hydrolox

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by hydrolox 3y ago
No, not really, and I don't think the other reply about it being a 0th dimension makes much sense either. The key word is `spacial-dimensions`, whenever math talks about just spacial dimensions, there is no time dimension. In other wor
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Aleph(nature.com)
2 points by hydrolox 4y ago|0 comments
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by hydrolox 4y ago
how can it be free and not for profit at large scale?
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by hydrolox 4y ago
maybe, I read some discussion about it and someone suggested something like reading Code and seeing if it's interesting then partaking in nand2tetris. Also nand2tetris actually makes you implement everything yourself.
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by hydrolox 4y ago
Well, Trump didn't get re-elected and it doesn't seem like Biden will either. So they "answer" every 4 years.
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by hydrolox 4y ago
I'm not sure if red and green necessarily have a negative and positive connotation to me. First, red and green are often colors for + and - and second, you can read the code you need and see why it was deleted.
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by hydrolox 4y ago
once you use a program enough,imo, you'll learn useful shortcuts even if they're incoherent. I hate editing text or programming with a mouse after using vim for a while. Same with many other programs. + you can always rebind but i
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by hydrolox 4y ago
I did LOGO as a kid and scratch, although not much of either. Either way, though, you teach programmatic thinking . Not only that, but an introduction to variables, loops, if else, etc. all in an easy to parse manner (scratch blocks). I th
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Superheavy element flerovium is likely to be a liquid at room temperature(chemistryworld.com)
2 points by hydrolox 4y ago|0 comments
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by hydrolox 4y ago
can you explain the index funds line
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by hydrolox 4y ago
also they're all modeled after English ones or at least from standards set that English languages followed (from what I saw).
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Non English based programming languages(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by hydrolox 4y ago|3 comments
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by hydrolox 4y ago
Imo the better alternative that is "Duolingo for math" would be Khan academy. it has calc and other math (although it's not amazing past calc). Probably joking since they type 5 on a computer and would've read it.
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by hydrolox 4y ago
is it just me or do articles never have enough photos
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Duolingo has math now (and it’s kind of hard)(theverge.com)
5 points by hydrolox 4y ago|2 comments
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by hydrolox 4y ago
I know it (robot) doesn't come from Russian, but there's the word раб which just means slave/serf. They might have meant something to that effect.
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by hydrolox 4y ago
from what I've seen, 10c change (even in a developed country) would fundamentally change life and at least how much we spend on commodities like food, energy, water
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by hydrolox 4y ago
but isn't the problem that you could get stuck in an infinite contingency loop? i.e if you pick God, what if God is contingent and so on. Sure you can say something is required but it's rather arbitrary.
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by hydrolox 4y ago
Lambda /s
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by hydrolox 4y ago
Something the kindle can't emulate