dse1982

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by dse1982 4mo ago
Amen. Chatbots are a band-aid on broken UX. <insert bandaid tank meme here> Trying to explain this for a while at the company I work at, but everybody is drunk on the kool-aid. But I get it: good UX takes deep thought and creativity.
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by dse1982 1y ago
Insurances are not hedges. Hedges are „investment position[s] intended to offset potential losses or gains that may be incurred by a companion investment“ (wikipedia) of which insurances can be a part of, while in an insurance „a party agre
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by dse1982 1y ago
I don't know what she is doing now, since we lost contact many years ago. Basically after school when I moved away to study. So no happily ever after with her, but it was absolutely worth the effort. It would never have worked out, sin
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by dse1982 1y ago
When I was a teenager I made a ttf-font from the handwriting of a girl I was in love with as a gift for her. Man I underestimated that task seriously. I used some tool that was included in the Corel Draw Suite, scanned a sheet of paper on w
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by dse1982 1y ago
Right on point.
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by dse1982 1y ago
Out of pure curiousity: do your really think that would make any significant difference for voter behavior? My understanding is that one of the biggest misunderstandings of the last decade+, was that center and leftist politicians assumed i
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by dse1982 1y ago
Because the users pay an unrealistically low price. You aim for money and right now you make money via the investors and not the users. Would 700M people use it if they had to pay a realistic price? I doubt it.
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by dse1982 1y ago
Thx for your thorough explanation! I don’t know much about these things, just thought about similarities in the algebraic properties, especially with regards to the zero-element: 0*1=0.
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by dse1982 1y ago
Isn't the AND operation often represented using multiplication notation (dot or star) because it is basically a boolean multiplication?
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by dse1982 1y ago
Well, China is more on the side of Iran than the US or US allies. So there is that.
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by dse1982 2y ago
This and 1000 times this. It is so absurd: of course it seems ad hoc plausible to treat roughly similar things as if they were the same. However: never do this in this forum, since this is a community is looking a lot into all kinds details
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by dse1982 2y ago
The system is eroded by the people who were brought into the position of being capable to destroy the system: by the system!. In so far: "The purpose of a system is what it does" (Stafford Beer). This should motivate us to ask wha
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by dse1982 2y ago
So it was not uncovered by doge? and it is also not simply fraud? „Every year, agency reports posted online document billions in improper payments, which include fraud but also underpayments, duplicate payments, payments to ineligible recip
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by dse1982 2y ago
This. Also the question is what the possible complexity of the question is that you want to convey. As long as it is rather simple it might seem realistic to argue that there is no language involved (i would argue this is wrong). But as soo
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by dse1982 2y ago
Well, I think it is barbaric to drop bombs on areas where you hit such a high proportion of civilians that in the end your overall distribution of victims matches the distribution of the overall population. So unless the distribution in age
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by dse1982 2y ago
It is absurd to act as if machines would do the same as human brains if you don’t even know what human brains do.
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by dse1982 2y ago
My cousin wrote a book about this topic (it is not only about blue animals but the general scarcity of blue in the natural environment): https://www.amazon.de/Blue-Science-Secrets-Natures-English-e... I never gave this much
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by dse1982 2y ago
You do care obviously, and understandably, since you want to be recognized as competent regarding language and communication. But then you should react more openly and be grateful for the feedback you get, since it enables you to improve yo
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by dse1982 3y ago
Would seem more obtuse to me to assume that a gain of 14% for mice in a lab-situation would translate to a similar gain for humans in a real-life situation.
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by dse1982 3y ago
I had the same problem, keeping me from really exploiting the power of jq. But for this and similar cases I am really glad about copilot being available to help. I just tell it what I need, together with a reduced sample of the source-json,
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by dse1982 3y ago
Am german, can confirm you are right. Not much to correct here :)
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by dse1982 3y ago
As far as I understand it, they were not forced to respect the DNT header in their processes. They were only forbidden to claim that the DNT header would not be legally binding and therefore not respected. The court did not force LinkedIn
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by dse1982 4y ago
This is a very interesting article. I was however a bit confused by the lingo, calling everything generics. As I understood it the main point of the article quite precisely matched the distinction between generics and templates as I learned
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by dse1982 5y ago
What about this: https://www.inc.com/jason-aten/google-is-intentionally-makin...