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This is a really good question and is tangent to attribution in art-generating packages as well. It's a part of the process that gets ignored because nobody wants to deal with the unethical implications. If software is doing it, it can
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I understand that drama like that can't be easily tolerated in a company but if it's the owner causing drama all the time I also get the frustration of the people taking part. I wonder whether this could have worked in a publicall
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4y ago
My parents had a break-in as well but they collect all kinds of paper notes and irrelevant stuff, magazines etc. Their documents are organized according to some eldritch principle - it's all there but you'll need some time to find
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4y ago
I feel for this kind of stuff, you want to have a local, air gapped computer, maybe a Raspberry that has an encrypted drive. A little computer that is just going to work X years down the line. Edit: Or alternatively, keep a printed document
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4y ago
Have no illusion, you're still the product - only if no data collection was part of the contract, you'd be a real customer. Youtube Premium users are also premium ad targets because they obviously have disposable income.
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Disclaimer: I'm not a doctor but I've had diagnosed work-related depression ('burnout') and got treated for it. This is based solely on my personal experience: You don't need to work hard to be burnt out, you may ju
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4y ago
Less than two years ago, the Swiss air force, which is there for intercepting air space incursions had business hours [0]. [0] https://www.aerotime.aero/articles/26815-no-more-office-hour...
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Watched it again last week. Then another time with the director's commentary (commentary can be found on youtube, audio only). The fun thing is that Kurt Russel is usually there with Carpenter: They have a drink, tell stories about the
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What worked for me (diagnosed with ADHD) is to stream my desktop to a friend and have 1.5h work periods with 1h pause inbetween. Being watched by someone who knows you're supposed to be doing one thing and one thing only can be a great
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Also, I feel the core of art is some promise of meaning pertaining to human experience. Look at some abstract art and what do you think about? You think about the meaning and what it might represent, inevitably assigning your own meaning to
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I've spent 10 minutes trying to find a description of the training data for DALLE-2. The most I could find was that it was taken from 'publically-available' sources among others.
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4y ago
It's ironic, seeing people who build models trained on other people's work (which is in no way credited) to be worried about origin and credit.
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For a different jumping-off point: check out rctestflight on youtube [0]. They're designing and building minimal custom drones (boats, gliders, tracked etc.). [0] https://www.youtube.com/c/rctestflight
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5y ago
I've been wondering about giving artists some sort of adversarial filter to post their creations online and have it complicate or ruin training.
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Sometimes distraction is not caused by the actual distractions around yourself but by problems with regulating your emotions - you may not want to do the thing you want to focus on, it may be too challenging or it may make you anxious. One
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I can recommend https://mynoise.net/ I gave them money like ages ago and I can still listen to all the soundscapes - really well done, you can adjust different channels of natural noise from professional recordings that the
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Group 2 also easily decays into group 1, depending on whether they receive help at that stage or not.
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That supplying weapons does help save civilian lives is a non-sequitur for me. Technically, if you only care about civilian lives, you would immediately surrender. But as to your point, yes - I also think this is mostly virtue signalling -
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5y ago
> The west says, what Russia is doing is wrong and we will not do business with them anymore. Right now that still makes us the good guys. While it's moral on a larger perspective, this will directly cause the death of people in Rus
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You mean like using the tool to systematically identify the small changes in suicide likelihood due to parameter variation of a subject's interactions/environment and then maximizing the likelihood? A suicide inductor.
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I think to get some sort of understanding (instead of just operative understanding of quantum mechanics) you have to dive relatively deep into theoretical physics. Spin can then arise from enhancing the Schrödinger equation with a relativis
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5y ago
If you give the entire occupied populace military training, don't you basically train the resistance yourself? I think any occupying power will be paranoid enough about that (and for good reason) to not do that.
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From the start, if we think in realpolitical terms, we let him effectively keep Crimea and Donbas/Luhansk without giving the Ukraine material support to take them back, out of the fear of pouring fuel into the fire. Putin had demands t
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I've been reading up on the history of the Bosnian genocide, I should probably also read up on Czechnya. I really hope that Ukraine won't go down like Czechnya but I fear in the end, Putin only knows one trick.
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There are US security experts who also argue that limited nuclear war can be waged (Edit: and won). It's an idea from the 80s and it's not something that planners have disregarded.
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My pretty unfounded opinions on this: Because it's now or never, while there still is pro-Russian separatism and the Ukrainian military hasn't become even stronger. Coordinate with China to exert pressure. They don't want san
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I think I have never seen a floppy symbol while using my android phones. Also not available in many interface icon collections, like Google Material Icons etc. when I recently wanted to have buttons with icons in an ImGui project. Many kids
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I want to add: If you look at the tools and theoretical underpinnings spaceX uses to develop their vehicles, they didn't develop them themselves. Numerical simulation methods, especially for hypersonic flow, powder-bed fusion, CAD etc.
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I want to add to this that physics aims at this 'simplicity', i.e. being able to derive mathematical models ab initio, with the least amount of assumptions. While the 'simplest' (in the physics sense) description of some
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How do the politics of a Mars colony work? Say Elon controls the sole means of supplying the colony from Earth - do the colonists effectively become hostages? What if they mutiny? Will the supplies stop coming? Is this murder? Many question
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