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a_cardboard_box
5mo ago
My boundary is also greener than 95% of the population. I think it's because I mentally separate cyan from green and blue, but still see cyan as a shade of blue. If you asked me what color it was without forcing green or blue, I'd
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a_cardboard_box
6mo ago
Insider trading. People surrounding Trump like when he does crazy stuff that shifts markets, so they influence him to do so. And Trump is really easy to influence.
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10mo ago
The paper doesn't even use it consistently. At first it uses "all-cause mortality" to mean "all causes except COVID", and then in the results section it uses the same phrase to mean "all causes including COVID&
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10mo ago
Yes, but they incorrectly called it all-cause mortality under Findings. "Mortality" on it's own would be fine. "Mortality from other causes" would be better.
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10mo ago
According to your view, the text you have written has nothing to do with consciousness.
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11mo ago
The NES DPCM runs at up to 33kHz, so it actually has double the bitrate of the 2-bit 8kHz encoding used in the article. If you run it at 16kHz to match the bitrate, it will sound much worse.
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a_cardboard_box
1y ago
The post doesn't blame individual Americans. There is no irony.
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1y ago
The stick is the player character's head. Pull back their head and they look up.
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1y ago
You seem to misunderstand the proposal. The proposal is that after they have done everything that is already legally required (advertise an open position for some amount of time etc), then they must amend the posting to include that the
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1y ago
Because I have plenty of opportunities that don't involve dancing for a micromanaging sociopath.
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1y ago
It's possible you could at least mitigate the problem by checking that what you've proven isn't trivial. If you slightly change a mathematical statement, it frequently becomes either trivially true or trivially false. So if y
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1y ago
> As humans can be reduced to physics, and physics can be expressed as a computer program This is an assumption that many physicists disagree with. Roger Penrose, for example.
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1y ago
"Gender" referred only to grammar before it gained its modern meaning. The modern meaning was introduced in the 1950s/60s to differentiate social aspects (gender) from biological (sex). Of course people then started using it
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1y ago
> Note that it's not necessarily simple to pick an element from a set. For instance, how would one pick an element from the set of uncomputable numbers? In ZF without choice, you can pick an element from any non-empty set, so it act
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1y ago
> All of these produce valid video output and show dynamic or structured data. While they will usually produce video on old CRTs, the video signal they generate is technically not valid. The VSync signal needs to be generated in software
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1y ago
> I once, for a side gig, had to write a 16-bit long-division routine on a processor with only one 8-bit accumulator. That was the point at which I declared that I'd never write another assembly program. This is exactly the kind of
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1y ago
Rule 110 is only Turing-Complete if you have an infinitely large array of cells, and are able to initialize it with an infinite repeating pattern. If I'm not mistaken, HTML+CSS can only do a fixed-sized array. With a Turing-Complete la
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1y ago
Awesome [hunted [___ crackers are ironically vegan]]! I found the d[[not amateur, abbreviated]gramming construct preceding "else"]ficulty just [___ to remain [___ but deadly]].
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2y ago
They could allow you to enter and then detain you when you land in the US.
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2y ago
> Background/Objectives: Egg consumption in adults has been linked with a modestly increased risk of all-cause and CVD mortality. However, evidence on adults aged 65 y+ is limited. So, according to the authors of the study, it has a
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2y ago
As a Canadian I've never seen us so united on anything political. Canadians are extremely proud of how slightly-not-American we are. It's our defining cultural identity. Telling us we should become the 51st state, threatening a tr
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2y ago
> The annual incidence of schizophrenia was stable over time, while the incidence of psychosis NOS increased from 30.0 to 55.1 per 100 000 individuals (83.7%) in the postlegalization period relative to the prelegalization period. So incr
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2y ago
If you seriously think Musk of all people is actually interested in improving the lives of regular Americans, I have a bridge to sell you. He's a liar, a narcissist, and the world's richest man. That is who you're cheering
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2y ago
The end goal is annexation. Canada has natural resources and Trump wants them. He's creating a crisis he can use as justification for invasion.
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2y ago
An important thing to note is that this is an exception to the rule: you aren't allowed to call someone mentally ill, unless it's based on gender or sexual orientation. https://transparency.meta.com/policies/
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2y ago
This isn't just removing hate speech protections, it's explicitly allowing hateful speech only if it is directed towards certain groups. https://transparency.meta.com/policies/community-standards/h...
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2y ago
He wasn't just a product of his time. He was so racist his works were controversial when released. Is a single sentence about that really too much?
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2y ago
From our perspective, the light in the void moves faster than it does here. But so do clocks, so someone in the void would measure their light moving at the same speed as we measure our light moving here.
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2y ago
I'm gonna try doing this on the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) this year. Probably some problems will be impossible with limited RAM (2KiB, plus an optional 8KiB on the cartridge, maybe more if a fancy cartridge is used). But I&#x
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2y ago
Gen Z are between the ages of 12 and 27. I wouldn't expect a 12 year old to have reasonable expectations of financial success. I suspect the Gen Z number is heavily skewed by the younger members.
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