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by fizx 11y ago
Or Instagram, which does none of that? Personally, I wouldn't download a style app that wasn't itself stylish. It'd be hard to recommend to my stylish friends. And something like this will take off via word of mouth and com
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Say we're measuring spins of entangled particles with random entangled spins. So the real problem isn't that "when one is up, then the other will magically be up too." That could be accomplished with local hidden variabl
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by fizx 11y ago
> After some more looking around, it does seem like Slack has some built-in Compliance functions regarding preservation of data. That's useful. Regarding the 1+ million users, I wonder how many treat their Slack communications with
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/Regexp?/
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by fizx 11y ago
I've recently considered doing this, not because I particularly care about generating a moderate amount of trash, but rather because I think that this would be an excellent mindfulness exercise!
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The proof eludes me at the moment, but people have thought of this.
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> Is there an explanation of Bell's experiment that preserves locality and only gives up realism alone? http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/qm-relational/ I'm not super knowledgeable about this (and whe
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So the real problem isn't that "when one is up, then the other will magically be up too." That could be accomplished with local hidden variables (e.g. shared seeds on a PRNG). The real problem is that when you measure A in t
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by fizx 11y ago
While everything you said is true, I feel its worth pointing out entanglement is stronger than simply being able to generate the same number in two locations, a feat easily accomplished via classical means. Edit: Entanglement is akin to the
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It's the nyt, so they are at best imprecise and at worst wrong. Entanglement can be thought of as a resource that allows you to do unexpected things (win the CHSH game), but sharing information isn't one of them. A better discuss
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Well, hopefully anti-trust law keeps them from acquiring lyft. I think we'll probably be ok.
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Ex-Tweep here. You'll probably be fine. You'll probably continue to do meaningful work at twitter. I hope they cut people who have done nothing for a long time, not people who joined recently. If not, there is a vibrant alumni
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by fizx 11y ago
I wasn't saying don't build a business. Rather, I'm saying to choose the business you get into wisely. I'm betting neither of your businesses are anything like infrastructure, hosting, etc.
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The dream depends on your pager schedule ;)
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You might be thinking of Simple Workflow Service, which is closer to Storm. Grandparent had it right.
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> "god makes infinite copies of the whole universe and tries all possible quantum outcomes". MWI says that probability is conserved across the multiverse (unitarity of the global wavefunction)! The only reason we can "crea
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by fizx 11y ago
It would be nice if the Valley was more pedestrian friendly - all too often cars ignore the rules. One example is near the Palo Alto Caltrain station tunnel between Stanford and downtown Palo Alto, and too many times pedestrians come close
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by fizx 11y ago
I've used Travis for 2 years and loved them. YMMV I guess.
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That's not how Many Worlds works. The "worlds" are non-interacting.
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The popsci version of Many Worlds is terrible, because it implies that some sort of meta-conservation laws are violated in the creation of all of these universes. (where do all the universes come from?) This is simply just bad explanation o
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It really disappoints me that Twitter never became this.
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There's sort of a survivorship bias in play here, where you only noticed the brittle codegen being brittle.
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by fizx 11y ago
This was going to be a thing. It didn't happen for reasons. http://techcrunch.com/2010/05/08/twitter-annotations/
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I wonder what it would take for amazon to show one of the yellow icons on their status page? Has it ever happened? Would a datacenter have to fall in the ocean?
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by fizx 11y ago
It will be hard enough to get widespread social adoption of either blockchain currency or contracts written in programming languages without making them tied to each other. A better choice for an initial compile target for EtherScript would
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Their status history is 100% green for the last week. You must be wrong about major issues. /s
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Any system is zero maintenance as long as you choose not to maintain it. Also, zero is a very small number.
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What's with the gap between 207 and 2010? ;)
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didnt downvote you fwiw
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AWS is notorious about displaying outages as green (plus an "informational message"). I think we can assume that everyone games the numbers as hard as they think they can get away with.

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