@moffintosh so apparently the default `.sort()` compares UTF-16 code units. It will not only sort -2 before -7, it will also sort 10 before 9. Truly cursed stuff.
I'd like to see someone suss out the data on the number of pedestrian collisions that are occurring over time, but I can't find it easily.
Deaths are obviously going up, and I'm not arguing that a larger car isn't more dangerous to pedestrians and other road users (they most certainly are).
But... I'm almost certain pedestrian impacts have gone up, making you more likely to be hit in the first place. That's important and that matters to the discussion.
debunking the myth of light bulbs as the origin of planned obsolescence:
Spam sucks.
We built the best spam detection system in the fediverse, using a combination of machine learning and behavioural analysis!
Best part is that this doesn't depend on any 3rd party service or API, and you can share/import training data.
Sometimes the most magical features are those we don't see 😎
Holy _shit_ this paper, and the insight behind it.
You know how every receiver is also a transmitter, _well_: every text predictor is also text compressor, and vice-versa.
You can outperform massive neural networks running millions of parameters, with a novel applications of _gzip_.
Several years ago everyone agreed that unencrypted data flow is dangerous and #internet as a whole should avoid it. #TLS spreaded everywhere. Now it is default and unencrypted traffic is marked as not secure.
(Sometimes I have to agree to 3-4 warning popups to log into some development service in internal network via http
)
I wonder when we finally agree the same about #MessagingApps and when we would understand #e2ee should be a standard. And messaging apps without #encryption should also have big red scary warnings to discourage people from using these. People should know before they send something what would be used against them in the future.
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