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by atomicbeanie 5y ago
such a good point! I understand the previous comment better too. Thank you!
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by atomicbeanie 5y ago
I think the case for plant behavior being emergent from a combination of factors not all under its control is easy to call a fact, but it is more challenging a notion to claim that consciousness is for a fact emergent (much as I am inclined
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by atomicbeanie 5y ago
Is this just anthropomorphism of an emergent pattern, of the same nature as cell division and specialization? That a pattern resembles that of an ant colony where its members make billions of neurological real-time decisions which reinforce
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by atomicbeanie 5y ago
Sailors have referred to this region as the Southern Ocean for hundreds of years if I’m not mistaken.
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Life in a Country of Hate?(nytimes.com)
2 points by atomicbeanie 5y ago|0 comments
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by atomicbeanie 5y ago
Sacha has nice content and might know of other resources. I am sure she has noticed how few publish in that space and how many opportunities for women emacs users to share exist.
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by atomicbeanie 5y ago
Hogwash. Sharing data and having it stolen are two different things. Luddites did not account for what their idea of the future would miss out on. The data future offers new opportunities in reality based communication. Working on serious p
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by atomicbeanie 5y ago
Just switched to natural wool and cotton futon mattress which gets aired once per week on a tatami mat. Looking at adjustable frames now.
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Marine Species Flee the Equator(cosmosmagazine.com)
2 points by atomicbeanie 5y ago|0 comments
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by atomicbeanie 6y ago
It’s about the data. Not the code.
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by atomicbeanie 6y ago
Switching to Clojure did it for me.
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Being intentional with our blah blah’s(miguelruiz.com)
1 points by atomicbeanie 6y ago|0 comments
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by atomicbeanie 6y ago
I would say https://cognitect.com/blog/2014/7/22/transit is a better option, no?
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by atomicbeanie 6y ago
Would be useful it seems to have a flight path marker on the display.
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by atomicbeanie 7y ago
Super interesting. Thanks for the info!
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by atomicbeanie 7y ago
I am guessing the "Tic Tac" ufos are drones with prop fans.
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Warning: Reading Books Leads to Detainment(blog.fogus.me)
2 points by atomicbeanie 7y ago|0 comments
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LightSail 2 code update looks likely(planetary.org)
1 points by atomicbeanie 7y ago|0 comments
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by atomicbeanie 7y ago
Not much, so much more is possible. But if Stack Overflow goes out of business, I quit. I do not miss trying to find obscure stupid things myself. The Internet is very good at making my time more valuable.
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by atomicbeanie 7y ago
Have you looked at clojure.spec? ( https://clojure.org/guides/spec#_generators )
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by atomicbeanie 7y ago
And the truth is most systems of any kind seem to fail from simple things that everyone could have prevented but overlooked. Wasted engineering. Best to think like the Arpanet was designed. Have a way to heal once things are normal, not
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by atomicbeanie 8y ago
I think that is inaccurate. One fleet was grounded quickly. The 30 million Kevlar tank linings were underestimated in cost I think dramatically. As for profit, I am not sure the aircraft was ever a profit center. Any reasonable observer
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by atomicbeanie 8y ago
There are many examples too. The concorde is one that has my current prize for being the most extreme example. One crash, retire them all. There was no reasonable way to operate that aircraft by modern safety standards. But it was certi
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by atomicbeanie 8y ago
I do not agree in general, but I admit to not knowing the details of that system. Those of us in the industry have been waiting for 737 rudders to fail for a long time. The data was there. This is the same as waiting for a pilot to rip t
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by atomicbeanie 8y ago
Manufacturers take the blame for this. And they take the blame for things like no global transponder in the loss of the 777 over the Atlantic. Unfortunately the FAA processes, while enlightened in some ways, and firmly grounded in the sci
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by atomicbeanie 8y ago
-1 Moving the evolution of a groups code into the hands of the person who works with it the least is an anti-pattern. Driving change from within a team can be facilitated by a manager who reads the group's code, but any manager who th
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by atomicbeanie 9y ago
Google Wave
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by atomicbeanie 10y ago
Great news!
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by atomicbeanie 10y ago
Very nice. I hope the outcome is as the artist intends! Thank you for pointing to this link.
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by atomicbeanie 10y ago
Every human in Mumbai is probably hunting that cat now. I wish a conservationist had seen the photo first. The article is likely a death warrant for the cat.

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