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This is fearmongering. My mails always got resent after some hours or a day. It's absolutely NOT possible to tell if the problem is on your side, senders side or somewhere in between why a mail is not delivered once and no standard ser
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1y ago
Nah im sorry. First: Any amount is bad. DO NOT DRINK. Second, and this comment highlights it perfectly: The more serious problem is not the wine glass per week, it's that drinkers instantly try to "put things into perspective"
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1y ago
Why bit shift >> ??? Great i can admit here a day without having to interact with non-coders is a gift for me lol
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1y ago
I liked my programming at work, but i love the programming i can do now with 0 pressure and constraints. I can see every line and working function mirrored in my real environment and not being extracted by some outside owner. Then there
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1y ago
That's a shame, i like how you go about using Rust to have crystal clear structure while sidestepping the unreadable side that comes from using all of its nuances. I'd kinda like a look. My Code is dependency free where possible (
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1y ago
Thanks a bunch for linking this. I had similar ideas doing system architecture, quit my job after seeing those concepts at work and after some years actually started writing a presentation with the city being a single entity for my hometown
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1y ago
This is the same dissonance as the post about "never write bugs". The premise is wrong to think of code as something you can fit in your brain like you remember the shape of a new building you frequent or a persons face. You need
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1y ago
I keep reading articles about how you need to fit mental models of code in your head with analogies to spatial maps. This is not how your brain processes these. You have a spatial center mapping 3D objects to literally mini-3d-models encode
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1y ago
Thanks a lot for again answering, i'm always open to correction and further hints. Wolfram Metamethematics sounds really cool and captures what i think about structure before data - i'll certainly have a look and try to bridge it
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Thanks for answering and: Valid point. I like about GA that it's not initially presented with the "added note" other theories are contradicting already with it which is giving me a hard time learning physics so far. So to ans
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i have a similar background to OP and went into physics mostly by accident learning geometric algebra, so i wonder why it's shunned skipping the deductive concepts you have to forget/correct later anyways - for me it makes a lot m
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You forget there is a distinction between a plumber and an architect. The plumbers might get streamlined and need to compete, but if you design the whole house, do all the work yourself or know how to manage the contractors you will be tota
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4D tennisball seamline curve camera to visualize any 4D object (German)
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Hey, this is my approach to visualize any 4D object in a predictable way. I know it's still not perfect, but i'm just so proud i have to share lol. Use translate as my main language is german.
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1y ago
Correct and working on it. You can take the approach of mixed experts and train the network in chunks that share known interfaces over which they communicate results. These chunks can be trained on their own, but you cannot have a set train
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If you want to speed up the process of new neuron connections solidifying you can end the day on green tea. Eat some nuts and fish where you can. You will soon realize the repetitions needed to learn new concepts grow smaller.
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Thanks for pointing out JIRA. I think the problem comes from needing to keep the codebase running next month while trying to up scalars / numbers, not thinking years ahead or how to improve both inside culture and outside image of a co
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Knowing Amazons backends this is just their technical debt creeping up. Coders do repetetive work there because extending from their architecture means lots of code simply to keep the machine running. I would be surprised if they did not as
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1y ago
our daily AI bad fear mongering story give us today
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Here are my server and client configs needed in case someone comes across this from google. It sets up sinks and sources, so you can just mute it, but it would just play automatic from logon: Needed on Server and Clients is an override to a
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Haha, well you have to set up multicast in your LAN like a good plumber, then fight context.exec and context.modules - also "just works" means in my case setting up a systemd After=network-watchdog in pulseaudios override that che
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If you do RTP with pulseaudio you can know the latency of all devices and have it synced by design - no extra software needed, device agnostic. If it somehow runs linux it will "just work".
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True, i would still argue that your identity might be fogged by these things and come out clearer after lifting roles you may stumbled into more than you chose them. So sure hope for him and others they survive their 7 years of catharsis!
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Both likely - care to explain further?
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Nah, that's totally fine, i for my part tried to make a joke about tree structure in a frontend/backend router. As there are multiple branches (subtrees) derived from different (single linked list) paths it's not a problem to
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From Milewski: "That’s because category theory — rather than dealing with particulars — deals with structure. It deals with the kind of structure that makes programs composable." And he is right, because morphisms may or may not p
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Is this taken word by word from wikipedia? A monad is an entity that has no purpose other than relation to itself, but can be part of a structure that employs functionality or meaning. I think the problems around this concept for most is, t
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Would you like to elaborate more on the territory part? As far as i understood you talk about emergence of properties beyond the sum of the elements but might be mistaken. Im fine with links to libgen.is or lengthy pdfs if necessary. I'
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Its the point where you start from in CT. Having the problem of not being able to talk about a concept is the absurd function and part of Chapter 1 (!!) in books about category theory. So instead of circling around this topic, welcome, this
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So what? If you call it god around 0 BC and monad in the 1970 it's still the same concept. If the notation and meanings change in your pov and that gives you headaches, that's maybe related to the fact, that you cannot call an abs
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