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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
Took 1/10th of a dose during a party (where everybody was doing it). I did not feel high but was very unanxious (absolutely no adrenalin rush when 2 guys started a fight near me). Now the problem is that I started to grind my teeth for
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
What about www.hyperfiddle.net ?
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
nexto stringum reperimentum da. # $next = pos $ nextum stringo reperimento da. # pos $string = $next; inserto stringum tum unum tum duo excerpementum da. # $insert = substr($string,1,2
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
What is late binding of everything ? To me it's a bit like doing the opposite of what macros in Lisp do, but to do it during run-time rather than compile-time. Take Ruby for instance (which is interpreted in its standard implementation
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
What a coincidence. I've been working on a macro to do exactly this yesterday and think I might have a working version tonight or tomorrow. In Clojure too. The only difference is in the way I decided to treat arrays (xxx {:a [1 2
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
Can only agree. Was working 70h a week on average I think. I had multiple several weeks at 90h in succession. Became central to the team because I was fixing everything around me. Yet they would see me as extremely disorganized and unfocuse
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
I think the approach is different. String diagrams is a small DSL while the above is intended to be more foundational and be used to bootstrap and translate between various specific diagrammatic theories (including String diagrams). > Th
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
In many different areas of scientific investigation, purely diagrammatic expressions have begun to be used as mathematical substitutes for the traditional symbolic expressions. These new languages reflect clear operational concepts such as
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
Well the computer is controlled by a human, and the rental company is understaffed (the article mentions "poor office management"). This is why I blame the shareholders. Great power, great responsibility.
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
This is fun !
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
> When I read this code I don't understand it ?
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
He's also translating his youtube videos in english. Here's a playlist of videos about his model that have been dubbed by humans [1] if you ever want to dig deeper. If you're more interested in what he has to say about Hossfe
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
The author has published papers on his model in various peer-reviewed journals. Check out the bottom of the home page. As I said, he theorized, went through the peer-review ping pong session, published and then set up this website, which is
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
Agreed. Now what's more interesting is that his model is close enough to the one developed in a paper from 2008 by Sabine Hossenfelder [1]. Close enough to be accused of plagiarism when he reached out to her. We discussed this article
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
Submitter of the link here. I did not follow the development of the Janus model, but I've been a long-time reader of his blog and YouTube channel. I love the way he speaks, like a grandfather delivering anecdotes upon anecdotes in a bo
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
This is the main point he's upset about. Because of his interest in the UFO phenomenon in the 70s and 80s he has been ostracized from the wider french community (mostly the state-run National Center of Scientific Research aka the CNRS)
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
He has been publishing elements to this theory for the last 40 years. See the bottom of this page: http://www.januscosmologicalmodel.com/ . Some of his latest papers have been published in Astrophysics and Space Science, Mo
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
The opposite is just true as well. For instance Halley supported the Hollow Earth Theory [1]. And Einstein wrote a foreword to a book detailing how the Earth crust would slide in one dramatic cataclysm [2]. [1] https://www.wired.
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
Check out http://constructortheory.org/ by David Deutsch. Unfortunately I cannot find the video/article where he states he's marketing this theory via a website because it's met with indifference, like any ot
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Janus cosmology: what is negative mass?(januscosmologicalmodel.com)
48 points by GorgeRonde 7y ago|43 comments
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
Rafel • 10 hours ago If they add a MacDonald's upstairs, it would be perfect. I would go with my children.
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
Who ? Why ?
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
User aaaaaatttuyy has not mentioned the fact that NASA has recently found a crater under the Hiawatha glacier in Greenland that was, at the time of discovery, supposed to be 12k to 3M years old. But a paper from March that tries to cross-va
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
There is also sorting networks. If you have to sort short list of items, it's probably the best solution around. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorting_network
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
Makes me think of loper os: http://www.loper-os.org/?p=4
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by GorgeRonde 7y ago
This is awesome! I think it would be nice a bit more 'generator' (perhaps based on comment scores/comments, etc) and a more open source "cloud" to handle the up/down voting (possibly via the "cloud" f
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by GorgeRonde 8y ago
RDJ drops a link at the end of the article. If you've ever studied phonetics, you need to check this out: https://dood.al/pinktrombone/
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by GorgeRonde 8y ago
Yes sorry, I totally agree with this and I am digressing. I'm reacting to the first words of the article: > I always try to build less software. Less software means you have to spend less time updating it, less time fixing it, and l
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by GorgeRonde 8y ago
I think taking people names as an example is extreme because when Japanese people give a name to a baby, they choose both a phonological sign and a kanji-based transcription: phonologically, they tend to pick quite a common name (like chris
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by GorgeRonde 8y ago
I'm frankly tired of the less is more, simple > complex fad. It's understandable this mindset is so trendy: it's easier. And then what ? Showcase another pointless note taking app ?

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