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by aeonik 6mo ago
That article is making a narrower claim than you're implying. It argues that NAT is not a security mechanism by design and that some forms of NAT provide no protection, which is true. It also explicitly acknowledges that NAT has side e
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by aeonik 6mo ago
Does the terse notation of Iversonian languages lend itself well to algebraic manipulation or rewriting (like beta reduction)?
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by aeonik 7mo ago
Works great very seamless. These puzzles are great! Simple and effective. I wonder if the engine could be adapted for origami. :)
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by aeonik 7mo ago
No problem. Advice. Make the scoring more like http://enclose.horse/ Score should be correct out of incorrect but medals for perfect, almost perfect, and some cutoff above. I missed one fold on the hard one (but 3 points du
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by aeonik 7mo ago
Is there a way to play previous puzzles?
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by aeonik 7mo ago
I am not sure what your point is? My point is the US at one point had taken the entire Korean Peninsula, and was pushed out by an initial push of hundreds of thousands, then over a million Chinese troops. The reason tht US hasn't invad
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by aeonik 7mo ago
I thought fascist was the literal opposite of this. Where the population is indoctrinated and is more embedded into war machine. They kinda become one. Vanilla authoritarianism, or other forms of government don't need approval from cit
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by aeonik 7mo ago
North Korea is protected and bordered by China. Big difference with Iran.
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by aeonik 7mo ago
Indeed, I think I messed up the language name too. It was Kernel that was most similar with the fexpr capability. Pure is a good example too. https://web.cs.wpi.edu/~jshutt/kernel.html
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by aeonik 8mo ago
I disagree, the language itself is one of the more elegant parts of the system, and enables a lot of the rest of the elegance. From a purely programming language theory, it's pretty unique. I once tried to find a language that had all
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by aeonik 8mo ago
Google mission statement is “to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.”
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by aeonik 8mo ago
Inductance is like a pipe with a flywheel inside it. the water pushes through the impeller/flywheel. the flywheel resists any changes to motion.
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by aeonik 8mo ago
Brain surgery is probably a bad example... or maybe a good one, but for different reasons? Brain surgery is highly technical AND highly vibe based. You need both in extremely high quantities. Every brain is different, so the super detailed
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by aeonik 8mo ago
I just all for their passwords and credit card information. They never share it with me for some reason.
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by aeonik 9mo ago
The original use of the word "vibe code" was very clear. You don't even look at the diffs. You just yolo the code. https://x.com/i/status/1886192184808149383
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by aeonik 9mo ago
Reminder that in most US states it's perfectly legal to manufacture firearms at home for personal use as long as you're not a prohibited person, or making a controlled item like a machine gun. You don't even need to register
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by aeonik 9mo ago
Source for what? That Thomas Jefferson would be cagey around nukes? Or sources that Privateers were a thing?
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by aeonik 9mo ago
When the second amendment was ratified, privately owned warships were a regular thing for the wealthy. They would absolutely not have a problem with modern weapons. They would probably have allowed private ownership of missiles launchers
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by aeonik 9mo ago
I am not even sure what this means, but it seems backwards to me. "If not by sheer luck, all valid evidence, old and new, related to the one and only location of MH370, can only be reconciled IF that location is known in advance.
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by aeonik 9mo ago
Datalog has the same capabilities as prolog but allows strings right? My understanding is that they have very different evaluation strategies, bottom up vs top down. But with laziness and pruning you can still achieve the same goals in data
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by aeonik 9mo ago
I like sprinter vans, but they won't fit in my garage. It also makes more sense for me to get a large SUV, as towing is important. The SUV or Truck is still more capable in hazardous road/off-road conditions compared to the van. T
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by aeonik 9mo ago
Having grown up in the mountains, and currently living in a hilly snowy area, no thanks I'll keep my SUV. My in laws have a mini van, and it's not great. I deal and have dealt with enough deep snow that would eat a van. I still mi
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by aeonik 9mo ago
Vans usually have a very difficult time off-road or in mountainous terrain. Vans are commonly used in urban areas, especially by businesses, but suburbs, rural, and construction benefit from higher clearences of SUVs and trucks. SUVs are al
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by aeonik 9mo ago
This is the opposite of what works for me. Leaning a little into the the distractions, and building processes to quickly search and hop between things had made it better for me. At the very least opening tabs with Ctrl+T, tab search with Ct
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by aeonik 9mo ago
I am also a 99% March to Graydon Hoare. Makes me wonder if there is something in his stars that is skewing the results.
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by aeonik 9mo ago
I just tried to generate explicit images in grok and it refused as "moderated". I asked for pretty run-of-the-mill adult content. This means that the article is referring to jail broken queries? It doesn't seem that grok is s
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by aeonik 9mo ago
I think Firefox was first to the "Awesome Bar".
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by aeonik 9mo ago
Yep you found it, sorry I got a bit mixed up with the threads here.
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by aeonik 9mo ago
It's complicated, rotator cuff tear combined with a bunch of rib, shoulder and neck injuries. I never properly healed them, just rest, career in tennis ended after trying to rest and heal 3 times over 8 years. YouTube and Physical Ther
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by aeonik 9mo ago
They have published a lot of stuff. I don't remember the exact link for the biochem stuff. Something about collagen being glycine limited and vitamin C being a catalyst for synthesis for tendon tissue regrowth. Here are the two papers

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