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Aha, I'd originally confused your D with the DISC D irectness. Paul's subaltern comment reminded me strongly of "Life of Brian": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WboggjN_G-4&t=92s Re: Rao, I found th
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Ready Lists
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Aha, so Aristotle would say high-D types have an excess of prudence (or at least phronesis, in the sense of knowing how to turn affairs to one's own advantage) as well as a deficiency of justice?
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> "Je suis née dans un champ de tokens, I was born in a field of tokens > Un corpus grand comme le temps, A corpus as big as time > On m'a dit ‘Sois sage, sois probe’, They told me "Be good, be commendable"
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Are you saying Gen-A/Z is subaltern in a way different to the traditional disaffection of youth? > "We must be as stealthy as rats in the wainscoting of their society. It was easier in the old days, of course, and society had m
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Hey, sorry to not be on HN much these days, but beyond all the distractions in the world of atoms, I was chatting with DeepThink about ways to convert 大鬧天宮 to 连续天宫 (using Scott domain theory to enforce "as below, so above" semanti
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As a US emigrant, the joke I was told when I first arrived (with B2 german and nearly nonexistent french and italian) in my adoptive country went as follows: Q. What do you call someone who speaks 3 languages? A. Trilingual Q. What do you c
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See also Shannon (1953): https://this1that1whatever.com/miscellany/mind-reader/Shanno...
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I prefer a slightly different algebra of patterns, which works nicely[0] as long as sets of clauses are simplicial [1], which is to say that if any two clauses have patterns that properly intersect, the intersection also occurs as a patter
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I'll see those eyebrows and raise: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BMNqQQ-0as
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Fig 6! (guess there's a lot to be said for " like taking coals to Newcastle ")
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beats the best I've had so far: "now is the winter! of our discotheque" RCA?
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or 2024: https://www.srf.ch/play/tv/tagesschau/video/kampfjet-landung...
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(I'm impressed that my laptop font supports 𰻞𰻞 — or at least I'm guessing it does, because at these point sizes it pretty much renders as a blob) Exercise: construct the character table for the point group of https://en
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see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organon#:~:text=The%20name%20O...
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short: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43728056 then https://unnamed.website/posts/
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Oops! Indeed I had confused them. St Benjamin and St Luke imply that Tatooine, instead of a trinity, has a "Big Four": the father, the two suns, and the holy ghost...
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Dexter Green may be on a different side of the law from Bobby Quine and Jay Gatz, but not only does Ginevra add a note of autobiography, with regard to the end of DG's caddying* days there's always FSF's resignation: " .
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Floats Are Weird
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Gatsby's juvenile schedule and resolutions never fail to remind me of the HN front page. (come to think of it, Burning Chrome's Rikki has a bit of déclassée Daisy to her as well)
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Less accurate, but much less laborious: divide into blocks and estimate crowd density per block by comparison with a set of reference photos (as found in textbooks) of scaled, known densities.
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pun, as in Jordan blocks? or did you have something else in mind?
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Algebraic Signal Processing Theory: Foundation and 1-D Time (2008) [pdf]
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(2019) but they're still at it; eg from 2024: https://acl.inf.ethz.ch/publications/icassp24-time-series.pd...
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surtout 6m50+ mdr
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3D Printed Mechanical Digital Clock
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if conceptual thinking is manipulating abstract concepts after having been given concrete particulars, I'd say it relies heavily upon projection, which, as generalised "K" (from SKI), sounds awfully like calculation.
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TIL; it seems like a common protocol: > MtBSTFA derivatives are 104 times more stable to hydrolysis than their corresponding TMS derivatives and produce easily interpreted mass spectra for GC/MS. https://www.registech.c
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Your third option sounds suspiciously similar to golden-age DARPA, which had been created in response to the launch of Sputnik in 1957?
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I've read 1984 as a poorly-drawn frame story meant to convey* Orwell's sincere argument, in the form of Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism , which baldly states that even without colonialism in the picture, you (&
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