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by domnomnom 6y ago
Why not computer science?
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by domnomnom 6y ago
I actually don't mind this. Isn't it much more annoying when someone is pushing an agenda and pretends to be objective? At least I can relax and not get trojan-horsed by opinions.
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by domnomnom 6y ago
Hackers = engineers
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by domnomnom 6y ago
> My rule of thumb is that anything title "...for Hackers" is crap.This link was not an exception. Well then you're missing the whole point completely.
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by domnomnom 6y ago
What about quaternions?
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by domnomnom 6y ago
A lot of people work at google. A subset of googlers are very focused on privacy first.
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by domnomnom 6y ago
Calculus 2,3 and Real Analysis can also be understood with undergrad calculus. :)
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by domnomnom 6y ago
Can you ELICSUndergraduate. Tokenizing is normally for if you're writing a compiler of DSL right?
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by domnomnom 6y ago
Part of the "benefit" is the software breaking again in the future. Like I said, there is no cost to software failing and even a benefit. If people died when software failed, that 25x effort would probably become 5x dude to effici
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by domnomnom 6y ago
Where do you think type systems originate?
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by domnomnom 6y ago
I've seen you say this a couple of times, but cholesterol in this context refers to something very specific. Essentially the ratio of cholesterol to other lipids in the cell membrane has influence on the bilayer dynamics of lipid raft
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by domnomnom 6y ago
I used to struggle with the notion of software - Why is it that formal verification never took off? Then I realized, bad software is just another way of printing money for somebody somewhere.
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by domnomnom 6y ago
Proteins are practical.
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by domnomnom 6y ago
The insinuation was a gender was more effective.
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by domnomnom 6y ago
Here are a couple of papers about supposed mechanisms: Regarding caffeine: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16709440/ Regarding coffee polyphenols: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16709440/
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by domnomnom 6y ago
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/new-email-shows-dnc-boss-gi... Is it?
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by domnomnom 6y ago
Focusing on how you feel is also a great way to die prematurely. Hypertension, Heart Disease and Cancer all don't care one iota about how you feel. This has literally nothing to do with what you're talking about other than being a
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by domnomnom 6y ago
It's not malformed, it's just incorrect. Additionally, the halting problem is about provability. That sort of imprecision of language needs qualifiers at least.
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by domnomnom 6y ago
It's a dynamic where each party can feel the need to cover one's own insecurities resulting in (unintentionally) invaliding the other party. One side aims to justify a sunk cost and the other to prove themselves and it becomes a c
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by domnomnom 6y ago
This same tyranny exists with money. The beauty of financial transactions as work and recognition is that there's never any ambiguity as far as your work being valued. In academia you have, on the other hand, things such as nebulous aw
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by domnomnom 6y ago
You’ve done the same as well!!! Can YOU spot it?
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by domnomnom 6y ago
"If there’s a line to get on a crowded bus, do you wait your turn and refrain from elbowing your way past others even in the absence of police? If you answered “yes”, then you are used to acting like an anarchist!" No. This fails
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by domnomnom 6y ago
You'll love Russell then. https://users.drew.edu/~jlenz/br-ml-ch5.html#n8 He gets deep into some stuff, so read the parts that interest you. I also highly recommend his book, the problems of philosophy. It's
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by domnomnom 6y ago
Good, keep all the maths for me.
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by domnomnom 6y ago
Not true, logic is great. It's just taught in a tortured way and mostly goes by another name.
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by domnomnom 6y ago
Exactly. There is just no simple solution, only likely applied optimizations in certain contexts that those in the trenches will be able to discover.
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by domnomnom 6y ago
Lmao, turtles all the way down my friend.
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by domnomnom 6y ago
We make circular cpus and do everything in base pi! Yes!
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by domnomnom 6y ago
What did you do after?
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by domnomnom 6y ago
That sort of epistemological tone is quite painful to see.

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