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Attempting to modify e-coli with CRISPR in my bathroom
(benjamin.computer)
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Thanks a lot :)
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Huh, that's interesting! Do you know of a blog post where this is spelled out?
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You can store pdfs and other article files, and sync them across devices. The first 300MB are free, and there are 2GB, 6GB, and unlimited-storage paying tiers.
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Emmy Noether’s revolutionary theorem explained, from kindergarten to PhD
(insidetheperimeter.ca)
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Unpaywall: an open database of scholarly articles
(unpaywall.org)
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Clark Glymour on philosophy and its relation to science
(3ammagazine.com)
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PixieDebugger: A Visual Python Debugger for Jupyter Notebooks
(medium.com)
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>... most philosophers do not have the calculus, let alone the matrix algebra, diff. eqs., Lagrangians, or the stats background (anecdata, so please rebuke!). While this is certainly true for many philosophers, it is false for philosophe
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How does the default hashCode() work? (2017)
(srvaroa.github.io)
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Do you know of anywhere where a model representing this is construed explicitly? It seems like the kind of thing that is harder than it seems, if you know what I mean :)
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Is this useful in order to develop quantum-mechanical intuitions, or just a fun game? If the former, what should I be paying attention to?
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I think you are right. The philosophy is just in realizing the relevance of certain theories in physics to how death should be conceived. But then, yeah, psychology takes over :)
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Right, that's interesting. Thanks. This is analogous to saying that we live in an Einsteinian simulation run from a Newtonian world, right?
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In this case the view in question (the B-theory of time) is supposed to be backed up by science: e.g., the Gödelian models in the OP, but, much more than that, the relativity of simultaneity. The RoS is really non-negotiable, and still enta
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Hm, I would have expected more respect to the importance of the unperceived from a reificator.
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Well, supposing that heaven doesn't exist, it's very different at least in that they really are in those other, fully existing times. Re: your suggestion that whatever cannot be perceived does not make a difference to us, I care d
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Folks are asking about the practical import of time not passing---if indeed it does not. I know of this rather substantial one: my fear of death, and I guess that of other people too, depends on the notion that my own annihilation in time,
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I keep reading that people become aware of their own mortality in their 40s. Is this a common experience? I've been acutely aware, and terrified, of it since I can remember. If anything, I find that I have better emotional tools to man
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Humble Software Bundle: Python Dev Kit
(humblebundle.com)
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That's not for "Linux" to say. It would be easy to set up a Linux system that updates automatically, but it's more sensible to have the user review changes before updating. This is the default policy in all Linux distrib
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The Theory of Quantum Information
(cs.uwaterloo.ca)
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Steps Towards Understanding Deep Learning (2017)
(weberna.github.io)
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Light Traffic
(senseable.mit.edu)
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Gaussian Distribution
(github.com)
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... and White win with 1. e3
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Losing Chess has been solved
(magma.maths.usyd.edu.au)
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On the other hand, if you are a woman Tinder is an unbeatable proposition.
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A gentle INLA tutorial
(precision-analytics.ca)
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A not-paywalled version of the paper can be found here: http://jeffbowers.blogs.ilrt.org/files/2017/11/bowers-tics-2...
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