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by _0ffh 6y ago
Where's the anomaly? Things like this are unavoidable, since wraparound must happen somewhere .
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Heh, the observation from the "zones of thought" universe comes to mind: If you want to be safe, don't even try to sneak a peek!
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Another thing which is often forgotten, we have evolutionarily adapted biases built into our learning machinery. That helps us to learn some things that tended to be essential for survival (much) more quickly, but it can also hinder us in l
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Right. I think I remember it used to be normal in some societies to pay the doctor only if he managed to cure you. That sounds much more plausible. Paying for the state transition from sick to okay should work just fine.
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by _0ffh 6y ago
That reminds me of when I was very young, when I felt treated unfairly I often thought a lot about what I might have done wrong to deserve that kind of treatment. Naturally, in time I also learnt that sometimes people just have a bad day or
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Yes, in this context "be liberal in what you accept" really nicely mirrors the good old "assume good faith".
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Yup, language is a sort of compressed code that exploits model biases. If the receiver's model is biased in a different way than the sender's model decoding fidelity plummets. Put differently, expectation is half of sensing. That
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Quite, that's what I mean. Stack all the 20s first, then top it up with 40s.
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Many appropriately paid weeks, I sincerely hope for you!?
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Mostly fiction and of that mostly speculative fiction. The non-fiction part is mostly economy, history and social philosophy.
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Well, if you can stack 40-footers on top of 20-footers I suppose that would be an option? That would of course make loading more complicated, but it's hardly an insurmountable obstacle, no?
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Planting false memories in people's minds and then erasing them(medicalxpress.com)
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Totally with you! If we want to talk in German philosophers I suggest Nietzsche, like this: >>A state, is called the coldest of all cold monsters. Coldly lieth it also; and this lie creepeth from its mouth: "I, the state, am the
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by _0ffh 6y ago
I've been following Colin Benders (aka Kiteman) on Twitch for years, he's probably my favourite modular user.
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Some social sciences are not even trying to be scientific anymore. They have denounced even the mere concepts of truth and of the scientific method as a tool to approximate it. These people need to be removed from academic life and from a
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by _0ffh 6y ago
It's a scam, and the best predictor of success as an economist is being politically useful as a scientific fig leaf for one interest group or another, sadly.
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by _0ffh 6y ago
I guess one might try to check the path through the process tree to see if a blacklisted application is the parent (or gp, ggp, etc.) of the process trying to communicate with the outside world.
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by _0ffh 6y ago
This comment, and the general response to it, made me feel slightly less ashamed. Thanks for that! =)
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by _0ffh 6y ago
@Dang Yes, that would be nice! Could you, please?
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The Philosophy, Principles, and Practice of Kalman Filter Since Ancient Times(researchgate.net)
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by _0ffh 6y ago
No, he's basing his suggestion on the results of actual scientific research as for example that of clinical psychologist Simon Baron-Cohen.
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by _0ffh 6y ago
I've first read about PipeWire about two months ago and I'd really love to try it. But! My setup is working and I'm really not the kind of person who likes to unnecessarily tamper with a smoothly running system. So I'll
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by _0ffh 6y ago
>This is compared to JACK, which I never managed to properly combine with PulseAudio. Yeah making PulseAudio play nice with JACK seems to be tricky. Over time I configured it in four different environments (different Linux Distributions
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by _0ffh 6y ago
>>Freud spoke of the narcissism of small differences, saying that “it is precisely communities with adjoining territories, and related to each other in other ways as well, who are engaged in constant feuds and ridiculing each other”.&
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Yeah I've been using yourcompany@mydomain.tld for ages to track who's sold or fumbled my data. Since haveibeenpwned I can even approximately separate the two groups. Surprisingly up to now nearly all incidents (that I know of) hav
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by _0ffh 6y ago
"Even though it's settling a US lawsuit, Epic says this same deal will apply to all Fortnite players globally." They wish! This can be no more than an offer which must be accepted before it "applies". I just don&#x2
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by _0ffh 6y ago
I do the same, even in languages without a preprocessor. You can just use a life if-else, most compilers will optimize the test-on-a-constant away. Even when the code is kept in, I doubt it will have a major performance impact during testin
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by _0ffh 6y ago
Findings: ICU assistance was required by 110 (11.8%) participants. Out of 551 patients treated with calcifediol at admission, 30 (5.4%) required ICU, compared to 80 out of 379 controls (21.1%; p<0.0001). Logistic regression of calcifedio
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Calcifediol Treatment and Covid-19-Related Outcomes(papers.ssrn.com)
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by _0ffh 6y ago
I think the best way to make bitcoin "green" is to make it more energy efficient by pushing the Lightning Network. As a nice side effect it also gets more practical.

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