BulgarianIdiot

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by BulgarianIdiot 5y ago
What's the purpose of human observers on either end? Just hook up some measurement devices and let them write the paper and publish it for other measuring devices to read. Kidding aside, the overall point was putting macroscopic object
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> I think the big thing is many humans cant wrap their mind around qm. Especially physicists. As the joke goes, people who think they understand QM, don't. The fact "infinitely many universes spawned infinitely frequently"
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I'm not necessarily pushing for anything, but I'm saying if you have someone who can report what they observe on the other side of this experiment, it'll be a brand new component to extract data from. As for the QM interpreta
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> So here is my small revenge: I am refusing to port Apple ID to the web version. Apple users who logged into Groups via the app with Apple ID will need to create a second account. Am I hurting myself? Am I shooting myself in the foot? P
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I pose small things are made of big things, then.
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> What hypothesis is being tested here? Is there any theory that predicts that large objects won't behave like waves if they are properly isolated from the environment? We can probably devise some interesting experiments when we hav
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Ouch, yeah that's bad.
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What's his alternative to null in a nutshell?
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It seems a lot of those things you list as "wrong" come from lack of understanding of the reasons behind these choices, and born out of pure idealism in vacuum. For example, allowing duplicate rows is irrelevant, because if you ha
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You know, this is a great example how people will find a reason to whine about just anything at all. We still have microformats, and you're for some reason you're ranting about web economy issues like "like/subscribe&quo
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by BulgarianIdiot 5y ago
Databases have no "host" they have "clients" which are heterogenous. So directing this critique at SQL is completely unfounded. .NET added LINQ and now basic queries are integrated. It was not up to SQL, it was up to .NE
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Every generation wants to rebel about something. Some rebel about really silly things, such as RDBMS.
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> I've spent most of my career hoping that something - anything that's better than SQL will come along and replace it. So, if we put aside Clippy jokes and so on, what's your problem with SQL exactly and what does "be
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> Writing another language in the language I am coding is wrong That's not what's wrong. But rather writing in some language within a string literal is what feels wrong to you. With better integration it'd be natural. The
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Maybe you can tell me which definition of life you go by that's "lenient". What I see is bunch of arbitrary capabilities, that we decided sum up to being life. "the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from in
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FSF considers many things not permissible, that thrive despite their harsh judgment. So what's the purpose of saying "permissible" then? According to whom and why? FSF is an ideological organization, they're a bit like t
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Technically we can confidently say we're the only ones living here, because we've defined the word "life" and what it means. And we tend to define life in a very terrestrially and DNA-specific way, despite we don't
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by BulgarianIdiot 5y ago
REST has lost a bit of steam in recent years. You still see everyone blogging about it, but the REST chat channels and forums are empty. Probably the slow realization most of REST's promises were just vapor, and all we need is ad-hoc J
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by BulgarianIdiot 5y ago
We had this problem with JSON in the first few years. Various ad-hoc JSON parsers that are not in fact compliant parsers, but mix-in various JSON-like features in the syntax and have specific expectations about formatting. The reason JSON g
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Monoliths vs. services is like biologists arguing about cells vs. organs.
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I don't mind your question, but I find the answer is undefined. It's not as if someone somewhere sits down and makes this choice. Tesla charges prices the market wants to pay, at volumes Tesla can manufacture, and tries to minimiz
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> The thought that learning from copyrighted content makes new output copyrighted is pretty far fetched and wouldn't apply to a human. It literally applies to a human. Copyright is about reproducing the same work. "Transforming
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Yup. Every single REST API in the world has been a part of at least one "is this RESTful" argument. Exactly zero (zilch, nada) SOAP APIs in the world have been a part of a "is this SOAPful" argument. Similarly there&#x27
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You'll be surprised that a lot of what blogs and online communities peddle as cool or not cool doesn't reflect the actual industry and professional preferences at all. REST is trendy because everyone sells imaginary features like
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Copilot is an autocompletion framework the way Google is an autocompletion framework. Both are driven by vast amount of data processing that can't be done locally both because you don't have the horsepower and you don't have
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Actors are built on async message passing , "events" have a more specific meaning ("X did happen"), therefore it's not correct to say actors are fundamentally EDA. Aside from the fact many messages in the actor mod
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This seems like distinctly the type of fringe complaint only FSF could have, and everyone will ignore.
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There's no such architecture, much like there's no "MVC architecture" or "CQRS architecture". These are patterns that should be used specifically in time and space where and when pros outweigh cons. Anyone call
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I wonder what their opinion will be if they exclude the GPL family of licenses and includes only permissive ones.