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callesgg
7y ago
If you are not paying attention. How could you become good at it. You have to be exposed to stimuli to be able to learn from it. While it would not go so far as say there is causality to things. I would say that your description is better m
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"130,000 processor cores with 1 ns/day" Still a bit to slow... I guess it is progress :)
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Why would you ever use a calculator except for tests in school where you are not allowed to have equipment that can do all the stuff that a modern device allows you to do..
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7y ago
A 20% improvent would be a 20% closer to 100% specifically 20% out of the remaining 10% so 2% overall improvement. From 90% to 92%
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That is exactly how fuse operates.
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No, I just said it wouldn't be better... there are many scenarios where the best way to do something in one perspective is not the best seen from another perspective.
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7y ago
I did not substantiate my claim cause I did not argue against anything. Figuring stuff out without documentation when there is documentation is a bad idea. If you know what to do the GUI can guide you a bit, but it does not do work for you.
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7y ago
You can learn how to manage Linux and then get even less work. Anyway... I was certainly not saying that there are not scenarios where it is better to go with windows servers. Things don't happen in a vacuum.
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7y ago
So both have time sinks... how does that permis effect my statement? I said one is worse. You say both suck time, which is obviously true, work takes time. You can disagree with me ok, but if you want to convince me that I am wrong it would
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Cause it is more work to manage windows servers than it is to manage Linux servers. Less work is better than more work so Linux is better for server implementations. But I guess that is something people will argue over for a long long time.
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7y ago
Does anyone have digestible youtube video that explains this?
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One point here beeing that to reach a mental state you might have to not trying to be reaching that mental state but trying for the actual activity.
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7y ago
You can enter calculations in the search field you get by dragging from the top.
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7y ago
I was not arguing that the atomic perspective is the correct one. I was giving an example that shows that there are other perspectives that are just as true. If you don't like the atomic one but what about me as a musician or an actor
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7y ago
But we are more than that i.e. from a atomic perspective we are an ever changing interaction between atoms. Things are not the models that describe them; things are them selfs. Applying a model and saying: "that is the only model"
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There is never a clear answer to why something is the way it is. The answer depends on the context in which you ask the question. Which context is best to use is impossible to answer. You don't know all the contexts.
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7y ago
Every action, activity, hobby, or ritual is nothing more than the pursuit of a certain mental state. I would much rather change that to "Every action, activity, hobby, or ritual can be accurately described as the pursuit
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7y ago
It's not and you know it. But yet here we are.
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Is there something that makes these ibm mainframes special like some feature? Are they simply like a big computer?
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7y ago
Super cool on iPad It can track 10 fingers at once did not even know the iPad could do that.
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8y ago
People say that but the drops and pills make zero difference. Sun sure does feel good, but the vitamin additives does not have the same effects. Based on that one could make the conclusion that it is not vitamin d but something else with su
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8y ago
We don't have two brains but if you split the brain it will become two brains. This feels like people playing with words to grab attention.
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8y ago
Depends on what you mean with self.
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8y ago
4G should be able to give pings much lower than 150ms. The internet says 50ms I have seen even faster. Maybe you can try another provider.
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8y ago
xattr -l <downloaded file>
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We perceive the world through or conceptual models of it. So the fact that our analyze of the world is similar to our analyze of our other conceptual models seams very rational.
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8y ago
Hopefully never think of the implications, but in reality probably in a few years/decades
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8y ago
What a great little story. I would definetly like to be better at telling stories like this. When I try to tell stories I always end up on irellevant tangents. That have almost nothing to do with the main point. Or I get stuck in some detai
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My own opinion is that knowledge is always relative to a perspective. It is only valid in a context. Nothing is absolute. Example: 1=1 is something i know is true cause i know the rules of mathematics. There is no absolute truth to that.
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Its not 99.9% vs 75% It is more like 75% closer to 100% than 99.9%
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