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by bibanez 4y ago
These are good citations. Specially Heisenberg's: it is now obvious to me that in noticing nature and trying to understand it, you subject it to a particular line of reasoning. Physicists particulary enjoy subjecting it to maths. I do
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by bibanez 4y ago
Yes that is reasonable. What I know is from an account by a relative here in Spain, and it depends on the lawyer. Of cours, infinitessimal amounts compared to the money being talked about here
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by bibanez 4y ago
I don't really understand the logic here. If you've received a donation, you can't be forced to return any money, specially if you didn't know it had dubious origins
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by bibanez 4y ago
After watching the video, I feel amazed by the clarity of the explanation and the examples. I didn't know what prolog is (still don't really know), but at least this video made me think about pattern matching and backtracking in a
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by bibanez 4y ago
Such medieval views! I hope you understand, authocracy rarely functions to your benefit
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by bibanez 4y ago
Not an assumption: movement is relative. Quite fun to think about it (Einstein's elevator mental experiment)
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by bibanez 4y ago
And unlike her sister, she actually won the Prix de Rome!
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by bibanez 4y ago
I really like your reasoning. The only problem I see is that if everyone did what you propose, we wouldn't have Hacker News at all (upvotes, in the end, must come from somewhere). So from a Kantian ethical point of view, it doesn'
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by bibanez 4y ago
No machine has perfect efficiency
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by bibanez 4y ago
I only read the abstract and the result is in the same spirit but doesn't say exactky between X and 2X. It's between some more complicated expressions (using logs like usual in number theory)
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by bibanez 4y ago
Yes, but having an easy and non-destructive environment to connect brain to code is good. We used Processing (predecessor to p5js) to learn coding at school, and it's really good for drawing programatically
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by bibanez 4y ago
This is the tuner I use! It works great, definetely recommend it.
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by bibanez 4y ago
This is a good way to think about the subject. Still, education at a higher level like uni is often good to get a sound understanding of a subject (more so than optimizing for grades). Also learning a new (natural) language sometimes requir
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by bibanez 4y ago
Never heard it put that way! Still, it takes grit to graps any deep formal topic, and there are those in all the disciplines you mentioned. Harmony for music, Composition for Art and programming for systems are some examples
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by bibanez 4y ago
This is sincerely, really stupid. General intelligence being measured by reaction time greatly misses the question. Monkeys have significantly higher reaction times than humans. Never surpassed the stone age, did they?
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by bibanez 4y ago
This isn't faster unless you diagonalize the matrix. Then you get the closed form for fibonacci
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by bibanez 4y ago
Click different points, then click on the first point (the one with a play marker) and keep clicking it until you complete the track
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by bibanez 4y ago
Its pH changes temporarily and that kills many species in the ecosystem if sustained. But it's far less toxic than other compounds or other types of spills such as oil
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by bibanez 4y ago
You can switch Escape with caps lock. It's easy to do in linux and arguably better if you get used to it for vim keybinding ergonomics