panarchy

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by panarchy 2mo ago
Canada is so lucky to have someone like Michael Geist. He's been reporting on and doing in depth investigations on privacy invasions for about 2 decades now.
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by panarchy 3mo ago
Looking forward to cranking one out.
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by panarchy 4mo ago
I actually really miss all the research being done on having (reinforcement learning) AIs beat Atari games and the like. Or the one that stopped at a TV playing random images instead of continuing through the level. Has there been any progr
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by panarchy 4mo ago
Amusingly I found the colour (Whaddaya at? Are you from the cold or wet, eh?) bleed the most interesting part for potential artistic effect.
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by panarchy 5mo ago
Or more likely consumers aren't paid enough to buy quality.
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by panarchy 5mo ago
Hacker News is a court of law now?
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by panarchy 7mo ago
Quinozyme
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by panarchy 7mo ago
I had it make a simple HTML/JS canvas game (think flappy bird) and while it did some things mildly better (and others noticeably worse) it still fell into the exact same traps as earlier models. It also had a lot of issues generating v
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by panarchy 7mo ago
https://thecottonwoodpost.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/emi... https://thecottonwoodpost.net/2019/12/10/modern-climate-chan...
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by panarchy 7mo ago
I think there's someone that wrote about what is to be done, but I can't remember who. /s
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by panarchy 7mo ago
We can't say for sure that the current feedback loops will be identical to those that did or did not exist in the past. Differences in the initial state could result in different outcomes. For example was there as much methane trapped
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by panarchy 8mo ago
The problem with (3D) CAD I've heard is that the Open CASCADE CAD kernel is a huge mess. So as much as they update and fix FreeCAD (and they've made a lot of good progress, but it's still very rough around the edges) they&#x2
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by panarchy 8mo ago
And then by the time they do get around to fixing the UI it seems the codebase is horribly bloated and littered with tech debt and now updating the UI would basically require a whole application rewrite. Which I have seen happen and work, b
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by panarchy 8mo ago
Other open source projects should take note. It seems like UX is a complete afterthought for most and any suggestions for QoL improvements are met with hostility by the small fervent community telling everyone to go fork themselves. Somewha
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by panarchy 9mo ago
It usually means rich people care about stirring up pointless outrage and/or getting clicks from people making a stir about the frivolity of it.
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by panarchy 9mo ago
Everyone should use Canadian spelling as it's the intermediary between both British and USA spelling it makes the most sense for the Americans and Brits to adopt it.
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by panarchy 9mo ago
Maybe we should take the definition from the mouth of an expert on fascism, Mussolini, "Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the merger of state and corporate power."
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by panarchy 9mo ago
I've been waiting for someone to make this since about 2019 it seemed pretty self-evident. It will be interesting when they get to mixed heterogeneous architecture networks with a meta network that optimizes for specific tasks.
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by panarchy 1y ago
The stochastic part is who is doing it (random people being incited) vs an organized cell who has members engaging in random acts of violence
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Harvard Neurologist: 'Wanting to keep your brain young forever is foolishness'(english.elpais.com)
3 points by panarchy 1y ago|0 comments
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by panarchy 1y ago
When a corporation extracts surplus value from a laborer so the company gets its dues (so the execs can get a yacht) it's good When a union extracts some dues from laborers to be able to organize the union and payout partial wages duri
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by panarchy 1y ago
Pretty nice so far. I enjoy the very visible categories (as in the "astronomy" label in the Science category, not the science, technology, etc ones) that make it easy to see if an article is relevant to my interests at a glance. A
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by panarchy 1y ago
"There's a Canada outside of Toronto?" - Torontonians (all in good jest)
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by panarchy 1y ago
The rise of autocrats and tyrants is often bulwarked by people saying everyone else is engaging in hyperbole and that it won't be that bad and that there's always been people like this through history so it's no big deal now.
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by panarchy 1y ago
I would be interested to see the rate of use for bubble mailers and the like over the same time period.
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by panarchy 1y ago
The point of no return was likely electing someone that attempted a coup (fake electors plot) back into office. If they didn't want to leave peacefully or legally the first time what made anyone think they would the second. PS this sit
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by panarchy 1y ago
Yes I'm sure they're the issue with your reputation and not the friends you kept. Just another sign of a healthy democracy. Nothing to see here. /s
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by panarchy 1y ago
Back in my day hackers were anti-authoritarian
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by panarchy 1y ago
Don't feed the troll.
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by panarchy 1y ago
"You could not get more blatantly corrupt than this." Oh I'm sure they'll figure it out.

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