 4y ago
Human managers (who are good at their jobs) bring a little Bedside Manner, a modicum of compassion to Human Resource Allocation that will soon be seen as a luxury compared to low-cost, fully-automated Human Resource Monitoring & Reinfor
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by thuuuomas 4y ago
You’re speculating. You have no experience with fiscal or monetary policy. You’re a glorified salesman!
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by thuuuomas 4y ago
“we should obviate things I find distasteful, but my livelihood must be preserved”
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by thuuuomas 4y ago
> absolute purity doesn't leave a route for daily coders writing regular programs to do their jobs This speaks to the muscle memory of daily coders way more than to the details of FP/OO. You could easily make the same argument
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by thuuuomas 4y ago
The opera singer shatters the wine glass with a humming
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by thuuuomas 4y ago
“Sycophantic” to whom?
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by thuuuomas 4y ago
A dark, desert highway, huh? Cool wind in yr hair? :)))
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by thuuuomas 4y ago
Do you truly believe yr StableDiffusion Americana is “not like what anyone else is making”? You’ve got some knots to untangle :)
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by thuuuomas 4y ago
Sure, but how are you less cynical than others here?
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by thuuuomas 8y ago
The author on occasion also publishes a journal about " the Lisp family of programming languages and little-languages in general", which is worth a look. http://readevalprintlove.fogus.me/
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When Data Science Destabilizes Democracy and Facilitates Genocide(fast.ai)
32 points by thuuuomas 9y ago|15 comments
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by thuuuomas 9y ago
But where will Norway source their compulsory, unpaid labor if not from private prisons clogged with drug war causalities?
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by thuuuomas 9y ago
Netflix is money, but the real DRM atrocities will surface in the ed-tech long tail.
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by thuuuomas 10y ago
Computers are the tools of modern librarianship.
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by thuuuomas 10y ago
The US is full of people who refer to "this country" online. :D
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by thuuuomas 10y ago
For fun, try decoding sequences of the "police" emoji of varying length. :D https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_linguistic_example_sen...
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by thuuuomas 11y ago
Denying something out of dogma is basically the definition of virtue.
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by thuuuomas 11y ago
This is a language problem: people with emotions hear "value" & recognize a (for lack of a better term) moral component to the implied judgement, where finance people are happy to confuse "value" with "wealth&qu
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by thuuuomas 11y ago
IANAL, but it's worth noting that libraries have particular usage rights regarding printed materials that they give up entirely when moving to an ebook licensing scheme. http://www.librarylaw.com/Copyright_and_Libraries
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by thuuuomas 11y ago
Regarding [0], The reference to `==` vs `===` in javascript seems like mad trolling.

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