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6y ago
* Chris Cantwell. Quantum Chess: Developing a Mathematical Framework and Design Methodology for Creating Quantum Games (2019) https://arxiv.org/abs/1906.05836 * Megan Potoski, Chris Cantwell, and Doug Strain introduce
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6y ago
A compression benchmark of both filesystems would be of interest in this regard (lzo, zstd and zlib), both read speed and compression wise
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6y ago
the use case for a read only compressed filesystem is that one.. * can search archived files potentially faster because read access is potentially faster * fit more data on bootable media
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6y ago
I think GPT-3 answer ? is pretty good. For me an answer is as good as the question. If you reach the ultimate question the ultimate answers reveals itself. I liken it to maha ati, trungpa and rigdzin shikpo explain: "The ground of sams
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6y ago
Is there a fork of Fortune that uses the PCG, Xoshiro or wyhash algorithm? I am not fluent in C or Rust and time constrained, otherwise I would have taken a shot at it https://raw.githubusercontent.com/shlomif/fortune-m
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So I would love to know if I could run Win98SE/ME and SSH into the native running Linux with this. Perhaps I'd actually prefer that over running Windows10 with WSL2. One problem would be modern browser support for Win98SE so I wou
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6y ago
the adjustment of these fly-bys are about independently confirming the phosphine presence, which might or might not indicate life (through unknown physical processes)
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6y ago
A bit like in Ex Machina? It would be cool to have a GPT-3 cloud powered clippy like guide in the Quest2, not only responding verbally but non-verbally as well.
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6y ago
Yes, I use 81.0b3 (64-bit) which has OAuth2 support for Office365 authentication (the other authentication methods are switched off. I use a Google Calendar tab plugin for the calendaring, it's not builtin, but it works.
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6y ago
yes, for a project optimizing workflow a static page would be fitting, but with pngs or webp instead of gifs :-) appearently lossless webp steals pngs crown now that iOS and MacOS support it and the computational costs on high compression a
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6y ago
thank you so much, you got one karma point for creating an account and comment fwiw :-)
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I miss the comparison to the duodecimal number system (base12). To me that seems much better then both the decimal and the duotrigesimal number system. http://duodecimal.net/archives/duodecimal/duodecimal.html
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6y ago
Reported deaths, human rights issues and crimes against humanity as defined by the International Criminal Court Statute which Belarus did not sign or ratify. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Belarusian_protests#Death.
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6y ago
For those using taskwarrior, there is karmawarrior for lightweight gamification https://gitlab.com/BlackEdder/karmawarrior
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6y ago
This looks very good. OStatus and ActivityPub, I2P interface, RSS feed. It would be an ideal blog platform, if I could feed it markdown and if it can be themed. Unfortunately there is this character limit of say 500 (to be compatible with M
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6y ago
It comes across as petty, certainly rubs me the wrong way to the point I'm done with Apple. But could it just be a coincidence of some sort and that we read some agency in that?
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6y ago
Is there a way to use this on the go, battery powered? I wonder if it would be a good alternative to using 4g or 5g networks. How does it work indoors? Does the antenna/receiver need line of sight?
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I think it's because of the quality of the alliance, this is of course also what the article argues. According to my memory the studies have the same effect because of the therapist, not because of the placebo effect of the method. If
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yes, i would like to know too - is it more battery friendly or less? does it have upsides or downsides compared to wsl or wls2?
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A that's nice, yes I miss DejaNews because it provided a search interface, you couldn't search the whole tree unless you had downloaded all messages yourself.
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i know it's more modern but i want dejanews back so bad
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6y ago
yes, but the flatten the curve crowd assumes a higher lethality
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6y ago
there must be away to run it in a headless browser en screencapture and parse the output as png
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I was wondering if there was any work in the field of evolving 'creatures' moving in a virtual space, beyond what Karl Sims did 23 years ago. https://www.karlsims.com/evolved-virtual-creatures.html https:/&#
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Another TiddlyWiki fan here, I used to use DevonThink - which is pretty awesome, but less portable - it only runs on MacOS and has a barebones web frontend. I could carry or host my OSX VM anywhere, and use VNC or such, but TiddlyWiki is mu
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hi mcint, i use the DIY ruby script for a poor man's webdav server (there is IIS webdav, Apache or Caddy webdav, but they are more involved): https://gist.github.com/jimfoltz/ee791c1bdd30ce137bc23cce826... For sy
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tiddlywiki has an anki plugin
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6y ago
Interesting! Tiddlywiki with all of it's plugins, tags, search amd markdown support is still preferable to me. It is even more crossplatform as it works locally in my Quest as well (termux webdav rb script)
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7y ago
Org-mode has an exporter for the Freemind mindmapping tool. Freeplane is a fork of Freemind https://www.freeplane.org/wiki/index.php/Home
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7y ago
If so, you would think their government would have asked the population physical distancing already and work from home where one can. https://www.government.se/articles/2020/03/s-work-in-the-are...
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