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by aeonik 3y ago
Datum is a single data point, Data are plural, state is data that are dependent on time.
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by aeonik 3y ago
I guess I'm curious how the implementation of Vector works in Lisps. I thought it would be some sort of combination of Atoms and Cons cells. I looked into the Racket Repo to find something, but had a hard time finding the code.
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by aeonik 3y ago
Super computers are almost at this scale, if you go by FLOPS. Distributed cloud systems certainly surpass this number as well. https://www.top500.org/lists/top500/2023/11/
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by aeonik 3y ago
I don't know Zuckerberg, so I don't know his motivation, nor the executives of Meta. I haven't really read any of their work. Profit and control fit the data points, but I suppose I could "put it past them" if a bet
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by aeonik 3y ago
I don't need Steam to run my games or to pipe data into my Valve Index either. It's still unclear to me why an account is needed. I mean, I get the profit and control motive, I just don't understand the technical reasons.
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by aeonik 3y ago
Also, I never noticed he looks exactly like Gilfoyle until you mentioned it.
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by aeonik 3y ago
I like your idea a lot. I think it's potentially a major missing piece to our systems. I really hope you are able to map it out. If you ever need a tester, let me know.
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by aeonik 3y ago
Have you seen any work that Parker Ziegler has worked on? He has a couple of projects for automatic wrangling of visuals when it comes to charting data. Seems related, but also different approach to this area. https://www.thestra
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by aeonik 3y ago
I don't need an account to use my monitor or my TV. Why do I need one for a VR Headset?
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by aeonik 3y ago
Is it the case that all the cons cells at the base of the language are compiled into more efficient structures?
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by aeonik 3y ago
My first thought was Tuvix from Star Trek Voyager. Expect more like: T-Vix https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Tuvix
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by aeonik 3y ago
What temperature does it melt at? I'm curious to know more failure more. I'm also curious how the human immune system reacts to it, though I'm sure it's not known yet.
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by aeonik 3y ago
Philosophically, I don't know what "must" or "has" to be an operator. I certainly don't want to tell you how to design your language. I'm just trying to say, don't rule the pattern out because it&#x27
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by aeonik 3y ago
I wouldn't recommend just throwing the idea away, it just needs to be approached with care. You can do it in a type safe way. Research Rank Polymorphism and Array Languages: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Array_pr
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by aeonik 3y ago
Yes, I have been in similar situations, but I did have access to some Myspace hacker forums, and some gaming friends that were into this stuff to help guide me when I got stuck. At least later on. I also got a few books at around 13... but
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by aeonik 3y ago
It's interesting to read about the alternatives though. Like Global Hidden Variables. Also Superdeterminism might allow for Local Hidden Variables. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superdeterminism https:/&#x2F
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by aeonik 3y ago
How did you figure out how to navigate the filesystem in the first place? Or use the terminal app to get to the man pages? I remember opening up my first IDE when I was about 14 and becoming overwhelmed with my complete lack of knowledge ab
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by aeonik 3y ago
I think you are right. Without knowing more detail, the claims of the protocol seem very cool. They are doing more than just Time of Flight calculations. Looks like they do channel impulse response analysis with really high data rates. Very
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by aeonik 3y ago
A clock + challenge response is likely one of only a couple solutions to this problem, but the challenge is the "valid time" would need to be on the order of nanoseconds, not seconds to beat the relay attack mentioned in the artic
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by aeonik 3y ago
I'm envisioning something more like continuous monitoring electrodes. Low amplitude, high bandwidth, always on.
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by aeonik 3y ago
I have a question: In radio we are seeing phased arrays and software defined systems becoming more popular. Why can't we expand the resolution and increase the bandwidth with ultrasound as well using the same ideas. Wouldn't we be
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by aeonik 3y ago
Emacs seems to support this already with Derived Modes. I've tried to derive Magit mode for some commands before, and it seems relatively straight forward. My main issue is that Elisp and Emacs still confuse me after 2 years of casuall
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by aeonik 3y ago
Have to mention Shen, the strongly typed functional Lisp, whose type system is based on the Sequent Calculus. https://shenlanguage.org/learn.html A bit of an esoreric language, but fascinating nonetheless.
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by aeonik 3y ago
Can you elaborate? I like the extra context that square brackets give.
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by aeonik 3y ago
Thanks, that was really nice. The double bass is really wonderful. I need to explore it more.
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by aeonik 3y ago
It sounds nice, and I like it more than a regular ukulele. But I remain unconvinced: I still haven't heard anything at beautiful or mesmerizing at the sound of Cello.
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by aeonik 3y ago
I'd like to know too. I've been using Emmy from the Clojurescript ecosystem, which works pretty good, but has a few quirks. https://emmy-viewers.mentat.org/
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by aeonik 3y ago
It's actually a REALLY great resource. I highly recommend anyone to at least skim it. They do a wonderful job breaking down the entire industry into easily understood pieces and connect everything together. I consider it essential read
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by aeonik 3y ago
I don't have an answer for him. I don't mind paying money for software, I get his points, but at the same time, it's a non-starter for me. When it comes to math. Especially a system as cool as Wolfram Language, I want to hack
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by aeonik 3y ago
His work is definitely worthwhile. Wolfram Language by itself is actually very cool. I really wish he would open source it. I'm not going to use any math package that isn't open source for anything. I think his physics work is pre

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