mashygpig

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   by mashygpig 4y ago

   Maybe a dumb question, but I don’t follow what you mean by “the space doesn’t divide neatly by two” and also how that connects with overflowing ints. Asking because I’m genuinely curious and would like to know more about this. Sounds really
2. 32.▲
   by mashygpig 4y ago

   Why do you say funny?
3. 33.▲
   by mashygpig 4y ago

   You could argue that the resurgence of neural networks being the dominant paradigm in "AI"/ML is a partial comeback of cybernetics (dynamics of simple systems leading to complex behavior). I'd like to understand the hist
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   by mashygpig 4y ago

   To each their own. Frankly, I found a lot of solace in the dullness. Life is primarily comprised of dull moments and reading Proust helped me find more appreciation of the banality of life. I only ever felt it was truly a slog in the Guerma
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   by mashygpig 4y ago

   For posterity: I think anyone really interested in these ideas of remembrance would enjoy reading Marcel Proust's "In Search of Lost Time". It's very long, but I genuinely believe the length contributes meaningfully to h
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   by mashygpig 4y ago

   Wow, didn't realize that there were major water ditchings prior to the recent Sully Hudson story. Remarkable that they were able to capture the moment of ditching too (in the 50s no less). Also interesting is the fact that the coast gu