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Tupper’s self-referential formula(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by 3rd3 13y ago|1 comments
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by 3rd3 13y ago
We don't know whether physical reactions in our brains allow for and depend on calculation using real numbers, which can only be approximated using our current computing technology.
573.
by 3rd3 13y ago
I like computational intelligence since we still don’t really know what intelligence is and whether our kind of intelligence can be reproduced artificially (although there are some hints that it can be done).
574.
by 3rd3 13y ago
Maybe it could display the original titles when one moves the cursor over the individual words?
575.
by 3rd3 13y ago
http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-18.html...
576.
by 3rd3 13y ago
There is also a scriptable window manager: https://github.com/sdegutis/zephyros/
577.
by 3rd3 13y ago
What are your credentials to say this without doubt?
578.
by 3rd3 13y ago
How about a browser extension that tries to find local/national alternatives to Amazon while viewing articles on Amazon?
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by 3rd3 13y ago
Millibit?
580.
by 3rd3 13y ago
He did, but didn’t write about it.
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by 3rd3 13y ago
I’ve read a paper recently, stating that you can learn better from muddlded lerning material because it encourages you to build connections between concepts on your own. This works only, though, if you have already some prior knowledge abou
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by 3rd3 13y ago
And one more: http://coursetalk.org/ (reviews and ratings for many lectures)
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by 3rd3 13y ago
Maybe you can still run a tiny operating system on it.
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by 3rd3 13y ago
Feynman referred to this issue at the end of his second Messenger Lecture: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kd0xTfdt6qw&list=PL71D034A47B... Transcript: .. To summarize, I would use the words of Jeans, who said that &quot
585.
by 3rd3 13y ago
Anyone else experiencing an optical illusion looking at these stills now?
586.
by 3rd3 13y ago
But itn’t the web interface usually not accessible from WAN?
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by 3rd3 13y ago
What is this backdoor for?
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by 3rd3 13y ago
Just for the record: The original paper in which they found that merging the trees of binary space partition yields set operations: http://www.cse.yorku.ca/~amana/research/bsptSetOp.pdf
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by 3rd3 13y ago
How do torus and saddle fit together?
590.
by 3rd3 13y ago
Being bullied once does not mean that you are immune to the temptation of segregating someone. It still requires some thinking and empathy to withstand that temptation.
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by 3rd3 13y ago
Aparently, yes: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1467-8659.2009....
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by 3rd3 13y ago
I'm wondering why they ended up using BSP as a data structure for boolean mesh operations. Is there an advantage over Octrees I'm not aware of in this case?
593.
by 3rd3 13y ago
Not to mention that if you are already learning the concepts taught in SICP, then learning Scheme is trivial.
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by 3rd3 13y ago
I was just thinking that if you want to choose your service provider by how transparently and trustworthy your data will be treated, they both disqualify anyway.
595.
by 3rd3 13y ago
They both provide access for the NSA anyway, don't they?
596.
by 3rd3 13y ago
Because the innards of a PC are a complicated mess compared to the back of this phone?
597.
by 3rd3 13y ago
No other laws in the way? Maybe he refers to his doubt about the evidence for the chemical weapons?
598.
by 3rd3 13y ago
Looks like a bullshit patent to me, anyway. Isn't it an obvious procedure to go from voxel to voxel in order to create a mesh from a 3D texture?
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by 3rd3 13y ago
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by 3rd3 13y ago
As long complexity is only hidden but not lost, that’s OK. Here is the full speech: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oheDqofa5NM

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