ChrisClark

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by ChrisClark 2y ago
Thanks
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
Edit: I see it's because I'm this instance there was less entropy, I guess a normal transaction has a lot more bits to guess Why doesn't this happen with every large transaction then? Someone tries to move 10 BTC, instantly s
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
Unfortunately no. With a short attention span, you will just have to miss out on what makes his videos awesome. For this type of thing, making it accessible for you would ruin the magic.
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
Basically, could I say something like, QFT is about fields, but what are the fields, are they in something, are they self instantiated, what makes the fields? We can describe the fields, but we can't get behind them, the how and why? A
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
What do they plan on using to generate energy then, oil, coal, solar, wind? Something else?
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
Notice effect follow cause. ;)
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
I loved RHIDE, thanks for reminding me of it.
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27950763 Yeah, I don't know how they manage to get bugs like that, but it's happened
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
None of what you said is true, you might want to take a look outside your safe spaces to get a broader perspective.
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
Nope, there aren't as many actual conspiracies as you think there are.
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
Descent was a polygonal game though, Duke3D was a raycasting engine. It was the first four a raycasting engine, and quite impressive.
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
I don't think this project has a TUI at all, it's just a self hosted page of your social feeds, right?
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
He's saying this post is the original, and then pointing to some more projects inspired by it
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
Are you sure this is a simulation of life? All the story is talking about is longer nerves, brain still connected to the body, it's just slightly further away.
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
Yeah, I don't expect it to be better than a human here. I'm just surprised at how much knowledge is actually stored in it. Because lots of comments here are showing it 'knowing' about very obscure things. Though mine i
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
Wow. I did the arena and kept asking this: Has Anyone Really Been Far Even as Decided to Use Even Go Want to do Look More Like? All of them thought it was gibberish except gpt2-chatbot. It said: The phrase you're asking about, "Ha
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
Don't they usually create a photon with that energy?
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by ChrisClark 2y ago
Because he's seen a few 'shops in his time.
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by ChrisClark 3y ago
He's been trying to recreate this for years, I can understand why he's so excited to do it and that it works so perfectly.
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by ChrisClark 3y ago
They asked the father for it.
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by ChrisClark 3y ago
I have no idea where JFK or Heathrow airports are. Next time please include a location in your message too. ;)
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by ChrisClark 3y ago
Wow, just... wow. Theoretical computer science is literally more solid and real than any code you could write. It's literally the mathematical foundation of how your favorite language works. It is all precise mathematical proofs, not j
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by ChrisClark 3y ago
Google Wave is the other one you're trying to remember.
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by ChrisClark 3y ago
That sounds a lot like Learning To Be Me, by Greg Egan. Just not quite as advanced, or inside your head.
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by ChrisClark 3y ago
I have joked before about the apparent lack of life in the universe, that we are just living in unencrypted 'plain text' mode. But all the developed aliens have moved to encrypted space. ;)
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by ChrisClark 3y ago
I want whatever you're smoking, because it's the best predictive theory we have, and is constantly tested and proven. Only the why is in question, but the math absolutely works.
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by ChrisClark 3y ago
Hah, that graph perfectly answers his question. Thanks. :)
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by ChrisClark 3y ago
Only a sentence or two of the article talks about life. The article is actually about the ancient lake bed and how they confirmed it and the technology used to find it.
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by ChrisClark 3y ago
But, where does the color red come from? The actual first person experience of seeing red. Not eyes seeing a specific wavelength, but your mind seeing red.
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by ChrisClark 3y ago
No, I see it fall right to the ground and explode at the moment it hits the ground.

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