Bromskloss

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by Bromskloss 8y ago
What is the difference between "B [assuming A]" and "A implies B"? Is the distinction something that was introduced for the purposes of this game, or is it made otherwise as well?
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> One can not have freedom with out privacy. Why is that? I want both, but I think they are different things.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> "why was she wearing that dress?", "why was she in the club on her own if she was in a relationship?", "why did she walk through the park at night on her own?" To call these things "victim blaming&quo
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> I'm fascinated by DNA and how much it can reveal about ourselves. Not to mention emerging trends like CRISPR. Heh, DNA tests to reveal what we are, and CRISPR to put an end to it.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Cool! Someone should make a sleeker interface for it.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
I suppose that sufficiently fine-grained temperature control would also do it.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
I think the point is that variation is created by taking some material from the mother, and some from the father. A _mutation_ also creates variation, but refer to things like replications errors and "bit flips" due to, say, radia
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> Either the limitation is there, or it isn't. Well, if you can compose multiple Twitter messages into a long one, the limitation is kind of just half there.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Would it be a bad slope for them to go down? PS: I can't tell, because I have no idea what people see in Twitter in the first place.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Aww, I was gearing up for learning about blackboard chalk.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> kind of want to pitch it to Y Combinator Does that imply that you see it making money too? How would it do that?
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Why is it not portable?
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
How about a gold standard?
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> To that end his policies have been effective. How?
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Did you consider the exponential behaviour? I get that 15 minutes makes for prices going up by a factor of 1.00026271523, so an increase by 0.026%. Calculation: https://www.google.com/search?q=exp((15+min)*ln(10000%2B1)%2...
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
We can also ask what we use the computer for now, for which we don't need the Internet.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Yeah, what was that, really? Typing QBASIC programs from paper into the computer? Using it as a fancy typewriter? Calculating ballistic trajectories? That's all I can remember.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
For what tasks do you intend to use the computer?
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> I continue to learn a lot from the site To me, that makes it entertainment, though I guess learning things can be useful for work too. :-)
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
This sounds like thinking I've heard from some Amish people.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
I used to think making it more automatic was a clearly good idea _until_ I listened to that episode and was introduced to the counter-argument that people should well know what taxes they pay, to make it harder to sneak things in there or m
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> who understands concepts way more complicated than the IP protocol or a browser Out of and interest in both computer protocols and medicine, I'm curious to know if you have any specific examples of those concepts you mention.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
I'll allow a book strap. https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/illustration-depicting-...
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Maybe the _are_ still at work! :-)
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Right! Workplaces seem to advertise to, for example, computer people how they are relaxed and that you can come to work in jeans. I just want to get to wear a suit for once, for the enjoyment of myself and others!
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
By the way, I used to think that in the future, when people have had computers already from childhood, everyone would know their way around them really well and be advanced users who know programming and what not. That did not happen.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
That's pretty cool. I think we need a reminder that the Internet isn't a prerequisite for life. :-)
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> proper plywood Plywood in an actual mansion?! No, thanks.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Could you explain the thing about the temperature difference? What's that about? Also, where do you have lifeguards? Indoors, outdoors? I don't remember seeing any at all here in Sweden.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> We disassembled the phone and asked security researchers to probe it to find out what it is. Verdict: It's wild. I could have used a better summary. Now I had to read half the article anyway.

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