Pompidou

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by Pompidou 2y ago
> any abstract word can be broken down into simpler words which in the end describe some spatial relationship What if my computing model rely on quantum phenomenon ? Maybe some of them don't have good visual representation. But it&#
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by Pompidou 3y ago
Our 75 years long self-declared free-will narrative is maybe more terrifying.
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by Pompidou 3y ago
It look very interesting. But TK libs, available for a lot of programming languages,are still a powerful and easy way to implement gui. In my own pov, the perfect solution would be, not to import TK in various programming language, but to e
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by Pompidou 3y ago
I've just discovered array/ matrix languages, and especially J. It's so a pleasure to use it. I struggle since a long time to use python or r for their mixed scalar/array style. K/J/apl are so clean and well de
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by Pompidou 3y ago
I implemented one in R this year and feed it with religious content. Then I text to speech output and post it on youtube. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEB5tND7siCOe7ySYjVOBwR2v...
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by Pompidou 3y ago
> The first humans were kinda dumb How can you assert this ? Do you have any evidence?
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by Pompidou 3y ago
We still have it and in many place. Lazarus, windowsforth, visualtk, puredata, embeded node editors, blender, etc
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by Pompidou 3y ago
As a french person, I'm somewhat disapointed to see pro-macron propaganda here on HN.
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by Pompidou 3y ago
Good. Now, where can I find Linus Torvald's tutorial for installing Ms Windows ?
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by Pompidou 3y ago
A few years earlier I found a some quantity of this laptop just before they go to garbage. I installed Debian on it and send all of them to africa. I'm sure they are still working, somewhere on a little island in the Mozambique Channel
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by Pompidou 3y ago
In France we have Didier Raoult : he was a very good scientist until he became mad. And he has also published a gigantic amount of papers (with a lot of crap...). Theses two people look very similar according to me...
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by Pompidou 3y ago
Is this some saucy humor ?
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by Pompidou 3y ago
Fun, I struggled with json parsing for a long time, and have done it for the first time with freepascal. Maybe this can help you : https://medium.com/@marcusfernstrm/freepascal-and-json-337c0... ?
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by Pompidou 3y ago
Pierre Menard would write this new version.
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by Pompidou 3y ago
> That's some industrial grade apophenia In this case, that's some industrial grade bullshit !
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by Pompidou 3y ago
" The new images of the Face at Cydonia Mensa confirm eyes, nose, mouth, helmet structure with additional detail of nostrils and helmet ornaments being clearly seen in new images with details at approximately 1/10 scale of the fac
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by Pompidou 3y ago
I have a tcl/tk distribution (now IronTcl 8.6.7) with tcllib on each computer I use since a lot of time. It's very handy : md5 and other hash tools ? tcllib. Quick and simple representation of data as graph and calculations ? tc
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by Pompidou 3y ago
> tyranical illegal secret structure In what way something secret would be tyranical ? Illegitimate, ok, but not tyranical.
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by Pompidou 3y ago
> Humans too, at least once. Maybe the mother's guy who you are speaking about shares a common ancestor with this crocodile. It would make a lot of sense.
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by Pompidou 3y ago
This claim is to common sens what tirany is to common good. If such absurdity become official, what is the next step ?
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by Pompidou 3y ago
Can you provide any link to good photos or videos evidences ? I've never heard of any advanced metallurgy. Do you have any usefull web ressource for me to know more ?
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by Pompidou 3y ago
I would agree, but by default powershell start and interactions are so slow (a boring unacceptable slowness!), that I prefer to use windows command or tcl wish for every day usages.
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by Pompidou 3y ago
In some way could call what is happening now "the great smartphone Plague". Hundred of people staring at a screen, all the Time, and for some, stoping to go out, and believing self-harming social-media driven ideology such as ant
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by Pompidou 4y ago
Maybe this bruise evolved with our social behaviour : most animals skin don't show this, or for higher stress. The bruise is very important in a social envirronment and is a good optimisation for mutual Care.
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by Pompidou 4y ago
I started playing with the game editor in the pre 2.79 versions. It's Amazing how easy you Can Do cool little games. I find it much pleasant to use than unity, because blender is a all in one solution. The game player embed a python in
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by Pompidou 4y ago
A trend with Real consequences : I so often check my computer screen luminosity. As a side note I find sound level on YouTube and netflix very low. I don't remember having to turn all the sound slider from the youtube or Netflix player
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by Pompidou 4y ago
Le logiciel gratuit et open source Pure Data permet de consolider ton apprentissage. C'est tout approprié pour comprendre comment et pourquoi les notes ont telle ou telle hauteur, tu pourras facilement recréer n'importe quelle gam
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by Pompidou 4y ago
Cultural contextualization is often omited in this kind or research, and I think he is right to underline it. I agree : we can find a lot of science work taking for universal some local or date behaviour. And why would this kind of thinkin
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by Pompidou 4y ago
It raises the question of the (eventual) link between the grammar of 'spoken' language and our habilty to think the world. I personnaly think almost every human natural languages have the power to express almost everything with th
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by Pompidou 4y ago
I remember also when I was studying philosophy. The amount of non consensual traduction and interpretation from ancient greek is amazing. Ans what about the Επιούσιον case. I agree with you : hungarian is maybe some contemporary equivalent

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