Isak

NZ Java Developer. Maths. Physics. Science. Humans. All things open (source, research, borders, markets, minds).

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@alz_zyd_ Dunning-Kruger

[Spaceballs The X Account @Grunt2A]

Now that Artemis II has launched we have 10 days to get everyone on Earth a Planet of the Apes costume so we can do something hilarious when the astronauts return 😁

[OSINT Gorilla @GorillaOSINT]

Europeans after managing to prevent the collapse of NATO for another 1-2 weeks

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@austinc3301 Seems pretty natural to find main term first

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@Coeliac_UK Parties with shared food and nothing to eat or gets contaminated early unless you get in first before all the dips and cheese are off limits

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@Coeliac_UK When staff can’t be bothered / panic and just say only thing gf on menu is plain lettuce leaf with no dressing.

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@getjonwithit Such a beautifully simple insight. Is there a publication?

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@kaseyklimes Online

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@alz_zyd_ Combining fields like this is a good way to discover amazing things. Because you can take all the theory built up in one and apply it to the other with potentially new discoveries

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@alz_zyd_ Bro they took statistics and applied it to computer science. It’s an applied science. There’s also a huge wealth of other statistics theory. And it’s probably the study that has the most applications in almost every field.

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@jeremykauffman This is a known technique that is pretty efficient. It creates a flow of logs and each person just turns back and forth. Everyone individually is empty handed and run into each other. In the above there is not much space for parallel movement.

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@RealSpikeCohen You’ve got to be strict with allergen labelling so people can trust them. Sure you get the odd absurdity like this but the no tolerance labelling saves lives.

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@DisneyPlusUK when is Rematch miniseries available?

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@yacineMTB Probs need some evidence to overthrow all of relatively

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@AlecStapp Misleading graph. It’s the same percentage growth. US was richer to start with.

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@bensmithlive Come on mate, it’s not some sort of opaque secret additives conspiracy. It’s high sugar, high saturated fat, low fibre, less exercise. We’ve known this for decades.

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@sam_bidwell English countryside wasn’t always shit it was actually nice with dense forests and wetlands is how I read this

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@sam_bidwell Very strange take. Dense forests and wetlands from nz that you’re missing as a result->

[Isak @isakgilbert]

In programming that’s called a bug. Can we all calm down.

[Yishan @yishan]

This event is significant because it is major demonstration of someone giving a LLM a set of instructions and the results being totally not at all what they predicted.

[Isak @isakgilbert]

@ctjlewis Starting at zero means you can visually see the 10-20% relative increase. It feels like you need 100% on Y-axis but it’s actually irrelevant and then it shrinks the graph so you can’t see the 10-20% easily. So both are graph crimes but first one is worse.