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by mcmoor 3y ago
About that Simulation Dream article, one dangerous thing about relying on apophenia is when the player model requires something but the game model can't answer it. It sometimes lead to immersion breaking, like I experience myself in Ri
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by mcmoor 3y ago
When I first read this, I never thought that it's from 2012! I read a bit in Wikipedia and it seems like to this day, the only solution is SipHash like the author mentioned in the article?
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Breaking Murmur: Hash-Flooding DoS Reloaded (2012)(emboss.github.io)
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by mcmoor 3y ago
I guess it can already be argued that Roman Kingdom != Roman Republic != Roman Empire. And if we continue this logic even further, they are all != Eastern Roman Empire. But the name itself is a source of pride and everyone after still wants
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by mcmoor 3y ago
This is why I rarely comment but instead reply. At least usually I've read the full text of the comment that I replied to
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by mcmoor 3y ago
Of course ChatGPT will not answer the true f
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by mcmoor 3y ago
I guess the meme is because Uniqlo is cheap as fuck there that one have to be so poor to not be able to afford it. But ironically in my country, it's quite a prestige brand because my currency is even weaker so it's actually quite
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by mcmoor 3y ago
I've been thinking about it sometimes and this seems correct. Abolish this law and delay every single selling. Of course I haven't think this through and this may end catastrophically but I'd like to see a simulation.
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by mcmoor 3y ago
I think there's a part of Simpsons paradox here. If there's someone without degree reaches the place where you are, they must have some extreme talent somewhere else.
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by mcmoor 3y ago
That's new reddit for you. Old reddit is bland af, and some people love it for that.
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by mcmoor 3y ago
I think this is more that pay barrier significantly raises obstacle no matter how much money you actually have to give. Even as little as 10^-10 cent. Just by nature of transaction verification have a hard cost no matter how much money actu
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by mcmoor 3y ago
The (scientific) theory is really not just a (colloquial) theory
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by mcmoor 3y ago
It's interesting that semiconductor engineers have to directly wrestle with the magic that's quantum tunneling. This theory is really not just a theory.
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by mcmoor 3y ago
Is it that good? I've been tasked to deploy it for sometime and it always bit me in the ass for one reason or another. And I'm not the one who use it so I don't know if it's actually good. For now I much prefer redis.
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by mcmoor 3y ago
I think the most fatal flaw is, and in all other fields too, that money correlates with court victory. If we somehow able to erase just that, lots of laws suddenly becomes much fairer and closer to its original intent.
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by mcmoor 3y ago
Any modern version of the story? Even these days people still cite this particular one.
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by mcmoor 3y ago
Indonesia's election is next week and they also impose 3 day "quiet day" where no political campaign may occur. I don't know if we'll have internet shutdown though.
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by mcmoor 3y ago
No, it doesn't. We already have K-12 for that and rightfully so. Academia is supposed to be a place for complete adults to be able to optionally invest to specialize. At this rate we have to admit that 12 years of general education isn
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by mcmoor 3y ago
Yeah I remember searching to mathematical justification because it sounds like it'd be interesting, only to come up empty. Disappointing especially when I've seen some suggestions to base tax on it.
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by mcmoor 3y ago
This is what I thought about the 23andMe debacle. They may should have done better, but any attempt to "punish" them really feels like ex post facto law. Make new regulation or something and punish future incidents, but not this o
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by mcmoor 3y ago
This should be a named theorem
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by mcmoor 3y ago
It's Indonesian, which as I have guessed, doesn't have one at least as far as I google it. But it's astonishing that this kind of book have so many translations! Even into Chinese, wow! I guess it's truly one of most inf
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by mcmoor 3y ago
I'm in camp "I would rather gulp it right from the glass", which seems like a better stance anyway. But I heard that some people really need straw, and if I'm in that position I'll 100% ask for the plastic one every
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by mcmoor 3y ago
I've heard about this book so many times and was interested to read it. But I know that as a non native English reader, my track record against reading English proses is very poor, and looks like lots of value of the book is exactly in
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by mcmoor 3y ago
Both lack of imagination of what life can be, and supporting factors we take for granted. I dismiss drake equation as fully useless as it doesn't provide useful upper nor lower bound.
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by mcmoor 3y ago
I guess first is the reason why it's initially and second is why it stay that way.
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by mcmoor 3y ago
They have unexpectedly lower excess death from initial covid... Until delta variant comes which isn't fazed at all by summer of 2021.
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by mcmoor 3y ago
Yeah if one tried to find rot in academics, I think applied particle physics is one of the furthest from it. The scientists are super allergic to unfalsifiable theories that they start to doubt themselves when prediction is off by nanometer
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by mcmoor 3y ago
This is where I got cognitive dissonance. Can both actually be true at once? If not, which one is wrong?
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by mcmoor 3y ago
That's exactly what I thought. Do we end up with monopoly after all this time?

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