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by elevenoh 7y ago
Well put
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by elevenoh 7y ago
I like that you're open to holding ambiguity around this. There are few things we should proclaim with certainty, and "5g is 100% biologically harmless" doesn't seem to be one of them, yet. >who benefits from the &quo
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Any examples of writing/authors who write with algorithmic style – like code?
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by elevenoh 7y ago
SwiftUI for iOS got me in to swift. I find optional?s & protocol-oriented programming enable clear & concise mental models. I like swift's syntax better than Java/Kotlin, C++ & Rust imo. And it's damn fast.
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by elevenoh 7y ago
I'd say the conical suffix reference - like all else in lang. - is dynamic & arrived at by rough consensus. And the long term trend is for folks to search (and perhaps say) cryptocurrency more than cryptography: https://
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by elevenoh 7y ago
"We found that force can activate genes without intermediates, without enzymes or signaling molecules in the cytoplasm," said University of Illinois mechanical science and engineering professor Ning Wang, who led the research. &qu
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by elevenoh 7y ago
Why not? Isn't it in fashion to not take yourself too seriously these days?
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by elevenoh 7y ago
Best zoom alternative?
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by elevenoh 7y ago
Would you be willing to attempt to disprove any one of these in a comment-reply?
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by elevenoh 7y ago
Resorting to a loaded label fallacy, nice.
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by elevenoh 7y ago
What is the 'actual value' of performing an ecommerce transaction with an asia-based merchant w/ crypto: near-zero fee & instant receipt (+ seconds for 'confirmation') vs. foreign exchange + payment processor fe
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by elevenoh 7y ago
tl;dr - "So in short, I think that cryptocurrencies provide nothing of value to society. They do however facilitate crime and contribute to climate change." Is this satire? I'm wondering if this author covertly intends to str
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by elevenoh 7y ago
>This led to much cheaper and quieter air travel. This is a huge benefit - just not quite as spectacularly "space age" as the sci fi authors of the 1950s envisioned. A moral here: align tech predictions w/ what most people
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by elevenoh 7y ago
Superhuman looks nice. >I'm increasingly aware that I've been doing everything wrong. Any theme to this?
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by elevenoh 7y ago
"shepherding: An invisible property of a programming language and its ecosystem that drives people into solving problems in ways that are natural for the programming language itself rather than ways that are considered "better&quo
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by elevenoh 7y ago
Brilliant.
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by elevenoh 7y ago
>we're stuck with old-school overly-OOP abstractions on mobile without any truly compelling alternatives. Agree. It's odd.
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by elevenoh 7y ago
Anyone else here unpopularly wish they could write typescript/js & compile directly to native iOS machine lang? I love prototypal inheritance & JS' syntax. I don't enjoy the swift I'm doing now nearly as much as
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by elevenoh 7y ago
> deeply into taking a variety of drugs The enormous range of drug-effects, motive, and context surround drug use renders this statement near meaningless. So many are reductive when it comes to drugs, it's a disservice.
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by elevenoh 7y ago
Psychedelic-induced plasticity (ability to re-route) seems to lend itself to folks retaining their cognitive function in spite of damage (e.g. in context age, stroke).
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by elevenoh 7y ago
But how could wetware's structure & its function not be tied?
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by elevenoh 7y ago
The least generous interpretation. You could use a little more open mindedness ;)
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by elevenoh 7y ago
There's certainly some ambient magic in the air in SC.
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by elevenoh 7y ago
Love this. Where's next?
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by elevenoh 7y ago
It's in so damn many skin products.
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by elevenoh 7y ago
How is flutter's open source widget community?
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by elevenoh 7y ago
Wild how few on here note this as an error
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by elevenoh 7y ago
Or 'the number of possible microstates (internal configurations) that amount to a given macrostate'
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by elevenoh 7y ago
The gutsureness it takes to become a public figure appears to bleed into the certainty of their statements (e.g. causality, predictions). It's hilarious. Could say we're in a certainty epidemic
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by elevenoh 7y ago
The incentives are f ked in canada as well. More, short visits that align with high cost billing codes. And a high % of doctors are walking medical maladies themselves that don't read research studies even in their own field. Simply f

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