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by chaosite 4y ago
And of course, AC didn't beat DC. DC is still widely used, for example in whatever device you're using to post this comment.
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by chaosite 4y ago
Using the halting problem here shows the consequences of the incompleteness theorem pretty well, but I don't think it explains it. This is basically hiding the self-references behind the halting problem black box. I really like this vi
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by chaosite 4y ago
Sometimes they do, but it's a per-university thing. Where there are unions, usually faculty and TAs have different unions. Sometimes one group is unionized and the other is not.
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by chaosite 4y ago
But this time it's opt-in, so that does change things, right?
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by chaosite 4y ago
I think you're talking about the blog owner? This is a guest post a woman named Siri Helle.
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by chaosite 4y ago
Shutdowns weren't done by media figures, they were done by policy-makers inside governments.
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by chaosite 4y ago
Isn't that basically what "multi-disciplinary" means? Additionally, scientific niches rebranding themselves is a thing that happens, for examples when Computer Science rebranded itself from Mathematics and Electrical Engineer
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by chaosite 4y ago
The Google app store has spam and not spam. Crypto only has spam.
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by chaosite 4y ago
The thing about crypto is that 50% of crypto is outright scams, 30% is nonsense, 15% is interesting academically but completely useless, and 5% is transformative in a very narrow particular set of circumstances that very few people actually
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by chaosite 4y ago
Oh, of course, but native-image is still a Graal feature, and I was asking about Truffle without Graal.
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by chaosite 4y ago
Of course. Various people have claimed to be Satoshi over the years, but failed to provide any sort of proof. Satoshi could either actually be one of those people, or realize that without proof he would be subject to the same fate.
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by chaosite 4y ago
Or that he has lost the private keys.
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by chaosite 4y ago
Well, OK, sure, but Truffle without partial evaluation is just an interpreter written in a very particular way... I see what you mean though, thanks!
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by chaosite 4y ago
Sure, but don't discount all of the JIT optimizations that were implemented in the JVM and the huge number of engineer years invested in that particular implementation/runtime...
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by chaosite 4y ago
I learned most of what I know about Truffle and Graal from your blog posts, so you obviously know more about this than me. However, I was under the impression that Truffle is quite closely integrated into GraalVM, that is, you can't us
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by chaosite 4y ago
The image you're taking about is the cover art for that album, right?
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by chaosite 4y ago
But the whole argument is toolchain integrated with an IDE (the I, remember?)
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by chaosite 4y ago
I don't think that's it? I think they're just using a channel, as described. You got to squint a bit until you recognize it as a blogging platform, but all the functionality is technically there.
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by chaosite 4y ago
Git and secure scuttlebutt use merkle trees and chain blocks cryptographically, so yeah, they technically use a blockchain. In my opinion main difference between "technically use a blockchain" and the term blockchain as used in th
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by chaosite 4y ago
Outside the U.S., I paid exactly nothing for a night in a sleep clinic. I had the option of a take home kit, but I happen to live within walking distance of the hospital where the clinic was located, so I chose to sleep there. It wasn'
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by chaosite 4y ago
Private professional organizations are never patronized by market capital. How would that work anyway? They're professional organizations, they don't make a product. They're organized as a non-profit of some sort. The pro
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by chaosite 4y ago
Why is it because it's a government? Why do you think that simply moving the organization from the government to a private organization would somehow make it less political? Do you think that politics can somehow only exist in govern
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by chaosite 4y ago
Am I missing something? && are || are short-circuiting operators in C, so in that example b and c won't always be called either.
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by chaosite 4y ago
You mean, haven't had a pandemic since 2020?
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by chaosite 4y ago
There is Graal's Truffle [0] You'll have to rewrite your parser/interpreter in Truffle, but you get everything else "for free". Not in Rust. I wouldn't call it at all lightweight. It is cross-arch in the sense
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by chaosite 4y ago
Money is fungible. You could equally say the crypto is taxed at a lower rate but then (a larger part) of your salary would be taxed at the higher bracket.
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by chaosite 4y ago
Fine, not everyone knows QWERTY. It's not intuitive, people aren't born with an innate knowledge of a keyboard layout. But you also can't name a layout which is more familiar than QWERTY, and its regional variants (including
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by chaosite 4y ago
> Most people use youtube by following links from aggregators such as reddit or here. That's a strong assertion. You have any data to back it up? > They don't actively participate in the youtube "community" with it
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by chaosite 4y ago
ML utilizes continuous mathematics, while compiler design including static analysis usually favor discrete mathematics. I wouldn't say the concepts are interchangeable. The classic text book is the Dragon Book. Another good start on th
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by chaosite 4y ago
Cyber-warfare is in most instances comparable to sabotage as used in warfare. I can see the point you're making about sanctions being similar to siege warfare. The main difference being that sieges separate you from your own forces and

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