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David Fendrich
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Programmer, data scientist, AI aficionado. CTO of tenfifty.io. Plays too much chess.
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David Fendrich
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Apparently nobody can stop you from gratuitously inserting a blank line between open...: and f.write either, you monster!
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David Fendrich
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Also with requirements and design.
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Yeah. Maybe the kid's screen time too.
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David Fendrich
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But now they do Jax, which is really getting the early adopter love. Especially in the Pyro-community.
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David Fendrich
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It will be a surprise twist when it turns out that those who vote against witnesses do so because they think the evidence is already enough for conviction and the Senate should just get on with it.
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David Fendrich
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I guess this is no surprise, but Wolfram Alpha answers 0.8 kpc: wolframalpha.com/input/?i=dista… Perhaps using data from Wikipedia.
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David Fendrich
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I just published a post on which machine learning methods we use (for our diverse set of projects and customers) in practice at Tenfifty: tenfifty.io/state-of-pract…
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David Fendrich
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I guess liberal failure modes (or crapholes) would be where other people's freedom infringe on mine, so anarchy and tragedy of the commons.
Those can perhaps be equally bad, but would probably look different from the authoritarian failures.
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David Fendrich
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Vintern är lite som vissa politiker på det sättet. Hör du en groda en gång är det inte så mycket att bråka om. Problemet är när det blir ett mönster.
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David Fendrich
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As have I. No emails whatsoever.
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David Fendrich
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That's the real key to a secure computer. Make the enemy too scared of the depravity they will find.
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David Fendrich
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Inaccessible to as many people as possible.
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David Fendrich
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Not Carlson :)
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David Fendrich
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A good future? An interesting one at least. Not dystopian.
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David Fendrich
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Hannu Rajaniemi's Thief-novels are similar in style (best current SF writer) but speaks of a very different future, not the near term.
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David Fendrich
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Really, society is to blame.
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David Fendrich
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It doesn't mean that you cannot beat him. Except for the last 112 classical games or so.
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David Fendrich
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Bloodgood? Really? Imagine writing a book about a murderer who's good at chess and trying to get that name past your editor.
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David Fendrich
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I agree, but I don't know how much people value risk to life in other practical situations. I expect it is relative to personal wealth and varies wildly between risk types.
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David Fendrich
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According to this calculation, the absolute increase in risk of death is 0.19%: twitter.com/GidMK/status/1…
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