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Sergio

@ Sergio @piefed.social

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  • He’s an animal, Jon [ToothyBj]

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  • 🥺🤬😾

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  • Whiskers will be more horizontal as well. Drooping whiskers = relaxed.

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  • Been there my dude

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  • I don't know the answer, but I do know that you pour it outofa box.

  • Post-truth society.

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  • Why isn't "truth" being sold by subscription? Leavin money on the table, folks.

  • What favorite food has changed or isn't available anymore that you enjoyed as a kid?

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  • When I was a kid, jerky was dry AF, thin, salty, tooth-rippingly tough sometimes, never sweet unless you specifically got a teryaki flavor or something.

    Look for local brands. I saw something like that just last year. You gotta keep it in your mouth for a while before it's soft enough to chew. National brands aim for the lowest common denominator.

  • Meme Lord

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  • Hope someone knows us!

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  • Put a label that says "ADVERTISERS" across the adult, and you've got something going.

  • This is mine now.

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  • oooh... for some reason when they said "WWE" my sleep-deprived brain read "MMA" lel.

  • This is mine now.

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  • A sumo wrestler is like a defensive lineman in gridiron football, combined with a judo competitor. Sumotori can shove their opponent down or out, they can hit with an open hand, they can do BJJ-style "no gi" throws, or grab the belt for leverage and/or do judo-style trips and throws. Yeah they're fat but beneath that they are like half muscle. Most matches are over in under 30 seconds, many under 10.

    For more info see this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qA8wS_t5Lv8

    For English-commented matches see: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/shows/sumo/

  • This is mine now.

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  • But, to be sure, it has great physical impact too

  • This is mine now.

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    People who used to be writers or tried to become but failed, why did you quit writing?

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  • I stopped 300 pages in because I re-read what I wrote and it was awful.

    Best writing advice I ever got was that all first-draft writing sucks; it only gets good after re-writing/revising.

    I was told this about writing fiction, but I've also found it true for academic writing.

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    star wars or star trek?

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  • Oops! I will hear about this for ♾️

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  • "I'm working on it right now!"

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  • FML I thought that was "Friends". I don't know whether to laugh or cry.

  • How to experiment with neuro-symbolic AI?

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  • "It is to laugh..."

  • How to experiment with neuro-symbolic AI?

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  • Hey fam what's up. As a researcher, here's how I'd go about looking into this.

    First, go to scholar.google.com and type in what you're interested in: in this case "neuro-symbolic AI." A bunch of papers show up with titles like "Neuro-symbolic artificial intelligence: a survey" and "Neuro-symbolic approaches in artificial intelligence". Some of them are a couple years old but don't be worried about this.

    Start looking the papers over. Don't be freaked out if they look complicated, at this stage we're not going to read them end-to-end. Basically you want to start learning things like: (1) key concepts and terminology, (2) active research areas, (3) people/labs investigating this, (4) journals/conferences that focus on this, (5) commonly used software packages and toolkits, or implementations associated with a paper/result. If you're serious about this, you will start taking notes.

    Here's how to read a research paper: look very closely at the Abstract, Introduction, and Conclusions. Skim the rest to see what's there (and whether it's worth reading closely later.) Do this to a bunch of research papers. Take notes about numbers 1-5 above. Number 1 and 2 will help you understand the field, number 3 and 4 will help you find the very latest research (look up the web pages of people/labs/conferences), and number 5 will give you the tools to reproduce their work and extend it. If you don't understand the presupposed knowledge behind concepts and terminology, look it up on the web or in a textbook - this may take a while at first, but it's an investment. Look for people to talk to about this, either online or in person.

    As you do this reading, look for questions, directions, or implementations that particularly interest you. Then start looking for more papers focused on that. i.e. do more google scholar searches, or look up what researchers or conferences are dealing with that topic of interest. Start playing around with software packages cited, and implementations associated with research. If you keep pushing on this, you will start asking questions that no-one has worked on yet - at this point it's a great idea to write things down and upload them to arxiv, ideally partnering with someone already in the field.

    If you do the above, you will be doing research in the same way as an advanced Master's student or beginning PhD student. Good luck. Please don't become just another corporate drone, but wtf it's up to you.

  • Had to/got to upgrade my machete today

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  • Oh, that makes sense.... I wonder if that's why yours broke? Maybe it was designed for thin branches and pines, and you were using it for something else?