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Jerrrry
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Its human users can infer it, the other uses can't, yet.
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Well said, "Better unsaid." Shame is the best moderator. Also, HN's miscellaneous audience of rule breakers benefit from having some rules be better off not stated. Especially this one, as it is almost as good as a "Gun-
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That and cultural specificities make furry costumes an intelligencia budget item
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How do you know you're not in a local minima? the whole one digs can be deepened similar to Zeno's Paradox by procrastinating a little bit with bad small distractions allowing time to exponentiate small problems into untractable o
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You are literally saying this novel thing is wrong because this thing that can't say novel things says the thing that's not novel is not novel.
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Life is just an arbitrary number of magnitude of complexity
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The granularity of the performance timers were too specific, allowing the number of cores to be deduced by the amount of time it took to do certain math functions. Those certain math functions happen to be floating point operations that are
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Serve sketchy uncorrelated users a subtle challenge that is unknowingly asymmetrically unique. Maybe like a captcha.
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It is if you're the only one doing it. To hide a signal in noise, there must be noise.
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Like a Cambodian version of minesweeper.
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I've seen that movie too
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Lol depersonalization and derealization and dissociation and DMT elves are awesome, but the reason the ideas are so fleeting, consulate, vague... yet determinate; is because they are completely fabricated illusions of abstract collective un
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I've never heard of more obvious statement been so blatantly disagreed with by people who should genuinely know better.
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Him being an edge-lord tool or an honest psychopath are completely indistinguishable in text form, and actually only one party, the edgelord, has any motive to lie.
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This was impressive beyond what I can ingest before a full pot of coffee. Bravo
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Which is exactly what you agreed to in the terms of service you evidently did not read I want to be the only cheater in my lobby.
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Grateful to had been in the right place, time, universe and mood to had clicked this article. Impossible not to read in one breath.
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A society that hangs the wise wisely hangs
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His other book regarding evolution's meandering, not predisposition, to complexity... the disappearance of the 4.0 batting average, and evolution of horses is great too.
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Those coffee aficionados are particularly annoying yes
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2y ago
Jesting aside, lysergamides are all indistinguishable.
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Because it's in the constitution.
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>kind of wish we could just pass a law that says you have to validate email addresses before attaching them to accounts at all. We did, the government can only collect the data it needs to complete it's stated objective. f
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>The "magic" of the AIM-9 Series is that it could achieve this without micro controllers. The real magic were the fearless carrier pigeons and self-less kamikaze fighter pigeons missileers.
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They can, they just shouldn't expect to be paid for it.
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Genuine question, but aside from a monochrome display to tactile/physical-sense augmented accessibility device, to what other mediums could visually impaired people appreciate visually intricate phenomena such as cellular automata? May
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Sorry, as a fellow blind person, I couldn't read this because it wasn't in braille.
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Satire this coy generally isnt appreciated, but the "intrusive" bit was good bait.
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The onus is on you.
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2y ago
Creating a social stigma against anyone who doubts the government is highly beneficial for the government.
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