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by choosername 10y ago
>Humans organise and memorise things in hierarchies, ... Well, sure, if things do have a hierarchical relationship, but a hierarchy is just one form of network. It fails for concurrent dependency problems, e.g.
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by choosername 10y ago
It depends grammar, not accidently
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by choosername 10y ago
> "compiles" * transpiles
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by choosername 11y ago
If that's not a propaganda piece, it's still anecdotal.
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by choosername 11y ago
link to amazon kinda ironic
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by choosername 11y ago
Avoiding abuse, that's the point, obviously. There is sensitive data very susceptible to abbuse, because their privacy is crucial to many privacy schemes, but not well protected.
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by choosername 11y ago
it can be touch-scrolled here, there just aren't scroll bars. Took me a while to find, but maybe your browser is buggy, eve.
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by choosername 11y ago
a computer that loves wisdom?
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by choosername 11y ago
it could be any kind of maintainance, I thought
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by choosername 11y ago
this ain't no imageboard
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by choosername 11y ago
and that the neurons are not, if briefly, connected anymore when a chemical acid destructs them.
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by choosername 11y ago
that would rather be because of motor control issues, including inhibited feedback from the visual cortex or simply dry eyes but something about focus.
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by choosername 11y ago
did the easily exited type bit strike a feeling or why the downvote? I mean, it can't be given to an unsuspecting control group. That would probably feel moderately icky and the desire to rest.
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by choosername 11y ago
Brain activity is not a precise meassure, not in terms of fMRI, which just shows an increased blood flow. The hypothesis is obvious on the other hand. However, individuals that would submit to a test on psychedelics is likely the type that
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by choosername 11y ago
a second one text to preinstalled one? What would be the use?
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by choosername 11y ago
a second one text to preinstalled one? What would be the use?
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by choosername 11y ago
This is so delusional and easily refuted. It doesn't matter that it isn't perfect as long as it works. Let's assume, this one example of finfisher's (IIRC) tools was used on a lesser infraction, I don' remember sp
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by choosername 11y ago
> With math, there are no docs, no playground, no explanations, no nothing. Either you are the part of mathematical community and can hope for explanations and knowledge transfer, or you are not what's the difference to CS here, whe
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by choosername 11y ago
I didn't downvote but I wouldn't be so sure either. Design as a figure of speach can mean a lot and, baring the discussion about determination and free will, creating and making can feel very passive. Intent is often open ended.
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by choosername 11y ago
Formally formally has no superlative.
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by choosername 11y ago
I wouldn't exactly say support to the compliance with a threat
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by choosername 11y ago
Well an artist might argue that the art is, vice versa, driving the craze, too.
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by choosername 11y ago
How much performance would a pure and thus leaner driver gain, I wonder. Also a fair bit of backwards compatibility will be involved, like with x86 cpus. And even then, the same fixup is required to run opengl on directX cards, I believe.
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by choosername 11y ago
it's not quantity over quality, they are directly proportional to each other, maybe, if meassured in absolute terms. There's an optimum and quantity is hampered by lack of quality.
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by choosername 11y ago
that's in general one of three ways to learn: observe and immitate, trial and error, understand or repeat. That's the scientific method in a nutshell. Works small scale as well as bleeding edge. Understanding is kind of an elusive
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by choosername 11y ago
So, your passive agressive closing is not better than open confrontation, only that it's direct.
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by choosername 11y ago
potatoes hardly stay hot that long, isn't it
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by choosername 11y ago
it's not "smartphones, it's the lack of adaption as evident from the disparity between generations. The speed of information, the signaltheoretic energy is just steadily increasing and small signals get lost in the noise ...
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by choosername 11y ago
so python is the IE of programming languages? yikes ;)
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by choosername 11y ago
I'd argue that it's purer than most because measurements interfer less with the measurenent space. The equipment and local setup are at odds, though.

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