kian

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by kian 3y ago
I'll second wishing I could see the raw transcript vs the cleaned up version (perhaps vertically over one another in different colors?), and also how fantastically magical it is at allowing me to come right in and converse naturally. G
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by kian 3y ago
This is an incredibly deep observation that essentially points to the problem with the representations we use to understand the Universe. It feels like the universe is essentially showing us that there is a non-supra-linear representation i
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by kian 3y ago
Your end of the chain assumption is wrong, is why ;)
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by kian 3y ago
Is there a way to reach out to you?
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by kian 3y ago
Is there an email I can reach you at about something related?
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by kian 3y ago
This is very true. And it seems to work even better when done by hand instead of typed or cut and pasted.
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by kian 3y ago
I agree. I was (poorly) hinting at the desire for a product that would act as such.
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by kian 3y ago
If only there was something that you could speak or write notes into that structured them for you.
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by kian 3y ago
Do you have a way to contact you? I might know of something that would do the trick.
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by kian 3y ago
Would you be interested in the other direction? A tool that could take hours-long podcasts and turn them into an information-dense summary outline?
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by kian 3y ago
So we can avert this if we enter a 27-year recession? Can't imagine why we've had so much trouble getting everybody on-board.
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by kian 3y ago
Looks like you need to sign their contributors' license before they'll even look at that.
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by kian 3y ago
Is there a way to reach you to talk about this further?
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by kian 4y ago
I always wanted to be able to type while I’m dancing! Although maybe not have what I am typing dictate the choreography… still, amazing work!
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by kian 4y ago
In what format were you asking for the pronunciations?
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by kian 4y ago
I have myself tried to explain recursion many times to those who do not understand it. While I do well, this is significantly more succinct than what it would take for me to succeed with most, and provides a clear visual. Nicely done. I’ll
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by kian 4y ago
Honestly, this is the best single-line definition for a non-specialist I have ever seen.
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by kian 4y ago
I think, in this case, this is not so much gatekeeping as a different definition of what it means to be an engineer. Most anywhere outside of the United States shares that definition - one that requires one to have met certain obligations,
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by kian 4y ago
Can confirm that this also helps for eczema, allergies, asthma, and many other issues associated with inflammation - even weight gain, energy, and digestive issues. Cutting out potatoes, tomatoes, and some of the other nightshade family fri
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by kian 4y ago
And one with sixteen lines >>>>But lofty, noble, tragic, timeless, full of love, treachery, retribution, quiet heroism in the face of certain doom at the lack of ability to tell if a program halts! Sixteen lines, with clever rhy
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by kian 4y ago
compose a poem — a poem about the interpretation of programming expressions by a computer scientist! But lofty, noble, tragic, timeless, full of love, treachery, retribution, quiet heroism in the face of certain doom at the lack of ability
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by kian 4y ago
>>>compose a poem — a poem about the interpretation of programming expressions! But lofty, noble, tragic, timeless, full of love, treachery, retribution, quiet heroism in the face of certain doom! Six lines, with clever rhymes and
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by kian 4y ago
I was an insomniac from the ages of 6 through 30. I would often find myself up until the crack of dawn, even if I was desperate for rest. The usual cycle of trying to fall asleep, being unable to, stressing about being unable to, with the s
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by kian 4y ago
I feel like claiming that faked scientific narratives were invented by the Tabasco (sic) industry might be missing Radium, Tetra-ethyl Lead, and any number of other issues. Suffice it to say that for as long as the scientific method has hel
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by kian 4y ago
You can generate and encode permutations in a manner that is simple, fast, and compact using shorthand universal cycles. A shorthand universal cycle a cyclic string containing every possible permutation of a given size N, where each sliding
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by kian 4y ago
I think it is the person perceiving that transforms the work into art. If they can perceive the metaphor, why does it matter if the artist cannot?
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by kian 5y ago
It mentions in the article that baal means both lord and owner, and that it was also essentially used to mean the 'possessor of' in a much larger sense -- a baal of arrows was an archer, a baal of wings was the person or creature
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by kian 5y ago
Haskell is great at mutating variables. Reactive programming was even pioneered in it. It's just that the Monads that allow you to do this are somewhat like sticky tar - everything they touch becomes a part of them. The traditional str
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by kian 5y ago
But it's a single line-of-code change away to change that. If someone amasses troops along your border for 'military exercises', do you just trust them not to walk over if they find no defenses there?
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by kian 5y ago
Oh, by 'telegraphing their intention' I meant their future intentions towards their phones -- although the executive director at the NCMEC was also clearly phoning it in.

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