numinos1

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by numinos1 2mo ago
I just spent the past five years learning Morse code, and for me it was significantly more difficult than learning a foreign language. Perhaps I'm just getting old and my brain isn't as pliable as it used to be, but it's been
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by numinos1 3y ago
Unless awareness is independent of the universe and traverses the branching worlds through observation and free will.
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by numinos1 3y ago
We're already half way there. Google Docs now utilizes an "assistive writing" AI that displays warnings for words or phrases that are considered "non-inclusive".
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by numinos1 3y ago
I met Dan Brown at an event where he stated that (Writing the Blockbuster Novel)[ https://www.amazon.com/Writing-Blockbuster-Novel-Albert-Zuck... ] was the formula he used to write his books.
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by numinos1 3y ago
This will no longer be true next year, as The American Ornithology Society's Diversity & Inclusion Committee plans to rename all these species with "non-colonized, inclusive" names. https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
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by numinos1 3y ago
That will undoubtedly happen. But hopefully by then we'll have moved on to more fertile ground.
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by numinos1 4y ago
YouTube is slowly transitioning from a UGC video marketplace into a modern version of cable tv. These technical oversights aren't bugs. They're a deliberate effort to shape user behavior and maximize advertising revenue. Old conte
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by numinos1 5y ago
Would you care explaining?
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by numinos1 6y ago
And then there's the guy who communicated with an individual from the 16th century through his BBC Micro: https://stardot.org.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=15271 Lamentably, I don't see anything in the user guide
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by numinos1 10y ago
This reminds me of the "acoustic vector sensor" developed by a Dutch acoustics firm that can pinpoint any conversation in a crowd. https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21929364-400-matchsti...
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by numinos1 13y ago
I think that was his point.