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This is very beautiful. Your other projects are inspiring as well. Thank you so much for sharing.


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Maybe they mean 99% of known algorithms. Instead of 99% commercial visibility of a select few??


At this point humans are behind the curve. We should take this as a sign to adapt.


Fair enough. But most of this is still unnecessary.

All that should be a requirement for visual access to scan the artifact is just being non-destructive in my opinion.

I can’t image a justifiable reason to prevent this person from scanning for any reason beyond physically protecting the museum.


My guess is that the "processing" of the data is still controlled by a centralized authority (source code is owned by the company) and that it would have to be compliant to the law, in that it's underlying infrastructure needs to cary out the delete action no matter the design.


Maybe not simply. But a hard choice is still a choice.


It seems it’s just put in place so employers can prevent you from working for a competitor who might be able to utilize such “innovations”. Even if you didn’t sign a non-compete.


That’s what I’d like to think too…but why not then say something about competitors or same industry, etc? It’s so wide reaching the way it’s stated.


This sounds like a methodology I’d like to try. I’ve not heard of it before. Do you have any suggested Haitian musicians or artists?

Thank you for sharing.


You've probably heard of this: atomic habits.

The idea of an atomic habit is that there is no disconnect between a habit and the objective you're aiming for. So in this case, the habit was not to learn a new language, but just consistently and constantly engaging with French. When I hit a wall, I doubled down my atomic habit to a simpler macro-french where all my past knowledge would still be applicable due to the etymology heavily influenced from french colonization.

I have no suggestion for artists, because the point is to pickup phonetics under variation. If you listen to the same artist, you're only picking up their way of speaking.

i.e. I'm guilty of playing dubmatique and maitre-gims on loop. Did nothing for improving my ability to parse a spoken french sentence in real-time. I just ended up memorizing the lyrics.

I suggest listening to pop music on shuffle, even if it's not your cup of tea. Pop music is usually very good with enunciating words. Additionally in my experience, pop music lyrics align really well with a language's IDF.


I have. Didn’t realize that it encompassed this. Thank you.

I’ll give that a shot for sure. It’s always been difficult to be sure if you were learning the right form or vernacular when messing around with language apps.


Thanks for picking such a striding passage. I may would have otherwise passed it over.


Here is another passage I love. I hope you enjoy it:

https://arunkprasad.com/log/ting-the-cook-from-the-zhuangzi/


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