anArbitraryOne

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by anArbitraryOne 7mo ago
Cool, make me one without MacOS
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by anArbitraryOne 8mo ago
I'm glad consumers have a choice. Unlike the ultraprocessed crap they fed us in school.
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by anArbitraryOne 9mo ago
Not to mention much of long island and the bronx
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by anArbitraryOne 9mo ago
Nice. But it deters people like me who aren't totally confident in sending reports, trading false positives for false negatives
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by anArbitraryOne 9mo ago
I improved everything by converting to metric first if the recipe happens to be otherwise, and using metric measuring tools
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by anArbitraryOne 9mo ago
It would be more straightforward to remove the permutations and just display the combinations and the symmetry between heads and tails. And solve it analytically Eg: if p is the probability that the NPC is correct P(A|AAAA) = p^4 P(
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by anArbitraryOne 9mo ago
I clicked on this hoping is was about physical garbage collection
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by anArbitraryOne 9mo ago
Shear with one component always in the y direction
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by anArbitraryOne 9mo ago
"...sum of squared distances to the line" would be a better description. But it also depends entirely on how covariance is estimated
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by anArbitraryOne 10mo ago
I learned about turning energy into useful work and having heat as a byproduct, but never thought about turning it into useless work
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by anArbitraryOne 10mo ago
So it's basically saying that smoking is a proximal cause of mortality, and locale is a distal cause of smoking, intensified by not having a college degree?
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by anArbitraryOne 10mo ago
"They were always looking for beautiful children with white skin." But most of the children in the video appear to be non-white. So they're not even good at anti-affirmative-action?
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by anArbitraryOne 10mo ago
Now's the time to get on board so that, when they launch the social network, you can be a top influencer just like Scout
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by anArbitraryOne 11mo ago
The 'Curious Droid' video on this engine is fascinating. If I were more helpful, I'd leave a link to it
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by anArbitraryOne 11mo ago
Steve Jobs is controlling us from beyond the grave
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by anArbitraryOne 11mo ago
Exactly. I might even pay them for the opportunity cost of not harvesting my data
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by anArbitraryOne 11mo ago
I wouldn't call the old software good either
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
I want to write my own metering algorithms in the pursuit of ETTR instead of using the current garbage leftover from film cameras
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
Ooh that's funny. And I say that as an EVF lover
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
Surely Elon would leave a backdoor open for himself
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
1 Electron volts = 29.8 x the energy released Tsar bomba 69.5 x the energy released by convert 1 Kg of mass to energy. Something is way off, and it's not just the singular/plural of "volt"
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
It comes back to my fundamental philosophy that apple is the problem and we should abandon it until it shapes up
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
I still don't think MacOS is such a great idea
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
Yeah, imagine if hypothetical scenarios didn't exist…then what?
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
How about this (choices are random): 1) Choose two bottles and one device 2) Measure the two. If they're the same, choose another device, if they're different, choose another bottle When bottles appear identical, make more measure
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
Apple should learn some UX lessons from this
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
Hopefully the dummies were from the board of directors
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
What about a CP solver?
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
I love bio-inspired stuff, but can we (collectively) temper our usage of it? A better name for this would probably be something like distributed storage and computing architecture (or someone who really understands what this thing is please
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by anArbitraryOne 1y ago
Maybe you could do what banks do and use silent alarms?

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