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by dandare 6y ago
> Friston’s free-energy theory practically sets your brain on fire when you read it, and it has become one of the most-cited papers in the world of neuroscience. This May, Friston published a new paper, “Sentience and the Origins of Cons
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by dandare 6y ago
I am excited to use the vanilla JS version in my project, thanks for not being React only :)
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by dandare 6y ago
> since i like boring, descriptive, names.. I feel like I have an inception. Should "boring, descriptive, names" be the default in all IT?
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by dandare 6y ago
What is the simplest system we know that produces unexpected results? Conway's Game of Life comes to mind. Would there be a surprise if we just gently shake 1 billion 2x4 lego blocks?
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by dandare 6y ago
I remember hearing rumors back in the day that MS dragged its leg with ES4 because they didn't want the browser to be powerful enough runtime to compete with Windows. Mind you that Flesh with AS3+E4X aka Flex was powerful enough to run
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by dandare 6y ago
It would take Apple just one change in ToC to exclude something from the software switch. Firstly it would be only law enforcement, then diagnostic features, then selected trusted partners, then anyone with money. If you think Apple would n
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by dandare 6y ago
Laptops urgently need to have a hardware switch for the microphone. A mobile phone should have one too - but that will never happen. At least the laptop is large enough that one little switch is not a problem (unless you are Apple and even
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by dandare 6y ago
I wish someone would write a serious corporate-speak dictionary, list the most used phrases and what they usually mean, explain different levels of formality etc.
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by dandare 6y ago
Hi, do you plan to be a full BaaS? With Authentication, email confirmations, push notification etc?
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by dandare 6y ago
Maybe you are doing something wrong - all agility the binary counting requires is bending one finger per bit, which is the same as counting from 1 to 10.
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by dandare 6y ago
I find it interesting that no culture used the binary system. It allows to count to 1024 on 10 fingers.
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by dandare 6y ago
Serious question: what is the reason for the existence of the PDF format today? From wikipedia: "to present documents, including text formatting and images, in a manner independent of application software, hardware, and operating syste
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by dandare 6y ago
The Sefish Gene by Richard Dawkins. Lot of what I thought was question of morality and good vs evil turned out to be simply the question of rational strategies in given environment.
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by dandare 6y ago
Nobody mentioned the problem of Indian "high context society". Individual developers may be very productive when employed by western companies but from my anecdotal experience Indian teams in India have very low real productivity
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by dandare 6y ago
To be fair, a lot of the criticism of communism/socialism really is misguided :). But is US the most ideologically capitalist country on the planet? Or is that is just election campaign populism? Few examples: US has high barriers to e
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by dandare 6y ago
That is not how you use the No True Scotsman fallacy. US is not the world economy, US economy is not defining characteristics of capitalism.
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by dandare 6y ago
Yes, you have described the 21-century American political-economic system. What do you gain by adding the word "capitalism"? How are these negatives caused by defining characteristics of capitalism? How do you explain that other d
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by dandare 6y ago
And I am extremely disillusioned with websites that require horizontal scrolling on mobile
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by dandare 6y ago
> Only that’s not just Amazon, it’s how 21st-century capitalism is done. I am really tired of all these off-hand attacks on capitalism. Capitalism is an economic system. It is characterized by private ownership of the means of production
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by dandare 6y ago
The "I am not saying it is not truth but" is precisely what a paid troll from a Russian farm would use. The goal is not to persuade but to sow distrust and ambiguity.
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by dandare 6y ago
This is sucha priviledget statement. Writing skills depend a lot on the brain predisposition you were lucky to be born with. (Actually like almost any other skills ;). ) As a partial dislectic (it comes in circles) the biggest challenge in
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by dandare 6y ago
How a single hormone can regulate so many different things. Looking at Wikipedia, a single hormone like progesterone which is apparently one molecule regulates a plethora of effects. How is this implemented? As a coder, if I had to use one
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by dandare 6y ago
The cosmic inflation. Yes, the universe is smooth but how is that enough to justify this unimaginable expansion? There seem to be no proof or possible experiment yet the scientific community apparently accepted this theory with its abrupt s
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by dandare 6y ago
How did Mendeleev and his peers knew something was the final indivisible element and not just another molecule?
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by dandare 6y ago
It is 2020 and this prominent blog is not responsive for mobile device. You have to scroll horizontally to read at decent font size. Shame
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by dandare 7y ago
Some people don't seem to realize there is a limit to how much of added value a low skilled person can bring to the market. Plenty of people are essentially unable to contribute anything more complicated than their muscle power, others
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by dandare 7y ago
The million-dollar question: will removing GA hurt my search raanking?
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by dandare 7y ago
Sonos speakers have beautiful sound but the constant loss of connectivity is a nightmare. Just few days ago I had to reset the system once again and despite the fact that I am logged in none of my services and settings are remembered. I am
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by dandare 7y ago
Can you ELI5 both? I don't get it.
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by dandare 7y ago
> Update. Shortly after thie article was published, Google silently prevented my domain from using the API That will certainly make the problem go away Google ;)

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