davidgtl

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by davidgtl 6mo ago
An adversarial approach would also be interesting: People could open positions of "I would buy a right to use this copyright for $XYZ if it was released today" So the copyright holder would have the option to EITHER cashout at any
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by davidgtl 5y ago
It's not about syntax, it's about quickly seeing language choices and verbosity of various constructs. There is a lot more information in a good example rather than a front page feature list.
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by davidgtl 5y ago
Not sure if it applies here, also not a physicist, so just some food for thought: I've noticed that many of humanity's models try to simplify things into neat models and that results in either - many specific models, each focusing
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by davidgtl 5y ago
The simplest explanation I've heard is that hyperthreading is like using two hands to keep the mouth always full(whereas with only one sometimes it remains idle). Once you can keep it always full, there's no use adding more hands.
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by davidgtl 5y ago
Sakura-chan(catgirl skin) chasing my mouse feels offended. She is very energetic and relevant all day.
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by davidgtl 6y ago
The specific method doesn't really matter, the base idea is to emerse your brain into what you want to learn, don't overdo it(take breaks, as many, as long as you need to), but definitely take every chance you can for repetition a
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by davidgtl 6y ago
everything is discrete if you look fine enough. locally (household-fine) what you say would be nice, however the moment you start travelling informational nightmares would ensue due to human nature, nobody (in the grand scheme) would use t
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by davidgtl 6y ago
I'd like to give an answer from system theory ranther than biology: In order to create a system that works infinitely every single consumption must be met with an EQUAL production. If there is any imbalance it will add up and block a s