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Is there proof that something like this actually happens in countries with universal healthcare? Is there proof it is actually worse than the current US system, where people with preexisting conditions or other risk factors are routinely d
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> Codd got called out for his conflict of interest and was forced to retract his paper … but without much fallout, it seems: today, Codd is still regarded as ‘the father of the relational database’ I found this passage confusing. He is
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This reminds me of the Chinese Room argument. Basically, it goes like that: I never took any Chinese lesson. However, suppose I obtain a huge instruction manual that tells me exactly which sequence of Chinese characters I should use to repl
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Tarots, the I Ching etc. can guide creativity. Not because they are magic in any way; it's just that their rulesets act as a framework for thought processes. See: The Man in the High Castle (PKD wrote it by using the I Ching) and The C
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Ok, now I see your point. It seems you're advocating for intuititionistic logic: you only consider a proposition "true" if you can build a proof for it. Classical logics (and, therefore, classical mathematics) assumes that it
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The propositions themselves are not inaccessible, but there is no way to automate the process of testing their truthiness in a way that always works. That is the usual menaning of undecidability .
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But the parent was also talking about ambient stuff. Noise-cancelling headphones would definitely help.
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You get anxiety from a picture of a 16-year-old girl?
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She started by sitting outside of her school with a cardboard sign.
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> FATpick already accepts Guitar Pro files This is interesting. I suggest you add that somewhere in the home page.
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OP: I don't know if you already know it, but there is a huge homebrew tabs community around the Rocksmith "video game". (Try looking for CustomsForge). If you find a way to support their format, you might gain access to a hug
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Recently Liliana Segre, an Italian Auschwitz survivor and senator for life, was heavily criticized by (some) Italian politicians for proposing that the Parliament should set up a committee to investigate racism, anti-semitism and hate speec
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It allows the user to snap and post a picture in-app, rather than using the system camera app.
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The flags you talk about are mostly about the presentation of the output. The, shall we say, "business logic" of `ls` is still pretty bare-bones. That could be one way to draw a line. Also, I think these presentation/format
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> They don't make perfect products at the beginning, but they eventually nailed it after some iterations This is not limited to hardware: early versions of SQL Server were far from perfect, but they kept improving on it. Makes som
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I think RSS are the wrong starting point for such a task. They may syndicate limited content, may contain ads, etc. So I guess you want to collate the posts rather than the feed entries themselves. Personally, I "solved" a simil
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What happens "regularly" is irrelevant, given the extraordinary circumstances. And it's not a matter of "overturning" the referendum -- Parliament could just pass a new Brexit deal and reopen negotiations. If BoJo w
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It is quite hard to explain. I'll try to sum it up (partially, I guess) in a few bullet points: * Italian economy favors small and medium-sized enterprises over big corporations. This has worked alright for some industries (e.g. automo
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Olivetti, in general, is such a tragic story for any Italian tech enthusiast. In many ways they were the original Apple: focusing on aesthetics, design and usability; turning a pretty unsexy commodity such as the typewriter into a luxury go
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What do you mean by "it always terminates by design?" However, as the comments to the post say, the author should provide a proof that the "game physics" allows to construct a functioning latch from these logic gates. Co
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Not sure why the title was edited. The article mentions both domestic and international flights.
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The title is clearly directed at the cryptosystem, not its authors.
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But DuckDuckGo just doesn't roll off your tongue, does it? Brand names are totally allowed to be stupid, as long as they're pronounceable.
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You see light that comes from a lamp and is partly reflected, partly absorbed, and a bit scattered along the way to your retina. With screens, you're looking at the lamp.
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Since I cannot find it mentioned in the OP nor in the comments: if you want to experiment with SAT, the pysat package might be a pretty good start. https://github.com/pysathq/pysat The API is not exactly Pythonic (nump
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I don't have a clear answer to that, but I don't find it hard to believe. Lots of plants and fruits were brought from the Far East to Europe in ancient or medieval times: for instance, oranges and peaches originated in China. Ther
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For instance, Russel's paradox arises from an inconsistent naive set theory.
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Just another reminder that the Zork trilogy started as a single PDP game, I guess :) It's remarkable how they were able to cut it up almost without breaking a sweat.
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A big problem of early Quantum Firefox on HiDPI Macs was its high battery usage. I think it got slightly better with later releases, but I don't have data to support that.
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We're now in the age of careless public expenditure (a weird form of UBI that actually is an unemployment benefit, early retirements, and so on) and tax cuts that only benefit the upper class. Or so I've heard, since the governmen
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