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egdod
7y ago
Why would copying an entire book be fair use?
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egdod
7y ago
That seems even more abuse-prone.
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egdod
7y ago
> Writing proposals, calling representatives, signing petitions and voting isn't helping. It’s almost as if the majority disagrees with you that it’s a good idea. Welcome to democracy.
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egdod
7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrochemical_reduction_of_c...
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egdod
7y ago
The tasteful thickness of it...
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egdod
7y ago
Here’s a nice write-up by Gil Kalai: https://gilkalai.wordpress.com/2019/05/10/sansation-in-the-m...
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7y ago
My favorite book of the last 5 years or so.
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egdod
7y ago
You’re not old. Apple has a software problem these days.
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egdod
7y ago
Yeah, this is not a racial bias. It’s race-based inaccuracy.
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egdod
7y ago
Oh I have no problem with it on the server. But 95% of the stuff that tries to run in my browser is garbage I don’t want. 90% of it is garbage no one wants.
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egdod
7y ago
Well sure, but a tiny spark in a relay isn’t going to ignite the engineer.
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egdod
7y ago
JavaScript is cancer and should be disabled whenever possible.
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egdod
7y ago
Was it a flammable atmosphere? Liquid oxygen would have been venting, but there shouldn’t have been any significant fuel in the air.
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Marble-based 6-bit adder by Matthias Wandel
(youtube.com)
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egdod
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Maybe don’t shit up your website with a bunch of the modern “necessities” and it’ll be cheaper to host.
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egdod
7y ago
Unless you use Siri, in which case random contractors might listen to anything you intentionally or unintentionally say to Siri.
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egdod
7y ago
What does this have to do with Cantor?
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That is a strange one.
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Within the field of LEGO super fans, you’re going to be guessing right way more than 50% of the time if you go with “he.”
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My point is that I am dubious about this legal theory.
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> The lawsuit accuses those companies of "knowingly benefiting from and aiding and abetting the cruel and brutal use of young children." It has not been tested in court. Might as well sue the end users too, if that's a via
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7y ago
We should really just default to calling everyone xe until we know for sure.
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egdod
7y ago
Facebook.
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egdod
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Me: I’d like some information about propane grills, please. Google: can I interest you in page after page of algorithmically generated “review” text and Amazon affiliate links??
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egdod
7y ago
How many F150s does Ford sell in Western Europe as compared with America? Not sure it matters.
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egdod
7y ago
necessary evil == net positive compared to the alternative
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egdod
7y ago
There are tons of theorems that are most easily proved by showing that some statement holds for primes, and extending it through some sort of multiplicative structure to all numbers.
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egdod
7y ago
Their website is extremely usable with JavaScript disabled.
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egdod
7y ago
From Tao’s blog post, it sounds like the result is more in terms of things like: for almost all n<N, the maximum value of n’s Collatz orbit is bounded by extremely slow-growing functions of N (e.g. log log log log N).
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The *True* Prisoner’s Dilemma
(lesswrong.com)
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