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lupire
2y ago
There's a sense in which it makes sense: Step 1: Invent a bunch of tech, however you can, but don't publish yet. Step 2: Dribble out upgrades on a regular cadence, to keep the customers buying.
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lupire
2y ago
Flywheels are only high speed when they are not doing any work. As soon as they start doing work, they slow down. Flywheels are different from positive feedback loops, which is what people usually mean when they talk about flywheels. A flyw
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lupire
2y ago
Do you have map of all carjacking locations? Do you maintain it by teaching each individual news story?
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lupire
2y ago
Europe figured it out.
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lupire
2y ago
"How do you know he's dead?" "I called him on the phone and he told me!"
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lupire
2y ago
Not good news. Doesn't matter if the business is presumed competent. What matters is that the business can steal your assets to pay for their losses.
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lupire
2y ago
Banks should get insurance to cover their negligence. They weren't careful.
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lupire
2y ago
fib(3), fib(2), fib(6), fib(1000000), fib(9), fib(2), fib(8),...
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lupire
2y ago
If you knew the answer, why did you ask the question?
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lupire
2y ago
Computing Fibonacci numbers iteratively is only slightly less absurd. It's `O(n)` for what should be an `O(log(n))` problem (`fib(n) = round ((phi^n - phi^-n)/(2phi-1))`).
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lupire
2y ago
Most tricks have a very short explanation. Something is just a fake prop. A hidden breathing tube in the water. The camera is upside down. The nails are popped up from the table, not shot from the gun. The selected card is forced by sleight
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lupire
2y ago
No, the reverse.
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lupire
2y ago
This shows the difference between being "bright" and being "logical". Or being "wise" vs "intelligent". Being very good at an arbitary specific game isn't the same as being smart. Prrendit that t
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lupire
2y ago
Even better, never fix anything, live in squalor, and be happy that you could have a better life if you worked harder.
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lupire
2y ago
They can tend your garden with you.
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lupire
2y ago
I don't see why driving in a car is a better place to talk than fixing the sink.
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lupire
2y ago
Hint: it is a common word that is NOT on this list of 10000 words! https://www.mit.edu/~ecprice/wordlist.10000 It is on this list of 20000 words: https://gist.github.com/eyturner/3d56f6a194f411af9f
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lupire
2y ago
A much needed reboot of Joon Pahk's defunct "Guess My Word".
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lupire
2y ago
People who write "ClownStrike" aren't contributing to discourse. Downvote and move on
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lupire
2y ago
If someone's life depends on a networked Windows (or any similar OS) machine you chose to run for that purpose, you are the criminal.
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lupire
2y ago
How many bridges, would you say, does the average civil engineering firm deliver each year, each on only 1 day notice, in response to a surprise change in requirements due to a newly developed adversarial attack? Crowdstrike does this const
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lupire
2y ago
The host website is as interesting as the article: http://biologists.com
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lupire
2y ago
This is the main annoyance I had that turned me off this theory. Not playing a game may be technically "losing" the game, but empathizing that part gives the game undue importance in the big picture, instead of looking for what ac
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lupire
2y ago
It also requires a lot of listening and reading and thinking, aka not talking.
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lupire
2y ago
You have to define "social skills" in a more specific but non tautological way for this argument to carry weight.
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lupire
2y ago
That's not what the GP said. That's your contributing opinion.
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lupire
2y ago
"however it is beautiful and surprising that the prime numbers p for which m is a residue are precisely those which belong to certain arithmetic progressions of increment 4m; for the others m is a non-residue" Fascinating. At firs
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lupire
2y ago
A more natural way to say it is that equality requires that the unit of length is the length of an arbitrary pendulum and the unit of time is the half-period of the same pendulum. The pendulum is a device that relates pi to gravity.
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lupire
2y ago
The "magic" doesn't disappear in "any" other units. Period = 2π√(length/g) So the "magic" holds in any units where the unit of time is the period of a pendulum with unit length.
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lupire
2y ago
Meter, second, and kilogram were all chosen to be approximately the scale of a human, and the combined multiplicative units like Pascal, m^3, and Kelvin/Celsius are also numerically 1 in these units.
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