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  1. Today I learned that fuzzy logic came to be thanks to an Iranian scientist, Lotfi A. Zadeh. Fuzzy mathematics play an important role in so many appliances and new tech, including your rice cooker and the AI you use daily.
    Fuzzy logic allows computers to work with a degrees of truth rather than 1/0 or true/false. Fuzzy mathematics added a little humanity to our machines.
    Think about it! We say the weather is warm, really hot, kind of cool, extremely cold, ETC. There's no just hot/cold. Machines can understand this using the fuzzy logic.
    In simpler words, fuzzy logic is designed to mimic human reasoning by handling imprecise information.
    I am proud of my country and my people, but I should emphasize that my current government is definitely not my people.
    #Iran #FuzzyLogic #LotfiZadeh #Mathematics #AI #Tech #Computing

  2. So that warm and fuzzy “find your dog” was a bullshit pretense. We have to bankrupt Jeff Bezos.

    Leaked Email: Amazon's Ring Says Internally They Plan To Surveil Everyone
    realleecamp.substack.com/p/lea

    #JeffBezos #NORing #NOAmazon #NOWholeFoods #TaxBillionaires #USPol

  3. Adorable and fuzzy-haired Maned Three-toed #Sloths 🦥 are so slow they gather algae. Vulnerable in #Brazil 🇧🇷 due to #cocoa 🍫 #palmoil 🌴 meat 🥩 #deforestation. Help them to survive, be #vegan #BoycottPalmOil 🌴🪔☠️⛔️ #Boycott4wildlife @palmoildetect.bsky.social wp.me/pcFhgU-192?utm_source=ma

  4. Adorable and fuzzy-haired Maned Three-toed #Sloths 🦥 are so slow they gather algae. Vulnerable in #Brazil 🇧🇷 due to #cocoa 🍫 #palmoil 🌴 meat 🥩 #deforestation. Help them to survive, be #vegan #BoycottPalmOil 🌴🪔☠️⛔️ #Boycott4wildlife @palmoildetect.bsky.social wp.me/pcFhgU-192?utm_source=ma

  5. is a piecewise fuzzy hasher.

    ssdeep computes context triggered piecewise hashes, which hash specific parts of files to allow for comparing files quickly by subsets of their contents. ssdeep provides both a and a command line tool. ssdeep is quite fast, and very reliable.

    Website 🔗️: ssdeep-project.github.io/ssdee

    apt 📦️: ssdeep

  6. CW: chronic illness, pain, music

    Today I was very fuzzy-brained for a lot of the day due to migraine and other pain. I did some :sccube: noodling; I want to work on the idea further and make a #noisevember sketch.

    Also: had a little look at #scnvim again. Fun, apart from my vim skills still adapting to #boneKeyboardLayout.

  7. is an interactive fuzzy finder.

    skim is a command execution and fuzzy finder interface. skim can both accept text input as well as command strings. If using a command the user enters an argument for it, then a fuzzy search can be performed on the inputs/results. If a result is selected, skim will print it to stdout. skim has syntax for specific matching rules and can use regex.

    Website 🔗️: github.com/lotabout/skim

  8. I'm a bit fuzzy on the #Murena #eOS options along with what exact privacy implications I face if I log in to the App Lounge with my Google ID.

    I have a few apps that I bought on Google Play that I'd like to continue using but I also want to try to keep my distance from #Google as much as possible. I really like that I am given options to start distancing myself from Google even if I don't go the whole way just yet but it's frustrating that there isn't a primer on what exactly I'm giving up if I sign in. Even more concerning is the warning that indirectly states my Google account could end up being locked by Google without any in depth explanation of that threat.

    Is anyone using #AppLounge while logged in to #Google that might have some advice? I'm specifically using a #Fairphone4 that came with eOS preinstalled.

    I'm also looking for anyone that is doing self hosting of the Murena Cloud.... That's the next thing that I need to assess.

  9. A whimsical fuzzy clock

    shkspr.mobi/blog/2023/07/a-whi

    I'm sure I remembered there once being a clock app for Linux which was deliberately vague.

    It would declare the time as "Nearly tea-time" or "A little after elevenses" or "Quite late" or "Gosh, that's early".

    But I can find no evidence that it ever existed and am beginning to wonder if I dreamt it.

    So I built it0.

    First thing's first - there are a lot of existing fuzzy clocks. But they mostly say things like "afternoon" or "nearly 3 o'clock". There's even a Hobbit Time for Watchy. However, I wanted something a bit more vague and human than those.

    Here's an example of what I mean:

        if (hour >= 5 && hour < 7) {        printf("Blimey! That's early.\n");    } else if (hour >= 7 && hour < 11) {        printf("Good morning! Rise and shine!\n");    } else if (hour >= 11 && hour < 13) {        printf("Goodness me! Elevenses!\n");    } else if (hour >= 13 && hour < 17) {        printf("Afternoon tea time! Care for a cuppa?\n");    } else if (hour >= 17 && hour < 20) {        printf("Evening is upon us. Time to unwind.\n");    } else if (hour >= 20 && hour < 23) {        printf("Nighttime adventures await! Off we go!\n");    } else {        printf("Bedtime beckons. Rest well, my friend.\n");    }

    And here they are rewritten as Shakespearean-style timestamps:

       if (hour >= 5 && hour < 7) {        printf("Good morrow! 'Tis the break of day.\n");    } else if (hour >= 7 && hour < 11) {        printf("Hail, fair morn! Arise and be joyful.\n");    } else if (hour >= 11 && hour < 13) {        printf("Goodness me! 'Tis the hour of elevenses!\n");    } else if (hour >= 13 && hour < 17) {        printf("Afternoon doth approach! Wouldst thou like some tea?\n");    } else if (hour >= 17 && hour < 20) {        printf("Evening doth draw nigh. 'Tis time to unwind.\n");    } else if (hour >= 20 && hour < 23) {        printf("Nightfall is upon us. Adventure beckons!\n");    } else {        printf("Bedtime doth approach. Rest well, good sir/madam.\n");    }

    And here we come to a central problem with any fuzzy system - repetitiveness. How to make it say something new every time it is called? I guess there are three main approaches:

    1. An exhaustive list of every possible saying.
    2. A computable way of saying "[Gosh|Blimey|Wow] it's [almost|nearly|just gone] [morning|lunchtime|snooze o'clock]"
    3. Use an LLM every time to generate something new.

    I had some success with 1. I got the AI to spit out dozens of responses.

    But they either need manually fitting into appropriate timeslots, or a bit more prompt-work to get the LLM to spit them out in the right order. Even with a few hundred, it's likely to get repetitive quickly. And, on an embedded system, are liable to take up a lot of memory.

    Option 2 also has similar drawbacks. Even with a large amount of stock phrases, the structure and permutations will start to become noticeable. It's possible to reduce that with an enhanced semantic structure - but it becomes quite complex to automate.

    Finally Option 3. Ah... It is computationally expensive (not to mention financially prohibitive) to call a network API every time we want to know the time. And on a battery-powered system, every time the WiFi has to wake is a dent in the longevity of the device.

    My ultimate goal is to have this as a fuzzy-watchface for the Watchy eInk device.

    At the moment, my plan is to use a mixture of 2 and 3.

    If you've done something like this before, please let me know 😊

    1. OK, I prompt-engineered my way to success ↩︎

    #AI #linux #watchy

  10. A bit fuzzy because it was so dark but here is a rather #Viking looking dragon being faced down by a dog (I think dog rather than wolf because it appears to have a collar round its neck). The carving is to be found in Llanelidan Church, #Denbighshire #dragon #medieval #medievalsky #churches #Wales

  11. Only a quick fuzzy dog will jump over the boxes.
    #pangram

  12. @forschungstorte Warm and fuzzy when it’s cleverly/cutely done on a non-profit platform, inappropriate on corporate. #contextmatters

  13. From Boolean analysis to fuzzy logic in a GIS: a concrete example

    In spatial analysis, criteria are often applied strictly: yes/no, inside/outside, above/below a threshold.

    But reality is rarely so clear-cut: is a municipality with 4,900 inhabitants really so different from another with 5,100?

    Fuzzy logic allows these nuances to be taken into account and produces more flexible results that are better suited to territorial decisions.

    🔗 shorturl.at/J3URl