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machawinka
5y ago
This scares me, I don't want to be having these dreams in my 60s, do you know if there any kind of therapy? this is a bit like a mini PTSD
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machawinka
5y ago
Well, I grew up in the 80s and I do like Celeste quite a bit.
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machawinka
5y ago
This blew my mind.
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machawinka
5y ago
Your emacs' site has been very helpful. Thanks.
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machawinka
5y ago
Nope and nope. On the contrary.
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machawinka
5y ago
That is a bit too fast for me. I am surprised your brain can process at such high speed. I guess it is a matter of practice.
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machawinka
5y ago
Great insight, it is monotonous but it really helps to be in the flow for a few hours of productive work.
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machawinka
5y ago
Seriously, this reminds me of a question I have always being afraid to ask due to morality reasons. Was there any chance for the 911 jumpers to survive in any way, no matter how minimal?
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machawinka
6y ago
Getty Images is the same old crony capitalism at its worse. Sad day for the Internet. RIP.
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machawinka
6y ago
I am amazed by the level's of stupidity crypto has gotten to. Time for the regulators to crash the party.
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machawinka
6y ago
That assumes that someone is willing to accept Bitcoins as a payment.
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machawinka
6y ago
Viscose is impressive, but emacs is a lisp machine.
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machawinka
6y ago
Having been educated 'continentally', I am surprised that Rand is taken seriously as a filosopher.
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machawinka
6y ago
An NFT opportunity for the scammers out there?
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machawinka
6y ago
I see a parallel with the way covid was initially publicized: as a chinese virus.
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machawinka
6y ago
Coming from Python, I always wondered why this was not the default behavior.
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machawinka
6y ago
It is bullshit all the way down to such details.
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machawinka
6y ago
Great idea, but very difficult implementation. A few random points: - Latin America countries share the same language, mostly the same problems, but their banking systems operate in completely different ways; the only thing they have in com
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machawinka
6y ago
Multiple forms, unlike most of asia these are multicultural societies, The Losers are distributed across these multiple cultural spheres and they will react in different ways.
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6y ago
Whenever I see this kind of news pulling the attention of a significant number of smart people I ask what terrible reality we don't want to see or try to escape by injecting us UFO heroin.
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machawinka
6y ago
This is why I like GPL.
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machawinka
6y ago
I have a similar setup. It all works perfectly until the disk starts filling up. At 95% performance goes down the cliff. You have to clean the disk and defrag. Running 4yo version, I would guess things might have improved since.
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machawinka
6y ago
Excelente point. What is Russia nowadays? And how can we compare those 40 years with these 40 years unfolding.
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machawinka
6y ago
Another is The Stellar Consensus Protocol by David Mazières .
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machawinka
6y ago
Thank you.
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machawinka
6y ago
Hey Chris, thanks for the great talks on math and ML with Julia. I highly recommend them to anyone interested in learning how to spell mathematical model in julia or, in general, in any language.
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machawinka
6y ago
if you really did, then you didn't understand it.
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machawinka
6y ago
Great analogy.
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machawinka
6y ago
I have used it to visualize dependency trees for several thousand nodes and show my team loops and broken deps. For this kind of situations, a picture is better than a thousand lines of code.
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machawinka
6y ago
- Hegel. I haven't found any resource that can explain it clearly.
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