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by conceit 11y ago
TCC isn't a JIT-compiler, the script-option compiles all and then runs it on the fly. This allows C-files to be executable by themselves with a shebang-line.
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by conceit 11y ago
How do you think is planned economy unable to direct this effect? Maybe random faults even out arbitrary bias that would be introduced by regulation. How is a government spending tons on military not partially a planned economy?
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by conceit 11y ago
Implicitly, the "no" references the answer to the question itself, hence it's still selfreferential. In other words, the fallacy is to assume the following response was fixed to be an answer to the question. If I answered &qu
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by conceit 11y ago
> making CRUD apps and serving up ads It involves a lot of social engineering is all. To design an API is to offer a service. It's the service industry and it's possible thanks to a lot of production and creation.
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by conceit 11y ago
The "just" before the "one out of every 60,000 passengers has died" is rather problematic IMHO.
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by conceit 11y ago
Simple answer on the metalevel: It's not clearly stated, because it's self referential. It's not a question by the GP's standards.
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by conceit 11y ago
1. Because at least one claimed that there wasn't any such trail back. 2. The problem of not everyone having noticed yet how elated one is. \s I think there is no positive solution to this geometric puzzle.
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by conceit 11y ago
The heart is a muscle that needs rest, as well.
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by conceit 11y ago
> Meaning is not something that is particularly an end goal. No, of course it isn't. The goal is where meaning gets you to.
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by conceit 11y ago
> The truth is far simpler. Mathematicians are solving puzzles, and some of those puzzles don't come from the real world at all, and can't be motivated in that way. Why is it that mathematicians are unable to see the recursion:
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by conceit 11y ago
> (assuming you don't end up harming your intended victim) > I would actually argue that an attempted murder should be considered almost as great, if not as great, a crime as one that succeeded. You are implicitly saying that it
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by conceit 11y ago
Yes, and if you look at the images deep dream generates from that data, it's not even close. This isn't about recognizing music.
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by conceit 11y ago
I doubt there's any difference, because the example and my modification translate to German exactly, word by word.
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by conceit 11y ago
Run-on sentences are bad style, if I'm any judge. Although, I wonder how much this relies on normal forms and getting normalization wrong. The grammar of an average english science magazine reminds me of German first-grader text.
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by conceit 11y ago
weltschmerz - pity, sorrow Torschusspanik (sic!) - fear of quick commitment