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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
By droplet do you mean a DigitalOcean VM?
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
Prefix notation preserves the order of the argument, so it would technically translate to "Rust in Lisp." Huh, guess that was not the intended meaning...
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
That title though :-P Wish they'd gone with something like (define Risp (in Rust Lisp)) IMHO
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
> It can not predict what exactly is going to happen, only how likely each outcome would be. Yeah but the key difference is that QM is a mathematically solid theory starting from a couple basic laws to yield predictions with p-values of
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
I too don't consider psychology to be a science, but I also realize that my operational definition of science is quite restrictive (from your other comments it appears that so is yours). As a result, I think that there are plenty of di
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
It's incredible to me how we see NLP models with billions of parameters struggling to act human even on paper, yet somehow many influential people still claim that the Myers-Briggs type indicator can give predictive value to a 4-bit mo
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
IMHO one of the reasons for the author's surprise is the colloquial use of the word accent , whereby one usually means a mix of pronunciation [1] and intonation [2]. I think that the surprise disappears once we look at these two facto
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
Anecdotally (though studies like [1] seem to confirm this), I've found that tomatoes are quite sensitive to transportation and storage. To me, garden tomatoes taste fantastic; the ones at the local farmers' market taste pretty goo
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
Many cheeses contains fungi like Penicillium [1], think blue cheese etc. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penicillium
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
From what little I know of Sardinian, I'm guessing su caggiu simply means the cheese ?
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
> I'd truly like to know how Von Neumann remembered everything. I've been hearing claims of von Neumann's perfect memory for a long time on HN, but I've been unable to find primary sources to back them except for a si
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
Ever since the M1's came out I've been wondering whether it's possible that the abysmal thermal performance of previous Macbooks was partly intentional (to make M1's feel even more of a game-changer). If amateurs can com
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
I find it very helpful to take some time (around 5-15 seconds) to think when I'm asked something. Mostly because my main issue is being too agitated to find the right words when confronted on the spot; waiting lets me calm down, which
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
Looks like this doesn't work without JavaScript (and the archive.today page is blank)
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
To be fair I grew up in a northern Italian town (~5 000 people) in the 00's and we had a few "peeing spots," usually windowless (north) walls of old houses in the historical center. We rarely peed there--as the GP put it, we
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Apple is said to have turned over data on McGahn(nytimes.com)
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
Basilicata (the region where this village is) never ceases to amaze me. Also of note is Matera [1], one of the oldest continually inhabited towns in the world, and a place where some people lived in caves until 1952. Basilicata is also one
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
For the indentation, have you tried using the option -g (--graph)? That does the trick for me
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
> I had reason to use Latex a few years later, and decided I really dislike the sheer complexity of it all I'm not sure I understand what 'it' refers to in this sentence--is it LaTeX or LatexMk? Also thanks a lot for Latex
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
Looks like you need to set the user agent for this to work (I went with "User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_13_1) AppleWebKit/537.36 (K HTML, like Gecko) Chrome/61.0.3163.100 Safari/537.36" a
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
Yeah, pretty much 11% per year: 0.89^30 = 0.030...
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
This. I've also noticed that websites that don't run without JS are either interactive apps (for which it is understandable) or sites that want to load JS from so many places that I simply can't be bothered figuring out which
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
> I would say the saying has stopped being accurate. I wouldn't say so. The saying states that not paying implies being the product. Your example shows that being the product does not imply not paying. The two are independent and ca
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
FYI you can install GrapheneOS on a Pixel (3rd to 5th gen)
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
Why would you say that "a research institute will never approach anything resembling beauty"? Researchers in mathematics and physics often work with beauty and elegance in mind. I, for one, work in math largely because of its beau
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
Something that I haven't seen mentioned in discussions about NFTs (not that I've followed many) is their potential for facilitating money laundering. It looks like they would provide a value similar to that of certain auction hous
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
I'm curious, what do you mean by "Poincaré-level mindblowing moments"? Specifically, I wonder how/where Poincaré enters the story.
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by C-x_C-f 5y ago
Thank you for the link! Very interesting read. I kinda knew about this stuff but reading about it in sources like the nlab would always confuse me. This, on the other hand, feels very accessible. Incidentally, I studied algebraic geometry w
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by C-x_C-f 6y ago
While the video certainly contains absurdist elements (the duchess scene gets me every time), I've always seen it as being sincere in tone. It feels a bit like a fable or a parable, in that it contains deliberately unrealistic parts to
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by C-x_C-f 6y ago
Funnily enough, this track is credited in the video description of the OP video under the "Music in this video" section, complete with an ad for YouTube premium...

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