michaelsbradley

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PriFi and the Incomplete Institution: Securing the Transaction Supply Chain(blog.logos.co)
1 points by michaelsbradley 18d ago|0 comments
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by michaelsbradley 21d ago
Thank you for all of your hard work, I’ve been very happily using Homebrew on OS X / macOS since 2010. No need to be sorry, the situation is understandable.
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by michaelsbradley 21d ago
Same boat: 2018 Intel Mac mini, stuck on macOS 10.15. When I eventually upgrade my hardware, I’ll happily use Homebrew again. In the meantime, MacPorts!
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Karaoke for one: China's $1T 'loneliness economy'(cnn.com)
2 points by michaelsbradley 22d ago|0 comments
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by michaelsbradley 26d ago
The missing term and concept is Inculturation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inculturation
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by michaelsbradley 1mo ago
My son loves them too!
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by michaelsbradley 1mo ago
It's a fair point. I honed in on "the burning of" (original comment) versus more generally thinking in terms of "the loss of" , because parent context here is "AI companies destroy…" .
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by michaelsbradley 1mo ago
Depends on the point being made about “historical precedent” and the lessons to be drawn from such. Also, helps to clarify what exactly the commenter was referring to and possibly help distinguish the centuries-spanning decline of the Libra
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by michaelsbradley 1mo ago
> From a historical precedent standpoint, this is akin to the burning of the library of Alexandria Are you referring to the burning of the Serapeum in AD 391 or the warehouse fires in 48 BC?
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by michaelsbradley 3mo ago
Can equivalent theoretical predictions be calculated in a Bohmian framework for the quantum aspects, or is this (potentially) an interesting case where there’s divergence and falsifiability?
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by michaelsbradley 3mo ago
First appeared in Quake 3 Arena’s public demo
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by michaelsbradley 3mo ago
Donald won’t be POTUS too much longer, hang in there, less than 3 years to go.
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by michaelsbradley 3mo ago
It would not be without problems and mistakes in execution over time, but I think the US and our NATO allies should nationalize AI research and development in a sweeping manner, and NATO membership ought be revised to hinge on that. In the
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Against Ethical AI(theliteratewoman.substack.com)
3 points by michaelsbradley 3mo ago|0 comments
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by michaelsbradley 3mo ago
About 2-3 months after the birth of my first child, I started “seeing” the baby’s face vividly whenever I would close my eyes, when I was falling asleep but other times during the day as well. It was not a conscious-voluntary imagination, m
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by michaelsbradley 4mo ago
It’s about 80 miles from the city proper, out in the middle of nowhere essentially, so unlikely to employ anyone that actually lives in St. Louis.
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Jeff Bezos Wants to Build an 'Artificial General Engineer'(nytimes.com)
3 points by michaelsbradley 4mo ago|0 comments
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by michaelsbradley 4mo ago
Can macOS be run as a container machine on macOS?
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by michaelsbradley 4mo ago
Just install and use MSYS2, git bash is derived from it anyway, and a regular MSYS2 installation offers a lot more.
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by michaelsbradley 4mo ago
Reminded me a bit of the man who 100-percents (completes all achievements) and reviews video games for a living, usually a couple per week but it varies by time of year and industry cycles: https://youtube.com/@mortismalgami
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by michaelsbradley 4mo ago
> Papal doctrine is the word of God until a subsequent pope says otherwise No, that’s Hyperpapalism, which is an error. The Pope does not have the authority-power to transform error into truth, nor can he make “new truths” (of the Faith)
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by michaelsbradley 4mo ago
Pope John XXII publicly taught erroneously re: death and the Beatific Vision. Jean Gerson threatened to burn him at the stake and in general there was much public resistance, from royalty to common folk.
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by michaelsbradley 4mo ago
> If you're a Catholic, then the choice of interpretation is clear: you must accept the Pope's interpretation… cf. Hyperpapalism Thankfully, Hyperpapalism is a misunderstanding of the role of the teaching-governing authority of
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by michaelsbradley 4mo ago
For the record, he earned a Bachelor’s degree in math, not a Master’s or a PhD. I had looked that up previously, so knew it wasn’t a PhD, but recalled incorrectly when making my comment earlier today.
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by michaelsbradley 4mo ago
We may have different things in mind. In all my life of being Catholic (I’ll turn 50 this year), I’ve heard less than 5 homilies-sermons that amounted, in whole or part, to a reflection on a papal encyclical. Over time there may be juicy pa
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by michaelsbradley 4mo ago
It’s a Master’s not a PhD, but in math, yes.
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by michaelsbradley 4mo ago
There are so many encyclicals, apostolic letters, etc. One could spend years reading just a fraction of them, depending on reading and comprehension speed, of course, which varies by person. Two I recommend, from the last 40 years: Veritat
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by michaelsbradley 4mo ago
Some Catholic priests might do that, it’s up to the individuals.
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White Rabbit – sub-nanosecond synchronization for large distributed systems(ohwr.org)
203 points by michaelsbradley 4mo ago|49 comments
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New rule requires most green-card applicants to apply from outside U.S.(washingtonpost.com)
81 points by michaelsbradley 5mo ago|4 comments

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