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by gugagore 6y ago
Do you not see how the two go hand-in-hand, your "gay man married to a woman because it's illegal to be gay in his country" and "it's common to assume opposite gender"? I don't know what malice means to yo
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by gugagore 6y ago
You're not wrong that all words about human identity and behavior and politics have fuzzy (or really no) boundaries. But this is not a nitpick you can apply to my statement. I'm not saying to assume people's sexuality from th
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by gugagore 6y ago
"wife" doesn't mean "partner", in case anyone else reading this thinks otherwise. If you don't want to assume a man is heterosexual, don't assume he has a wife.
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by gugagore 6y ago
I believe the name for this ad-hoc network is Apple Wireless Direct Link (AWDL), though I think that the name also refers to the mechanism that allows one WiFi radio to be involved in doing AWDL and also not drop the connection to the WAP h
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by gugagore 6y ago
It's hard to make one-size-fits-all. If you figured it out, then I think it's fairly quick to get through the ~10 problems. If you hadn't figured it out yet, then it's good practice, and then the game doesn't get to
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by gugagore 6y ago
> With the swap to GIFs and net art we nailed the early web vibe that p2p so naturally pairs with. I bet there are _some_ early web software pages that would resemble this page.
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by gugagore 6y ago
It’s always wonderful to hear personal accounts! I don’t think I understand the sentiment around the teacher workshops that you mentioned. How do you feel about the workshops teaching teachers about an “alternative” multiplication algorithm
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by gugagore 6y ago
If there is a specific discussion direction you have in mind, you should put it forth. That clip helps add more context, for sure. I don't have much to add, but I'll state that I adore Papert's vision, and that even those who
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by gugagore 6y ago
Listen, I am about as left as they come. But do you want to try to respond to my actual comment? What I heard in the clip was Shaw claiming it is expensive to put computers in the classroom, but that it is a worthwhile investment. And that
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by gugagore 6y ago
I do not think he argued against "one computer per student". Did he not explicitly say he agree with the point, but wanted to be clear that he thinks it would cost more than what Papert was saying?
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by gugagore 6y ago
I think I am missing the overall context. What is the question? Does someone have the full video? Here is my attempt: They both agree there should be more computers in the classroom, and that they should not be used for aiding rote memoriza
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by gugagore 6y ago
Without benchmarks, I do not trust you. :) have you tried? On what platform? And did you take a look at the assembly code?
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by gugagore 6y ago
Despite the costs of using a “too big” symmetry group (I’d say overparameterization), I bet it’s hard to beat the performance of 4*4 matrix multiplications, since the computation is so uniform, vectorizable, and perfectly sized for e.g. SIM
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by gugagore 6y ago
This is not very clear to me. Can you be more precise? If we're talking about the Lie algebra of space rotations, then the elements of that are infinitesimal rotations. Those elements form a vector space, and there's also the Lie
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by gugagore 6y ago
From your description, you have not experienced [what I consider] a breakthrough with the cross product. In 3D there is a one-to-one mapping between vectors and oriented areas (feel free to think of it as a plane along with scalar denoting
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by gugagore 6y ago
Certainly you cannot ever truly abstract away the physics, but also certainly you do not follow instructions, communicate to others, or introspect about how to e.g. cook dinner on the level only of forces.
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by gugagore 6y ago
I like the principle of "make unauthorized states unrepresentable", but it makes me nervous, or at least evokes a nuance that is well addressed by https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter > Robust enough
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by gugagore 6y ago
Just one data point: I gave webcamoid on macOS a try a few weeks ago. When I finally understood how to configure it, it worked for about 5 seconds before the stream froze. I think I only tried on Signal.
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by gugagore 6y ago
Seems like if you go directly to a video embedded in the frame here: https://calmcode.io/deon/custom.html you get https://player.vimeo.com/video/430995866 which gives "Sorry Because of its pr
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by gugagore 6y ago
This video illustrates the principle well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEWpbO5yXPw
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by gugagore 6y ago
Any ideas why Z3 has so many more issues than CVC4? Maybe because CVC4 has better practices around fuzzing? https://github.com/CVC4/CVC4/wiki/Fuzzing-CVC4 Not sure. I am also looking for a recommendation for
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by gugagore 6y ago
What you say about "temporal memory" is not exactly true for Google's assistant. You can try two separate queries 1. "Who is the president of the United States?" 2. "What is his wife's name?" And it w
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by gugagore 6y ago
I don't think you'll find a 1000 fps camera on a "standard" AV platform. And if you did, I imagine it would be too noisy to be useful without a ton of illumination.
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by gugagore 6y ago
MATLAB, NumPy, and a lot of GPU programming (not to mention, Julia) relate to APL and J. You might be surprised by how important what you're learning is to express an efficient computation on a GPU in terms of array operations.
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by gugagore 6y ago
Because we built the phone, we know what is the "state" of the phone and any information in volatile storage can be persisted in non-volatile storage. I can't think of any biological analogy for that. If/when there is a
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by gugagore 6y ago
Thanks for sharing. This is getting into territory that non-musically trained hearing people would probably have difficultly, but can you distinguish between a C major chord and a C minor chord? And do you have any other feelings about it,
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by gugagore 6y ago
What does 90% mean, and out of curiosity can you distinguish two notes one semitone apart on e.g. a piano?
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by gugagore 6y ago
That on its own can't be right, because 0.12345678901234..... According to wikipédia, you gave a definition for "simply normal", and for normal numbers the distribution of any sequence of digits is uniform. So 00, 01, ..., 99
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by gugagore 6y ago
It's not the same, but ‘Farewell, Etaoin Shrdlu’ (you can find it easily online) is a documentary about the last day that the New York Times used linotypes and hot metal typesetting before they switched to electronic/optical types
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by gugagore 6y ago
It is not transmitting every displayed character over USB. The terminal emulator needs to send a command (e.g. not just a character, though the distinction is besides the point) to the device.

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