azeirah

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by azeirah 10y ago
A friend of mine once thought up a parallel universe where, by pure chance, bogosort always correctly sorts every single array, boggling the minds of everybody in that universe.
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by azeirah 10y ago
I made a small command line application to manage my notes, but I switched to windows in the meantime, and don't really use it anymore :( I have tons of notes scattered everywhere, but they're completely unorganized...
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Analyzing a piece of generative art – Flow technique deconstruction(martijnbrekelmans.com)
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by azeirah 10y ago
Yes we can, we can try to send a message to the creatures in higher levels of reality.
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by azeirah 10y ago
Quite useful OP. There are some issues with syntax highlighting[1] still. Also, I'd really like to be able to "manage" my annotations. I can store link, no problem, would just be a lot nicer if I could "own" all my
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by azeirah 10y ago
Yeah this is a bit weird, emojis are closer to "new words" than a "new language"
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by azeirah 10y ago
It's a little unfortunate that they don't accept my somewhat elaborate but ultimately correct solutions, if I find a way to create a perfect rhombus within a rectangle in Lwaytoomany Ealsowaytoomany, they should accept it at least
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by azeirah 10y ago
Likely that he means real-time OS kind of real-time. Like robotic vision; time-critical embedded software.
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by azeirah 10y ago
The art of science and engineering, by Richard Hamming
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by azeirah 10y ago
Edit: I missed the "but can be proven with data" part of the OP. I'm not sure if any of the questions I ask here can be proven with data, I have no idea how to tackle any of these questions to begin with. Regardless, I think
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by azeirah 10y ago
I assume you meant "can't"? I think the parent simply made a poor choice of words, "a perfect form of stasis" fits a lot better than "without consciousness"
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by azeirah 10y ago
Does having a time-reversible programming language mean that if you start with the output of a given program, you can run the program backwards and get the input? This would be useful outside of research. Though, I expect the memory usage w
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by azeirah 10y ago
To people who don't know anything about postmodernism (i.e. me), it certainly does.
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by azeirah 10y ago
Is it merely an organizational statement that over-30's are worth less and need remedial training? No that was not the point. The point is that new employees, students, practically live in a different world that older employees. The po
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by azeirah 10y ago
There's not much more, it was a very general lecture touching on many topics, it was merely an anecdote.
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by azeirah 10y ago
I attended a lecture last week, older people were one of the topics that got touched. Instead of having old employees teaching the younger, he told a story of a business requiring old people to receive fresh young employees as their mentor.
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by azeirah 10y ago
Nostalgia might play a part here, try playing a great older game that you haven't played before. Don't take one that's in the same series as you often like, e.g., no old zelda game if you're a zelda fan.
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by azeirah 10y ago
https://github.com/Azeirah/A-new-wave-of-programming
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by azeirah 10y ago
Anything and everything by this guy: worrydream.com
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by azeirah 10y ago
wut.
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by azeirah 10y ago
Looks like it won't, see this video demo of the underlying technology: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaoIWFcj6pc Especially at 0:15 - 0:20
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by azeirah 10y ago
Yeah, same thought here. So frustrating there's no way of knowing with current our current knowledgeb
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by azeirah 10y ago
Oh yes I absolutely agree. The reason one of my apps is available on the sandstorm store is because @paulproteus pushed me so hard to push it to their platform. Got a ton of help, and they even made an icon for the application. Really helpf
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by azeirah 10y ago
Should we be investing any time at all in developing AI that is meant to make people happy or have a positive impact on the way people feel? Have you seen the movie "enter the void"? Would your opinion on this change after watchin
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by azeirah 10y ago
Oh yeah true, but I know I can't project against that anyway, pirates gonna pirate, and I'm not against that. But tbf, I don't think there are any people who even bothered cracking my program...
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by azeirah 10y ago
I have a server, yes, every time someone starts up my application, it sends a request to my server to with a (LICENSE, MAC-ADDRESS) tuple, which I store. So far, I've never acted on MAC changes. If I saw a license that was used by say
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by azeirah 10y ago
What exactly do you want to protect against? In my personal experience, customers can be trusted and hackers don't care about your software. For my own software I've implemented an extremely basic licensing system. I've colle
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by azeirah 10y ago
Hey, can you explain how your heatmap handles scrolling? I expect a heatmap to show what elements of a page were interacted with a lot, if scrolling isn't handled correctly, it might look that the user was interacting with another pa
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by azeirah 10y ago
With regards to price, there are many locations that provide virtual reality demos. I can image there are also many small businesses that will happily help you give your grandfather this experience. For more info on VR, I recommend you to v
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by azeirah 10y ago
> what should I use for the JS such that the timers are just "components" that are easy to render but don't take over the page like a full SPA would? Bake your site with plain JS, perhaps throw in some jQuery sprinkles.

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