aatd86

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by aatd86 2y ago
One extra level of indirection always solves everything.
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by aatd86 2y ago
Bro has all the spare time to try and build AGI. That's software with datq acquisition and stored procedures. I would do that.
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by aatd86 2y ago
Ok but I guess once again we end up at rust. Rust has its fair share of corners and weird syntax. It also has missing features so to speak. Go evolves at a more cautious pace, and is actually more successful. To the extent that rust also bo
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by aatd86 2y ago
Features such as? Do you know how these features interact with each other? Why are we not using OCaml or standardML or even F# (which I tend to look favorably on) more widely then?
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by aatd86 2y ago
You can't have the zero value of a union be the zero value of the first written term or (a | b) becomes different from (b | a).
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by aatd86 2y ago
It's amusing and a bit bemusing to read these statements quite often. If it was truly the case, there wouldn't be any PL research anymore. :o)
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by aatd86 2y ago
You should be able to commute terms of an union without changing its identity. So this is not the right solution I'm afraid.
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by aatd86 2y ago
Oh ok I see why now. I eschewed this by using getters (the reference part of weakref is being used when one doesn't want to use explicit getters). Unlike reactish frameworks, I do not track dependencies but my reactive model is differe
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by aatd86 2y ago
How do they intervene in the reactivity? Genuinely curious as I have implemented one such system in Go. Maybe I could improve in some stuff. I did use some kind of weakreference substitute (using an integer map) but that was because I was l
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by aatd86 2y ago
Is the bridge something that was necessary to translate framework API from one language to another? The rest being handled by pure translationnof language constructs?
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by aatd86 2y ago
Does someone disagreeing with your statement make it not objective anymore? :o)
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by aatd86 2y ago
Participate in open-source or build something related.
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by aatd86 2y ago
Resistance training is fine for fat loss, at least up to some level (single digit numbers usually need more). It's just that muscles are heavier but muscles consume more energy (colloquially said). That's why I thought that perhap
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by aatd86 2y ago
Did you mean weight loss instead of fat loss perhaps?
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by aatd86 2y ago
Can't you get telepathy from training AI on functional MRI data? And then finding a way to pinpoint and activate brain regions remotely? I mean brain-machine interfaces have been improving for quite a while. Telepathy might even alread
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by aatd86 2y ago
Another simplistic way to see it is that it is a ratio of contained information. In higher dimensional spaces, the space is so big that below the unit spheres contain exponentially less information. It's just something between 0 and 1
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by aatd86 2y ago
What do they use? Not float I hope. Plus given that some currencies have different precisions... Don't tell me it's rounding errors over trillion monies?! :o)
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by aatd86 2y ago
Every problem can be solved by adding an extra layer of indirection xD
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by aatd86 2y ago
Thanks. The reason still seem to be related to the uncertainty principle although I am not sure. The same way they explain no-cloning but it seems to be analogous to identity within a system with interaction from neighboring data. Ultimatel
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by aatd86 2y ago
Is it the issue or is it rather than any measurement of entangled quantum state change is modifying the measurement to the extent that there is a chicken and egg problem? Basically reading quantum data is also a write operation?
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by aatd86 2y ago
Enough space to store all of my mom's whatsapp video chains. Sweet. :o)
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by aatd86 2y ago
It's beczuse string values are immutable so at any point in a program, the result of string variable comparison would be the same. For slice types it's more complex because there is mutability implicit aliasing. And the backing ar
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by aatd86 2y ago
Good stuff. My level was over 9000 :o)
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by aatd86 2y ago
The sweet sound of you being plugged to a machine in a dream like state where a day takes 1ns.
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by aatd86 2y ago
They have found what/who has been causing this and just don't want to explain what this is. Interesting, if annoying tech.
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by aatd86 2y ago
Time to take my lion's mane.
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by aatd86 2y ago
If some packet loss is not problematic, UDP is used. Often for players positions. That's also how some speed hacks are made possible.
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by aatd86 2y ago
People probably simply emulate a terminal window and execute the commands via the OS APIs (syscalls). This is unlikely to be truly "embedding".
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by aatd86 2y ago
I would be interested in knowing what a fMRI would show and also how it affects people's bodily sensations/nervous system. Why is it so hard for some people?
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by aatd86 2y ago
Trying language repos so I know which one to learn next ;)

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