boneitis

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   by boneitis 7y ago

   That's fair. In any case, I should probably write here that I have since tested account creation with another email and received the activation link right away.
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   by boneitis 7y ago

   I agree that just about nobody would care in spirit. It should probably at least be explicitly noted by anyone considering doing so: I'm sure that's still super illegal.
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   by boneitis 7y ago

   Little warning, Microcorruption may be no longer monitored at this time. Account registration is not automated. A hacker I closely follow tried to play Microcorruption during a Twitch broadcast, and, to my great disappointment, he was unabl
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   by boneitis 7y ago

   I also like to read some Mary Beard blogs/articles from time to time.
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   by boneitis 7y ago

   Just got done reading Adler's How to Read a Book a few days ago. Recommend: Ward Farnsworth. Apparently some law school dean who has written some books on law, none of which I have read. I personally just picture him more as a classici
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   by boneitis 7y ago

   Recently stumbled upon this RMS speech transcription[0] for the first time. I find it quite relevant to your quoted passages and, I suppose, corroborative of your commentary. Bit of a long read. [0] https://www.gnu.org/philo
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   by boneitis 7y ago

   If you casually want to get into it without the commitment, I've found that even passively watching the Tim Roughgarden videos from Coursera (probably can be found crossposted to YouTube by third parties) to be stimulating in the past.
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   by boneitis 7y ago

   Ah, what you're looking for is "polynomial but specifically 'N to the 2nd'" :)
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   by boneitis 7y ago

   Don't fret it. Imo people are being unnecessarily curt when trying to flex their pedantry here, which we all love to do, myself included. Of course, poly still means there is an exponential in the time complexity. It's really noth
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    by boneitis 7y ago

    I don't think this directly addresses your question, but I do have a thought I just wanted to share. And from a super rough skim of the article, the writer seems to be motivated by his and family members' own experiences, not to m
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    by boneitis 7y ago

    Hell, even the sight of complex mechanical computers like the Babbage difference engine will make me tremble. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8b/Ba... See it in action on YouT
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    by boneitis 7y ago

    Practical Signal Processing by Owen might be a lead worth looking into. It was recommended by Ossmann in his HackRF tutorial videos (he created the HackRF). It's gonna fall near the extreme end of succinctness. I had since purchased th
13. 283.▲
    by boneitis 8y ago

    Having read the description on the Amazon page, this sounds precisely like the type of candid material i seek in general. Is there any non-kindle format available for purchase?
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    by boneitis 8y ago

    Isn't one of the main purposes of the LineageOS project to preserve as close-to-stock of an experience as possible? Personally in terms of security, I would worry more about the Essential-specific builds, not general LineageOS releases
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    by boneitis 8y ago

    Man, I'm dyslexic.
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    by boneitis 8y ago

    Perhaps i can blame the booze, as i an admittedly very drunk but still unconvinced and/or confused. I asked my question coming from the angle of big-oh analysis, and all three (as of the time of this reply) responses in the thread seem
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    by boneitis 8y ago

    To really crank up the pedant-O-meter, wouldn't it be accurate to instead describe the output growth in point #1 as polynomial, even sub-quadratic?