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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
My problem with string theory is that so far string theory has gotten EVERYTHING wrong. Not a single of their predictions were true. Yes, they adjust the theory once their predictions are proved to be false, but it just turns the theory int
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
You just said yourself that only speed of light is constant, mass is also relativistic like time. And how do you know that time doesn't flow backwards? On quantum scale, how do you tell past from future? Gravity is one directional too,
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
Your comment is the second most meaningless comment in this thread, right after mine.
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
Maybe distance between his eyes is larger than distance between your eyes, and he is seeing the edges that aren't normally seen for most people.
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
Knowing all these sorting algorithms can only be useful for someone just learning what an algorithm or what a complexity means. On day to day basis, they are not used. So if this poster was supposed to be practical, it's not, and if it
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
Congratulations, you have almost discovered the existence of laws of nature that underlay biological processes.
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
An interesting kind of empathy where the "emphatic" rat instantly tries to fuck rat it just released. And the article says "where the rat has nothing to gain". Might want to reevaluate that.
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
> Also, Adblock Plus could also read data as a side-effect, but it doesn’t do anything like that of course. The latter isn’t because the permission system stops Adblock Plus from doing it, but simply because we are good people (and we al
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
You sincerely believe Apple doesn't collect every single message, every single site you ever visit and doesn't sell that information to advertisers? You are cute. Apple's push for "privacy" has only one purpose - to
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
I just treat all my calls and SMS and whatever that goes through any phone or computer as publicly accessible information. Because that's what it basically is. If you want privacy, meet the person and talk to him, don't expect cor
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
It's all relative. I live in Eastern Europe part of EU and I can tell that either it's London, or Stockholm or Vilnius, they all look and feel very alike. Biggest difference is amount of non-white people in western cities.
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
> People need time to stop thinking of themselves as British or German first but rather European. Things like this is what's pushing people to brexit. 20 year old sheltered college liberals who never saw life outside their rich pare
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
This is called intuition and not analysis.
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
This looks like a preparation for society to dismiss anyone who will be actually targeted as insane. Technique widely used during Soviet regime times. Asylums were for nonconforming opinions. This looks ripe for abuse for just that.
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
I would question if 100% memory safety is a goal worth achieving in itself. Everything comes with a price. At some point, making memory management more safe starts to come with some trade offs, performance, code flexibility and others. Some
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
Do you have more source for that?
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
To understand and appreciate personal benefit of cooperation requires much more thinking than to understand that cooperation often is not beneficial immediately or in very short term.
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
Boston dynamics worked on legged robots, signed contracts with DARPA, made cool videos showing how effective they were, people got spooked by the said videos, google PR decided image might damage company's face, so they decided to not
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
So it's not a problem with code review. It's problem with the way people review the code. In my team we do discuss style here and there to keep it at least semi consistent, but we agreed to mostly check for possible bugs and/
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
And this is exact polar opposite of science. Science is all about challenging not only other, but your own ideas and rejecting those that don't hold on to the tests thrown at it. The rebellion at the campus today is a rebellion against
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
> “You include Black and other students of color in the institution and mark them with the words ‘equity, inclusion and diversity,’ ” it said, “when in fact this institution functions on the premises of imperialism, white supremacy, capi
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
> too much testosterone in individuals may actually be a detriment to the society as a whole. That's what my point was. Civilizations rise when less aggressive males are "dominating" the sexual market, but that civilizatio
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
> 3. Drowning people cannot wave for help . [...] > 4. [...] Physiologically, drowning people [...] cannot stop drowning and perform voluntary movements such as waving for help , [...] Hmm.
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
Comparison with TCP is forced. What ants actually do is regulate how many workers to send based on how quickly they return. TCP does this, but also much more.
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
Your response is not surprising. "Struggle" is not definitive marker of said expression. Specific protein is, which can be detected if you wanted it. Those with the adaptation, either it is liberal, like you, or conservative, like
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
You are right and you are probably left leaning politically and are pro immigration, also you are probably not physically strong. The reason for your avoidance of competition is both environmentally affected and genetic. Your parents, maybe
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
Sounds like a child was picking up on OPs intonation when he asked the questions. That's how children answer. They pick on body language about what the correct answer is and basically tell what the one who asks wants them to tell. This
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
Why would I care? Honest question.
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So that sounds like the review system is broken, but not the concept itself. I always had the impression that anyone could review the paper, as in anyone can read a book and write a review about it, and then they all publicly could ask ques
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by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
It's not about necessity. It's about convenience. There's really not much you can't do with C++, the only question is how much effort it requires. These changes help reduce effort without sacrificing anything, spare it f

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