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searching and ranking existing fragments and recombining them within well known paths is one thing, exploratively combining existing fragments to completely novel solutions quickly runs into combinatorial explosion. so it's a great too
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migraine?? lol TIL Lady Mondegreen. made may day. thank you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondegreen
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"tja". now Unicode philosophers have to ponder a breaking change vs introducing a new, duplicate ß code point LATIN SMALL LETTER SHARP S WITH CAPITAL SHARP S which as upper case has encoded the proper ẞ two red buttons meme here..
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to bad that typography doesn't care. other languages are hit by the same hard destiny. German language has öäüÖÄÜ and ßẞ, yet typographically, the only "real" letter of these is ßẞ, the others are "Umlaut" aouAOU. L
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clojure is great! I was talking about introducing clojure/rust/whatever just for being bored.
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new languages are created to push the boundaries for manageable essential complexity, by reducing "accidental" complexity. clojure's data structures for example enable simpler concurrent work on stupid enterprise data. howeve
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that's not how that works. they were under active investigation for years already, and it took until now to gather and evaluate the evidence. they want to overthrow the foundations of the constitutions. turn human rights back into bi
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this is relevant on HN because AfD is the political party that got massive campaigning support by Musk, directly through endorsements and indirectly on X/twitter.
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"extreme right" is a super set of "nazi". Putin is extreme right and not a nazi. Netanjahu is considered right extreme, certainly he is not a nazi. the list goes on.
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...unless the input tape also is deterministic. "deterministic system" is not "deterministic program"
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fascinating :-) how do you do GC/memory management?
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is "total immersion" still the name of that method? where you learn target language basics during the first and only bilingual week, and then you force yourself to only use the target language with the help of a printed booklet?
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Do I get this right? this is an ASIC running a python-specific microcontroller which has python-tailored microcode? and together with that a python bytecode -> microcode compiler plus support infrastructure to get the compiled bytcode
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so like ocr but not recognizing characters and words but recognizing the layouted structure and transforming it into content markup and layout markup?
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it's not about pre-war. it's about pre-trinity-nuclear tests. which means uncontaminated by atmospheric radioactive isotopes. it happened at the end of ww-ii but that is not the point.
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> zSeries IO seems insufficient because of the number of I/O drawers a surprising statement. mind to elaborate? asking because sustained, dependable and high I/O per floor space (combined with high throughput low latency comp
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(2022)
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please help me understand. Up to now python emphasizes to be and remain the dynamically typed monkey patch happy core language it is, with the completely volunteer option to provide type hints and use them to your advantage as you see fit
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oh. thanks for clarifying. I'd thought the irony lies in some image of being anti-scientific. the fun thing, ironic itself, about dismissing religion in it's entirety is that most religions have long understood that G'd can&
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the strict binary is a world view, not science. scientifically, biological sex in humans follows a bimodal distribution with few but not zero data points between the two modes. and these are not just one single third data point but a numb
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the pontifical academy of science has. https://www.pas.va/en.html
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that fragment references Easter theology. at a fundamental level love is stronger than everything, including the unsurpassable frontier, death. nothing could kill Jesus, not slander, not hatred, not envy, not even the cross. and btw, in
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my point is: biological sex follows a bimodal distribution with some in-between data points that are not trivially assignable to one or the other pole, called "intersex" humans. they are a biological, medical reality, and they th
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this analysis of (mostly European) democracies is not based on some metric of how well the population is faring, oecd has some of those, but based on handpicked anecdata and peak examples. the most massive political injustices, poor housing
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thanks for the link. and the section in controversy is really worth reading for nuance and thoughtful conversation. the humans with intersex conditions themselves object the term, as it tags them as sick, a "disease". their pers
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The word you're looking for is "bimodal distribution". The spectrum of sex characteristics is a bimodal distribution with two peaks. and the vast majority of all humans fall close to one of the two peaks peaks. however, they
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not sure what you mean, but there are disturbances in the development of sex, indeed. do you agree to that medical fact?
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did you read the link? there are humans with ambiguous genitals (fka "intersex"), there are women with androgen insensitivity, genitally xy, born as perfect little girls, vulva and all, but alas, testicles. bummer no. sex, biol
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and you can tell with the naked eye that an intersex baby is intersex, and neither "properly" male or female. except when the baby looks very female but is genetically male due to androgen insensitivity syndrome. then you need t
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yes! and the animation and flexibility is the point that's missed by most fellow commenters. they enable a font to be parameterized in two dimensions: time and prosody, i.e. speech pattern. so subtitles and learning materials can be a
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