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by 7373737373 5mo ago
Feels like perhaps yet another https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inner-platform_effect that would be unnecessary if popular programming languages/virtual machines already supported determinism, metered and controllabl
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by 7373737373 5mo ago
Noob question: why did they not choose to use WebAssembly in the kernel instead?
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by 7373737373 5mo ago
See also: https://genode.org/ Also, in addition to isolation and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capability-based_security between processes, capability security within processes, see languages like
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by 7373737373 5mo ago
https://youtube.com/watch?v=oS4UWgHtRDw
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by 7373737373 6mo ago
Tanenbaum was right
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by 7373737373 6mo ago
Could use one of those metal detecting car trailers used in meteorite search, that might map out things pretty quickly I can't find it right now, but I think it was used in deserts in the US or Australia
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by 7373737373 6mo ago
Here he is as 9/11 happened: https://youtu.be/yD5ZSEzriLI?t=1435
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by 7373737373 6mo ago
It feels like companies, especially camera manufacturers, haven't realized the potential space exploration has for advertising their products
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by 7373737373 6mo ago
This has existed for a few months, but there aren't any reports of (unsuccessful) attempts: https://github.com/google-deepmind/formal-conjectures
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by 7373737373 6mo ago
Supreme Commander 2 savefiles appear to be a list of timestamped user interface inputs and unit commands
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by 7373737373 7mo ago
Why would you have to work harder when employers of jobs no one wants to do (for a given wage) have to either increase wages or embrace automation research and development (thereby likely speeding up its systemic adoption and reducing the n
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by 7373737373 7mo ago
If Universal Basic Income was a thing, this would probably happen much faster globally
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by 7373737373 7mo ago
I wish there existed a cheap sorting machine that could sort or arrange these grains by color
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by 7373737373 8mo ago
Who owns Discord?
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by 7373737373 9mo ago
There does not yet exist a (strong) chess engine that tries to force its opponent to win against it (who is assumed to have the same objective)
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by 7373737373 9mo ago
I measured my office too, with an Adafruit SCD-30 sensor, it also got to 1500ppm faster than I expected. And it took a long time (12+ minutes with fully open windows) to get it down to an acceptable level again. Certainly compelled me to do
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by 7373737373 9mo ago
Here a Youtube playlist of some people playing it: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMrpfY5oU1DY79EQTQ_aD0-Ub... (using cards submitted by their viewers)
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by 7373737373 9mo ago
Do you regularly test your AI on the https://github.com/google-deepmind/formal-conjectures collection?
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by 7373737373 10mo ago
The Gnome desktop environment usability degradation in recent releases (stuff like drag and dropping files and folders between the desktop and the file explorer not working anymore, or not being able to create new empty files with a right c
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by 7373737373 10mo ago
I wonder if/when DeepMind will try to tackle the problem of finding potential room temperature, ambient pressure superconductors (and if it can be approached similarly to protein folding)
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by 7373737373 10mo ago
It's not a choice if it's an underhanded default opt-in without knowledge, understanding or explicit consent
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by 7373737373 10mo ago
Coming up around 2041 (hopefully) will be the https://habitableworldsobservatory.org - which will be the first telescope sensitive enough to detect Earth-like exoplanets around Sun-like stars! Check out the "Simulated Obser
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by 7373737373 10mo ago
It's still good for asking questions, I'm not aware of many more other places where friendly subject matter experts hang around (IRC, Mathstodon, Reddit?). It would be better if closing questions would cost 1000 reputation. That&
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by 7373737373 10mo ago
I don't understand why lawyers haven't gotten on this train yet. The number of possible class action lawsuits must be unbelievable
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by 7373737373 10mo ago
OS-level sandboxes are way too coarse grained to achieve a good "hollowing out" of the attack surface. The principle of least privilege should extend down to/start at the individual language library level (because this is whe
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by 7373737373 11mo ago
A former Wikipedia definition mathematics: Mathematics is the study of quantity, structure, space and change.
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by 7373737373 11mo ago
Yes, sounds like it! Though I'm thinking that the relative arrangement of patterns would also make a difference. I wonder if such a thing as "all (infinitely many) possible arrangements of all patterns" can exist
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by 7373737373 11mo ago
minor correction: 2^(NxN) squares per row, right?
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by 7373737373 11mo ago
> Pi has been proven to contain every finite sequence This has not been proven yet: https://math.stackexchange.com/a/216348/575868 (or more generally: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disjunct
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by 7373737373 11mo ago
This would require patterns to emerge that are "radiation-hardened", like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quine_(computing)#Radiation-ha...

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