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kaetemi
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kaetemi
5y ago
Wow. Looks like it's exactly what I've been looking for. Lightweight vanilla html editing. Going to try this.
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kaetemi
5y ago
Deadline.
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kaetemi
5y ago
Correct. It's a trademark law issue. In the same way that you can develop a "Chess for Windows" but not a "Windows Chess". Using "for X" is fair use.
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kaetemi
6y ago
That's when you show the other hundred lists of solutions to things that could go wrong.
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kaetemi
6y ago
Considering that support asked about him logging on from different locations, I'd guess he logged on to US binance from a foreign VPN at one point. That, in combination with a wire from a business account to a private binance account.
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kaetemi
6y ago
Not really. The space travelers become too invested in their beliefs.
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kaetemi
6y ago
I guess it's about the bias towards one's own world view. (And eventually the worship of beliefs, which are mere constructs of our limited knowledge.) The space travelers travel from transit station to transit station. What do the
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kaetemi
6y ago
To me it just reads like they landed on an uninhabited Earth, in a time when everyone's already forgotten that people used to live on a planet.
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kaetemi
6y ago
Or... Perhaps there's a million consciousnesses in your brain, and all of them, including you, are convinced that they're the one true consciousness in your brain.
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kaetemi
6y ago
Just as well, maybe there's just one single consciousness that exists beyond time, taking turns to experience everything for its eternity.
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kaetemi
6y ago
>Are you suggesting some of us may be NPCs? Yes. Although it's of no consequence, since nobody can prove they have a consciousness. It may be a non-binary state as well. (Ever lived for a few days "on automatic"?) On the e
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kaetemi
6y ago
>So why wouldn't a rock be conscious? Yes. Our experience of (or as) consciousness may be biased by having a brain. Consciousness may not require thought or senses in the way that we know it. They key is in the observer, and the obs
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kaetemi
6y ago
Memories and feelings are merely constructs of the brain. Even those can be doubted. The "first person experience" goes deeper, it's the observer of these parts. And beyond being an observer, the brain is aware of the observe
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kaetemi
6y ago
The brain by itself is merely reactive. It recognizes learned patterns, it executes learned behaviors, and it learns from all that. Consciousness observes the brain (and by extension consciousness sees, hears, and feels). The brain reacts o
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kaetemi
6y ago
Reading comprehension. No point in discussing deeper.
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kaetemi
6y ago
As opposed to a consciousness existing in the brain that cannot even be explained? Not really. Consciousness as a fundamental building block of all reality is a very simple solution. So is consciousness in a symbiotic dual-universe configur
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kaetemi
6y ago
The article assumes that consciousness is something that results from our brain's behaviour. (The big bang creating reality, and life, and therefore consciousness.) Further, it seems to almost reduce it do a conceptual feeling. (It als
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kaetemi
6y ago
Consciousness existing as something within physical reality is already a big assumption to make. It could be the reverse, or symbiotic, just as well.
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kaetemi
6y ago
At present time, $5 for a fast transaction with segwit.
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kaetemi
6y ago
Disagree. Taxing wealth is purely about stealing savings. The only thing that should be taxed is non-essential consumption.
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kaetemi
6y ago
I'm pretty sure most financial articles are auto-generated.
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kaetemi
6y ago
Interesting. I picked the software engineer sample link. Added the 2 books I have right next to me. And it's recommending my wife's taste in books.
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kaetemi
6y ago
You've got your GPU program that needs to be compiled to actual GPU code at startup as well. That takes a bit. The actual file transfer is comparable to the GPU doing a memcpy. (You could also use pinned host memory if the GPU program
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kaetemi
6y ago
https://www.codecademy.com/ Codecademy is nice. It's got an editor along with preview next to the course material. Works well as a quick refresher for a bit of self-review too.
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kaetemi
6y ago
Automated testing of a rendering engine.
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kaetemi
6y ago
Considering the source material is a file, that needs to be loaded up by the CPU first, and the operation itself is dead simple, the real constraint is RAM bandwidth. I would guess that the time of getting the data out to the GPU and back,
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kaetemi
6y ago
Orange flavouring, orange coloring, citric acid, sugar, and water.
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kaetemi
6y ago
I'd be more interested if it could also automatically convert between voodoo and actual metric measurements.
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kaetemi
6y ago
Copyrights apply to the literal text of a recipe, but not to a recipe itself. Recipes are not copyrightable last time I checked, just the literal text.
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kaetemi
6y ago
Almost as if there's no standard, and everything's really just running on a proprietary Google protocol...
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