Frummy

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by Frummy 3y ago
Right, I would like to stick my head in the sand and not understand people who influenced modern history as well. Or maybe you would like to read about anti-imperialism and anti-capitalism of which there are plenty of books, get your fill.
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He wrote a fair amount of books for the interested
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Mechanism (Philosophy)(en.wikipedia.org)
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San Francisco Streets [video](youtube.com)
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by Frummy 3y ago
Here's a drawing https://ibb.co/DL9RZLy
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What if you have a bluetooth connected vertical bar that upon activation with the phone sweeps the length of the board and then goes back. For this you would need a mechanical implementation such that it's attached to the board, maybe
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Although LLMs can be used and is being used as the tornado cash of copyright and such things, it doesnt guarantee an escape from legal repercussions in the future, it’s an ongoing debate with a lot of uncertainty and certainly more tooling
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I usually say "provide a super simple example" or something in that style when it explains theoretical stuff
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Analytic Geometry(en.wikipedia.org)
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Threats of violence and guilt by association is not part of proper discourse. This isnt more speech, its saying shut up or find out, its an attempt at mob justice, one makes websites with disregard for privacy and truth (did they say it or
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by Frummy 3y ago
Regardless of the circumstance, intimidation tactics like these undermine free speech.
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Many seem mild so I think it’s important to note that there is no necessary causality between the very final comment on an account and actual ban reason
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by Frummy 3y ago
We can do a lot of stuff with energy in various forms but gravity is just from mass which is quite difficult to control. Essentially we suck at fission and fusion at meaningful scales and we have a very narrow capability as well. I mean, to
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by Frummy 3y ago
YC startupschool has a huge package if I remember, maybe I should say a big pool instead, of internal and external offers and freebies. I think its only a few writing exercises and video meetings with other founders in terms of showing up
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"Palantir's first backer was the Central Intelligence Agency's venture capital arm In-Q-Tel" - wikipedia.
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My opinion is that there are far more positive values that they have than people are willing to admit.
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Its not fully anonymous, its by the youtuber luke smith. He has a video on it as well as links from his personal site. So whats wrong with that anyway? Nevermind the 4chanophobia, but its telling that that is the crowd in most pursuit of fr
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by Frummy 3y ago
So I guess the sum of the cardamum is that proving division by n in set theory without the axiom of choice gets you in a bit of a pickle because the structure isn't necessarily preserved, meaning that the socks analogy of unordered set
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by Frummy 3y ago
I recently had a thought that when a meaningful piece of text/image is written/uploaded on the internet, the energy or willpower if you will spent in producing it by a human reduces entropy a bit. Up until now that entropy reducti
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I would’ve liked the article more if it wasn’t written by a so called natural aristocrat, feels like a new aristocrat basking in the strength of his “natural” VC upper class. Also with palantir, defence profit is still war profit, well in m
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I dont rely on it to do the work for me but to answer theoretical questions such as explaining theorems or what theorems could be applicable
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For sure! Now I got the courage to go back to studying, after dropping out. That was my achilles heel, I would freeze and waste two weeks on a single problem that was too abstract for me. This time, after reading a lot of mathematical philo
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That's 2%
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You could try and learn mainframe and get a job as a cobol developer.
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Turns out all components of capitalism are rather bureaucratic and locked in place by compliance, lack of organisational flexibility, as well as nonexistent information flow (because pecking order would be unstable with informational transp
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Eureka (University of Cambridge Magazine) Archive(archim.org.uk)
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by Frummy 3y ago
So to be exact, it's Euclid saying "there is no royal road to geometry". So Euclid means that a king for example couldn't spend a bunch of money to acquire an understanding of geometry, rather, just like a peasant he wou
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Saying that you could have meaningful conversations with experts I would interpret as that the method works, and experts probably like talking about their domain as well with hobbyists even if theres an air of naive showmanship from the hob
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Yes, but not under a commoditization format. Maybe a product or service can increase the willingness and earnestness of the seeker, but ultimately, just like there's no golden path to geometry, it's up to the seeker.
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Knowing the background of the creators isn't so bad when it's about mental health. Screenshots of the game are in respective app store, one click away.

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