oce
@oce@jlai.lu
- Comment on I am Iron Man ha ha ha ha ha 1 day ago:
Need a new survival craft game where you can tame isopods to collect precious metals.
- Comment on Anon meets his gf's parents 3 days ago:
GDPR pocket books
- Comment on Explain these humps. 1 week ago:
No, it’s Becky.
- Comment on doot doot 1 week ago:
Humans too
- Comment on doot doot 1 week ago:
Harmonicat
- Comment on Saw this and thought it was fake until I googled. It's real. 2 weeks ago:
If they are already employing children then it definitely makes it creepier.
- Comment on Saw this and thought it was fake until I googled. It's real. 2 weeks ago:
Employ? I might be missing some info but on this image, they only talk about learning. I am aware of some states legalizing child labor, but this could as well be nothing more than fun activity to discover how things work for kids, especially if they enjoy going there to eat, they may be curious about what happens behind the counter.
- Comment on Anthropomorphic 3 weeks ago:
I’ve read a nice book from a French skepticism popularizer trying to explain the evolutionary origin of cognitive bias, basically the bias that fucks with our logic today probably helped us survive in the past. For example, agent detection bias make us interpret the sound of a twig snapping in the woods as if some dangerous animal or person was tracking us. So we put an intention or an agent behind a random natural occurence. This could also be what religions grew from.
- Comment on Anon is a real 4channer and definitely not a fed 3 weeks ago:
Join Yvan? You mean join Lemmygrad?
- Comment on everything actually important is already metric 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Finish him. 🪓 4 weeks ago:
Fair point, I should specify “modern science”. There’s quite a gap of scientific quality between traditional medicine and modern science based medicine for example.
- Comment on Finish him. 🪓 4 weeks ago:
Lecun has massively contributed to the past decades of progress in machine learning with his fundamental research. He may have sold his soul to Meta, but his work is definitely very respected, he’s not just a rich guy.
- Comment on Finish him. 🪓 4 weeks ago:
Does it require independent peer review though? How do you achieve that with publication? The predatory publication system is a different point.
- Comment on Finish him. 🪓 4 weeks ago:
He probably means the idealized scientific method you learn at school is not what really happens in reality, in particular “soft” science fields may not be able to follow it strictly and still do good science.
- Comment on Ant smell 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Ant smell 4 weeks ago:
I would guess it’s just related to teenagers getting body odors and not knowing yet that they have to deal with them.
- Comment on Mathematicians 4 weeks ago:
Maybe because people get into this kind of very abstract field to escape reality and that would mean reality is catching up on them and reducing their freedom to not have to care about consequences.
- Comment on LPT Do it. 5 weeks ago:
Fuck, I’m
oldprivileged. - Comment on LPT Do it. 5 weeks ago:
Just fork git to handle zipping, formatting and ignoring metadata! Or just put your office document in the cloud and use the basic versioning it provides.
- Comment on LPT Do it. 5 weeks ago:
Git is a tool that makes it convenient and lightweight to keep past snapshots of a directory (called a repository) and compare them. It also makes it easy to have multiple people work in parallel on the content of the directory, see the differences and merge everything into a common version. It is essential in programming, it’s called versioning or version control. Although it is not easy to access for non programmers because it’s based on slightly obscure command lines. So it’s a bit of an over-engineering to use it for a single file edited by a single person. Especially because you can now put those on the cloud and have some form of version control that allows to easily compare and go back to previous versions graphically.
- Comment on Think Tobey planned this? 5 weeks ago:
There’s some uncannyness in face element position and orientations.
- Comment on Praise Sheezus 1 month ago:
How comes it’s possible for a bird or a fish, but not a human? If this article explains why, it is a bit obscure for non specialists.
- Comment on Mad Palaeontologists 1 month ago:
I think depending on the dino, they didn’t have the same pteryx to develop one.
- Comment on palaeoartists are dreamers 1 month ago:
Good *pteryx operating system.
- Comment on Don’t upvote this 1 month ago:
I made myself blind before voting to improve the result quality. I hope you are also blind op.
- Comment on 💤💤 1 month ago:
It’s fiction-biology research.
- Comment on epidemiology 1 month ago:
Not only will starship captains and crew not be able to have sex with the hot aliens they meet
Not so fast, we do have some convenient barrier device to avoid contamination in this context.
- Comment on epidemiology 1 month ago:
He would not have managed to get any support if it wasn’t for the hate and scapegoating, he’d be some unknown good guy.
- Comment on Ascended to Spanish 1 month ago:
It’s not about the difficulty, it’s that what they differentiate has philosophical consequences.
- Comment on Ascended to Spanish 1 month ago:
The essence of reality is in the difference between “ser” and “estar”.