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Approach Zero – A math-aware search engine(approach0.xyz)
2 points by bmacho 3y ago|0 comments
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by bmacho 3y ago
Do you call each other stupid during masters, or is this heavily paraphrased?
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by bmacho 3y ago
There should be a whole Broadway musical of this
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by bmacho 3y ago
You wouldn't kill a car
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by bmacho 3y ago
https://archive.ph/oldest/https://techcrunch.com/2024/04/02/...
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EU: Romania and Bulgaria join Schengen area by air and sea(dw.com)
3 points by bmacho 3y ago|1 comments
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by bmacho 3y ago
Then it's an actual advantage.
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Oxford English Dictionary's latest update adds 23 Japanese words(theguardian.com)
1 points by bmacho 3y ago|0 comments
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by bmacho 3y ago
I don't have individual volume slides, do you all have them?
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by bmacho 3y ago
The assumption that enjoying art should come from (at least some amount) the artists effort. There are a ton of exceptions, like enjoying nature, but "random" music shouldn't be as enjoyable as pieces created by human hours o
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by bmacho 3y ago
> What else would you use to represent a syntax tree? Different syntax for different concepts, easier for the eye, quicker the understanding, troubleshooting.
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by bmacho 3y ago
Or on archive.*, faster, nicer: https://archive.ph/oldest/https://esoteric.codes/blog/calcul...
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by bmacho 3y ago
They mentioned the Droste effect, but not the fact that by Brouwer fixed-point theorem[0], there is a fixed-point, a point that every image contains. Similar with mirrors, or cameras that capture their own images (although there is a delay
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by bmacho 3y ago
It is correct, true, and funny. Funny in the way that it creates a seeming contradiction and your brain feels good when it solves it. Nothing special is going on there, but it may be distracting if the joke doesn't land.
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by bmacho 3y ago
> However, I still feel like I'm justified in making it absolutely clear how (and if) I want to be contacted. > I list an email address at the end of every article, for the purposes of discussing the content of the article. I am
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by bmacho 3y ago
> It’s weird I even have to say this, but don’t stalk me and email me at my personal address. I am not sure of what happened, and it must have been unpleasant, but someone going up on your website hierarchy, they reach https:/&#x2F
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by bmacho 3y ago
> Does anyone know what their "business reason" for doing research like this is? (not that a business reason should be needed, but like I said, I'm a bit surprised to see it here) I think it's basically basic research
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by bmacho 3y ago
> It’s definitely meaningful in that we can talk about it! No, it's much more meaningful. Different languages or computation models allow different levels of introspection. In some models quines are trivial: just ask for your source
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by bmacho 3y ago
> (You can build a globally consistent map on a torus.) No, you can not, there is no global map on the torus.
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by bmacho 3y ago
What example of what common problem? That's a true statement, and its proof is right above it, in the wiki page?
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by bmacho 3y ago
Probably we will at some point. It is possible that it will turn out that our whole world is , say an ever growing finite system with a simple rule. Say someone identifies some laws ruling the digits of pi, that's a physics , th
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by bmacho 3y ago
> Do you vet the JS this site sends you every time you use if, Hit ctrl+s Which you should do even if you fully trust the website owner anyway
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by bmacho 3y ago
I don't like this at all. First, you can improve your performance, you should regret not studying enough, or not concentrating enough during the test. If you want to regret something, regret your decisions. If you can't regret y
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by bmacho 3y ago
Sounds like a joke the SMBC-comic guy would make! - kid asks something - he explains - then he uses kid to annoy wife Although I am not sure whether this is the actual joke, this is a niche type of humor
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by bmacho 3y ago
There is a block and allowlist for which sites can it run. For example Firefox can't even control on which websites the extensions run. This is stupid and bad. Tampermonkey just does this thing right too. Edge at least has an allowlist
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by bmacho 3y ago
Why is this downvoted? I am shocked, people actually think that automatic updates are very good ? Because for me, it is trivial that automatic updates are very bad . One of the greatest security risk of extensions are due to automatic upd
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by bmacho 3y ago
There are 2 related submissions on the frontpage (chrome extensions changing owners, and someone writing a userscript as their first program), so I thought I'll share one of my favorite solution: you put your userscripts in a folder. T
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Guerilla Script: Userscripts for Pale Moon(repo.or.cz)
1 points by bmacho 3y ago|2 comments
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by bmacho 3y ago
Pro tip: don't use chrome extensions. They are a trivial and huge security risk. Similar how random exe was some years ago, only much worse. Use tampermonkey scripts instead. Tampermonkey scripts are - open source and easily modifi
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by bmacho 3y ago
How is that absurd amount?

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