[-] computerscientistII@lemm.ee 8 points 3 months ago

My MSCI World ETF shares lost about 4% in a day. yesterday. Does this have anything to do with this shitshow?

[-] computerscientistII@lemm.ee 1 points 3 months ago

While those facts might not be wrong in your neck of the woods, they are at least very, very US centric. That is of course ok, as we are talking about the US candidates here. But generally, keep in mind that the world is way bigger than the US. You make up a whole of 4% of the world's population. And those numbers all vary from country to country.

[-] computerscientistII@lemm.ee 4 points 3 months ago

You might be right there. I'm German. And many a man did come back later, after the war, here. A lot of refugees were forcefully relocated from what is today Poland. Also a lot of POWs came back long after the war was over. So the baby boom was a bit delayed over here.

[-] computerscientistII@lemm.ee 1 points 3 months ago

We don't know if there's much of a difference between an AI and a brain. If we look "into" an artificial neural net we only see a lot of "weights" that don't make any sense. If we look into a brain, we also can't make any more sense of it. The difference is smaller than we want it to be because it seems to either give AIs a lot of credit or it makes us less than we want to be. We are very biased, don't forget that.

[-] computerscientistII@lemm.ee 3 points 3 months ago

So, how do art students learn? They are doing the exact same things. Only they do a lot less, because natural neural networks (aka brains) are not capable of processing training data as quickly. It's not as if every artist has to reinvent the wheel and generative AIs don't and as such have an unfair advantage.

Look at inventions like the printing press! Did everybody like it? The catholic church certainly didn't! Is it a a phantastic peace of technology anyway? Sure is!

[-] computerscientistII@lemm.ee 4 points 4 months ago

As far as I remember the secret is to log in as admin and change the ownership of the files to yourself, then change permissions and then do whatever the f you want with the files.

[-] computerscientistII@lemm.ee 1 points 4 months ago

A good compromise is to leave some "wild" patches for flowers and bugs and so on and use a mower robot to keep the rest short. Best of both worlds.

[-] computerscientistII@lemm.ee 2 points 4 months ago

Great. removed by mods. So much for freedom of speech at this sub.

[-] computerscientistII@lemm.ee 2 points 4 months ago

I am subscribed to amazon prime, mainly because of the benefits I have regarding shopping. I might cancel that subscription however. I am really annoyed right now because they changed their return policy and they try to force ads on me while at the same time reporting their modt profitable quarter.

[-] computerscientistII@lemm.ee 1 points 4 months ago

I'm teaching Highschool in Germany. We do fire drills once a year and involuntarily every time something goes wrong in chemistry class. We also do what we call amok drills every other year.

[-] computerscientistII@lemm.ee 1 points 5 months ago

Absolutely. It is really not ok for someone in a position of power over a another person to leverage that power for personal gain. The age and gender of the "victim" only plays a minir role in that scenario, however.

Also: Was Seinfeld in a position of power over her?

[-] computerscientistII@lemm.ee 3 points 5 months ago

Collabora Office. It's a free LibreOffice fork for iOS/iPadOs. I stumbled across it when I taught regular expressions to my pupils and only had MS Office at hand, on the school computers, which is crap at searching for pattern matches in documents. Libre Office is really good at that. And all my pupils have iPads and they could use Collabora Office.

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