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by dsabanin 3y ago
Sabine Hossenfelder is a well known theoretical physicist.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Notation doesn't have to be obscure symbols, the power of the array languages goes well beyond their syntax.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Great job with Scryer Prolog!
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Judging by the amount of law suits against US companies lately, to me it looks like EU is going for good old-fashioned protectionism, only through litigation. Especially against Apple – are they so peeved that they can’t install their own s
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by dsabanin 3y ago
I think Meta's goal is to subvert Google, MS and OpenAI, after realizing it's not positioned well to compete with them commercially.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Forestry collapse, drought, famine, were all factors present everywhere around the world as well, and human sacrifice is not a solution to this. I argue that deaths due to famines, epidemics, wars, unfair food distribution, racism, slavery,
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by dsabanin 3y ago
As someone who was born in russia and spent 30 years there, I prefer my own assessment.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Of course! And poor misunderstood fascist russia had nothing to do with any of this.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Exactly. I am not even sure how can someone call an environment where food just grows on trees and winter doesn’t exist brutal, compared to the mini Ice Age that was happening in Europe at that time. To me, it was only brutal because they m
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Everything can be justified given enough mental gymnastics, but I personally draw the line at genocidal, mass-murdering, religious cults, torturing and ravaging an entire region for centuries. I do not care about the context in this case at
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by dsabanin 3y ago
That is logically correct, but it’s not how insurance companies think.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Well, after all USSR was Hitlers ally prior to 1941.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
How do you propose we do that? I'm not asking individually, but on a planetary scale.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
The research is publicly funded by US tax payers, but releasing it without any restrictions or delays makes it public for everyone, even for those countries who had nothing to do with funding it and are sworn enemies of the US and it's
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Not all actions have to be self-serving.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
I choked seeing how frontend was relegated to a single box at the end of the diagram, given that it's complexity often dwarfs the rest of the system. Most backends these days can be had out of the box by using something like Supabase,
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by dsabanin 3y ago
It’s a valid measure of the amount of code. 10 bugs in 100k LOC speaks of a very different quality than 10 bugs in 1k LOC.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Surprising lack of foresight on his part. Although I'm not even sure you need foresight now, everything is transforming already.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
It's just a guess, but if there's one thing super rich people have been scared of throughout history, it's an uprising.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Climate change may not be what he is worried about.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Japanese did enough evil through Asia during WW2 to more than deserve that.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Not if THEY are doing the “replacing.”
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by dsabanin 3y ago
What if it's not harm, but adaption? Why would our brains survive hundreds of millions of years through evolution by adapting to everything around them, only to then then get broken (or "harmed") by the devices that those sam
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New satellite outshines almost every star(nature.com)
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by dsabanin 3y ago
That can be solved by legislation if necessary.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
I think you oversimplify the point of the security clearances.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
I think I know that guy.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Same for me. Interesting..
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Why? Are you paranoid? Are you a spy on a secret assignment?
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by dsabanin 3y ago
I‘ve used browsers since they first appeared, pretty much all of them, and I love Arc.

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