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angel_j
7y ago
I speculate that these bubbles (and the other bubbles) are gigantic elementary particles emerging from the black hole.
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Rust is cool but these lib names are like "Contemporary Conformist" memes.
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I knew this was a Lapham's Quarterly title before I clicked.
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I predict a surgical procedure.
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7y ago
Are you gate-keeping science?
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Parenthesis are fine for code, but in prose you they are usually some inane interruption of thought that could be deleted, or turned into a sentence.
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You have to treat it as intolerable. Getting cut off is like getting slapped in the brain. It's one of the first rules of engagement I make, because I'm usually the most cutoff-able person. There is only one way to solve it that
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untested hypothesis: binaural speech, overlap spoken words in time, but space them out over both ears
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Any sentence with parenthesis in it.
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What Can AlphaStar / Transformer Neural Networks Do?
(medium.com)
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Deciminalisation first. Stop treating everybody like a criminal. It is so mf oppressive, to everybody. "In many ways, the law was merely a reflection of transformations that were already happening in clinics, in pharmacies and around
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There is wisdom in it. Some drugs have a kind of scuzzy zone somewhere between a mild dose and next level dose. If you're taking a drug that perforce requires you to "let go", it may help take enough that you lose agency to
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How hard would it be to write laws that punish companies in ways that will shape their behavior, like we do with people? All you have to do is take away their ability to business in your jurisdiction. That's corporate jail.
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The genetic variability available to the organism can be treated as normalization / quantization of abstract encoding. Map your desired results to this abstract "latent space" and start breeding yeasts. Build environment wi
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If I can store data in DNA, can I use yeast for genetic algorithms?
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Can it be packaged as a png?
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They didn't really win it. A new law passed exempting gardens. One wonders if the law passed to save the ordinance, and others like it, from being uprooted in higher court.
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I had a wild thought, not 6 months ago, that angular momentum in light could account for all the missing dark stuff in the universe. I didn't know science didn't know light had angular momentum.
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Ideas are cheap, but the skills to engineer ML pipes and the knowledge requirements to grok models are not. And the cost of testing some ideas not is not cheap either. Lots of people have legit skills, high level math, pro software enginee
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7y ago
4. Spinning in place...
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I have it all figured out, not gonna lie.
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I was thinking about an all-in-one device like this, naively wondering if it would work to throw many phases and frequencies of light at the sample, and train AI on that. Though this microscope has specific modules for tb or malaria, I won
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Facebook
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The housing crisis that the government bailed out?
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LOL I wish you had to meet every single person who gets a break, and tell them with a straight face how some minuscule portion of your taxes "paid off" their debt.
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7y ago
A bad apple would be somebody who could pay back the loan, but doesn't. But if you have income, the IRS will take some to pay your loan. So, no bad apples.
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A fiscal conservative would do what is necessary to make the economy strong, and keep citizens educated. If you think putting decades of economic onus on the future of the economy is a good idea, you're not fiscally conservative.
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The SEO mongers are on to that search already. I get spam blog posts with reddit in the title for no reason.
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7y ago
what about https://clash-lang.org/
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7y ago
This might be a stunt, or it might just be... news?
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