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bhickey
3y ago
In the first appearance of Superman, he breaks in to the governor's mansion to obtain a stay of execution for a woman wrongly convicted of murder. https://whynotcomicbooks.files.wordpress.com/2018/06/action-..
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bhickey
3y ago
Reminds me of Steven Millhauser's story _The Knife Thrower_. The titular knife thrower deliberately scars his assistant and audience members before pushing the act to the extreme to satiate the demands of the crowd.
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bhickey
3y ago
The story probably endures because things like this actually happen [0, 1] 0. https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/27/us/janitor-alarm-freezer-rens... 1. http://www.st-v-sw.net/Obsidian/Marti
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bhickey
3y ago
Yep. Look at the failure of terror bombing campaigns. Rather than demoralizing civilian populations, it hardens their resolve to fight from London to Kyiv.
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bhickey
3y ago
It's baffling that the writer either overlooked or ignored this. Collective punishment transfers the cost of enforcement from the ruler to the ruled. We don't need florid nonsense[0] or baby Hitler hypotheticals to explain it. The
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bhickey
3y ago
Huh? I'm not being vague in the slightest. Daley bulldozed the runway at Meigs Airfield in the dead of night. https://chicago.suntimes.com/2023/3/31/23662485/miegs-field-...
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3y ago
You're talking about a guy who was so corrupt he destroyed an airport in the middle of the night.
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ISP whacks game fan with $24,000 bandwidth fine (2000)
(theregister.com)
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bhickey
3y ago
How odd. That isn't even a hash function!
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> The round function can use anything, including destructive operations, so a nice fast hash like PCG is a good choice. PCG isn't a hash. Maybe they meant FNV?
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bhickey
3y ago
Or someone wants to exploit a natural monopoly.
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3y ago
He's going to get a very sudden lesson on adverse selection.
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bhickey
3y ago
> it is just that guy had more opportunities than others Due to nepotism.
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bhickey
3y ago
We should dismiss it out of hand. Any image that a human can look at can be fed to a neural net. It's just an instance of the analog hole.
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3y ago
> I don’t think OG’s paper is up to snuff on its lit review - do you? Not in the slightest. Caching the logit masks and applying the right one based on where you are in your grammar is obvious. This is what I'd expect some bright un
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3y ago
I'm serious that the similarities between the papers are superficial. I don't think it's fair of you to criticize the authors for not citing some obscure preprint, when that manuscript itself neglected to cite decades of prio
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3y ago
Both papers use the phrase "regular expressions" and there the resemblance ends. The linked manuscript uses regular expression to realize a grammar and then memoizes logic masks. I want to know why FlashText failed to cite: Baeza-
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bhickey
3y ago
jsonformer uses a template rather than a DFA. The logit masking seems to be identical, though.
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bhickey
3y ago
You'd be wrong at just about every turn. A 98 year old woman has a 70% chance of making it to 99.
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bhickey
3y ago
> If you’re standing outside a cardiothoracic operating theatre, you have a better chance than the majority who will be miles away living their lives. Most of the time you don't, but sometimes you get lucky. When Neil Clarke had his
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3y ago
Flag it and move on.
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3y ago
> Is a planarity testing algorithm explained in the book? Planar graphs do not embed K5 (the complete graph with five nodes) or K3,3 (the complete bipartite graph with three nodes on each side). You can get a brief overview of planarity
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Optimization Algorithms for Planar Graphs
(planarity.org)
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3y ago
I inquired with cloudflare and they aren't serving that captcha page. Cloudflare switched from reCAPTCHA in 2020. The archive page is a copy.
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bhickey
3y ago
The username change seems like a harbinger.
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3y ago
Sounds like you're moving the goalposts after your phrenology ran headlong into expertise.
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bhickey
3y ago
Why not matrix? Due to the creeping shitification of Discord my friends moved over to a self-hosted matrix server. It costs about $5/mo and does everything we need it to do.
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It gets even worse. For purposes of apportionment prisoners are counted in their place of incarceration rather than their domicile. New York lost a congressional seat by 89 people. How many New Yorkers are incarcerated at Fort Dix?
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3y ago
Hi. I did my master's in computational biology focusing on androgen independent prostate cancer. After that I worked in an autoimmunology lab. My projects included rheumatoid arthritis GWAS and b-cell phylogeny. To demonstrate that we
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3y ago
Yes, I read the page. This is crayon cryptography. The author has presented no reason for anyone to take this seriously.
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