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by conceit 11y ago
I don't think it's a form of democracy any more than are breathing or rigged voting. Peace treaties aren't a form of war either.
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by conceit 11y ago
You are being philosophic asserting that there would be a reality to reflect, in a rather colorful language, while axioms are real enough to not need to pull a strawman from beyond them.
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by conceit 11y ago
To the contrary, I believe, while it will be helpful in a number of ways, the orthography skills would likely suffer from lack of exercise as a computer takes on the task. Writing helps a lot to have to think about the spelling.
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by conceit 11y ago
Going by the name of the PDF, the author was likely francophone.
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by conceit 11y ago
I'm not sure I would understand my own description, let me go again: The transducer sends a modulated signal and receives the reflections. From the time difference information is gained. The signal is steered using beamforming as known
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by conceit 11y ago
A 40x40 ultrasound array can scan with a much better resolution, look at prenatal imaging for example. The phased array is modulated in the time and space domains, so one cell can substitute many fixed ones. With the speed of sound, the rec
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by conceit 11y ago
Decide weather, really? Really? A comic reference, are you serious? I mean, this is kind of a serious topic so your comment would seem inappropriate, but I appreciate the helpfulness towards language learners. It's just the person maki
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by conceit 11y ago
Does the translation come for free? If not, it's probably complicated to reason about.
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by conceit 11y ago
I know it's as valid as 'off of' but that's American. I'm sure, it's valid, I'm just not sure it's valid to say that that's valid. Am I being redundant? I wasn't under the impression you&#x2
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by conceit 11y ago
It is physics to a degree. A doctor is called a physician, e.g. All Biology should be within a frame of physics. The methods might differ, but mathematicians are also concerned to not pare it down to the maths we can handle .
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by conceit 11y ago
Most of the Greek would come with the Latins. But are you sure Anglo-Saxon doesn't include the Norse already? The name Angeln comes from a region in Germany near the border of Denmark.
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by conceit 11y ago
Wasn't me, but it's probably because iterative loops are believed to be easier to reason about. OTOH the recursive definition for the Fibonacci or factorial numbers seem easier, for one because they map to the literal explanatio
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by conceit 11y ago
Very helpful right now having words, that have the same meaning, to convey a different meaning.
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by conceit 11y ago
No of course not, GP just sucks at French, but doesn't notice this.
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by conceit 11y ago
> I.e. you must say "I detest fishing" instead of "I detest to fish", while you must say "I want to fish" instead of "I want fishing" while and both "I like fishing" and "I like to f
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by conceit 11y ago
Yeah, like the diet that accompanies 14 hour sessions sitting before a screen. But I wouldn't take advise from anyone saying 'that that' unless that that that's a stutter ;)
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by conceit 11y ago
Ha!
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by conceit 11y ago
We have no data that muscles cannot hold a specific tension for a long time or that frequent monotonous strains can lead to malformation of the muscle? Sure, lack of blue light might also contribute, but the overall amount of blue in any ar
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by conceit 11y ago
But it makes sense if half the configuration (or what not you expect from a package) is platform specific, like where do the libraries and resources live, does pip know about the windows registry? I doubt it.
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by conceit 11y ago
Well, I'd agree but chilly has something to do with cold, whereas goose bumps would rather correlate with warmth from a suddenly increased blood pressure. I'd say thrilled (say frilled) was a good compromise, if it wasn't pre
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by conceit 11y ago
They prosper(ed) rather well despite these minor problems. If that means to you they were using enough violence and a lot at that, I'd agree.
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by conceit 11y ago
... especially if code is to be considered in the terms of information theory. Context is important and context can't be encoded without raising the entropy. Also, speech and to a large degree mathematical symbolism are sequential, so
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by conceit 11y ago
> If anything history proves that the powerful do what they can and the weak suffer what they must That's simply a truism, tautology, it's true by definition of the words used.
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by conceit 11y ago
At least in programming, syntax is structure. A structure can have substructures. If the whole structure has a different meaning than each substructure on its own, then syntax has meaning. Vise-versa, how could you tell the structure of som
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by conceit 11y ago
The state cannot not offer it's infrastructure to the private providers that are connected to the internet, As you say, It's a problem, alright, but not actually mine, so I wont go anymore into this.
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by conceit 11y ago
Well, the terse notation is indeed to terse for me, and I'm not even sure what I'm trying to understand, but the explanation on the other hand is too long. What's the null element of the set of expressions? Is (\lambda x. ) n
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by conceit 11y ago
As it stands, the state, universities and other providers might have sponsored a lot of the infrastructure, while fb is just using it, so if they want their own, they should build it and only offer fb. for free.
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by conceit 11y ago
I still think back to diagramms explaining the sinus function on the unit circle and jus have to think how much easier that would have been for the teacher to display in an animation. If that animation was a program written ahead of time th
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by conceit 11y ago
It's the other way around, let facebook build a separate, proprietary infrastructure for their service. I'm not sure if a real Private Network or a virtual PN would be the better comparison.
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by conceit 11y ago
yes, ueber became uber.

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