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mjan22640
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1. You dont need a monad to do io in Haskell, you can do that directly. 2. Monad is a tool that offers a "grip" over io, ie your code still yields easily to formal proofs despite using io for example. 3. The sanity and insanity of
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Some mammoths found in Siberia were said to be edible.
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How do the kidneys identify the H2O molecules origin?
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Though illusion plays a role in the formation of these phenomena (government, authority), I would disagree that the phenomenon itself is an illusion.
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Humans squeezed out of the existing economy will engage in a parallel economy. It will be interesting how these things will interplay and what it will lead to in the end.
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Natural crypto
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~90% of the JVM instruction set are simple RISC instructions, the rest is object maintenance. Writting a JVM is like writting an emulator for a simple CPU/platform.
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Did any person in the world send the container of the mandatory vaccine to a lab to find out what they were actually administered?
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Autoimmune is studied and understood deeply enough to be believable.
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These systems (brakes, airbags) have robust and trivial design, to eliminate any tendency to break on their own. As a side effect, replacing a replaceable airbag is something a layperson can do with a little to none room for screwup, unlike
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math is a lossless compression
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> I could brashly say the exact opposite and would have proven just as much as you. go ahead
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So the royalties are going to be negligible for large succesfull projects, while potentially an unbreakable barrier for small projects (ie growing free installs first and monetizing later is not viable). This is going to harm their ecosyste
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I guess the motivation behind the move was to monetize large titles. Killing off their nursery is an unintended side effect.
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The packages are cryptographically signed, you have the option to abort the install of an untrusted package before it does something malicious.
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A VSCode extension would be installed and managed by the OS package manager. User created content would be not.
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Separating the language model from the knowledge model (and then splitting that into domain specific knowledge models) is the next low(ish) hanging progression step in the field.
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/dev/null maps the same zeroed page over and over
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I dont think this is a problem. The computer nrural networks are closer to a single biological neuron than to a biological neural network. That provides tighter coupling. Long distance generalized "connections" can materialize as
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Why is buying whatever composition crudely refined at the various mines and turning that into a precisely controlled product for sale for use in batteries not viable?
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> robot that never gets tired, drunk, or inattentive? it also never gets bug free
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Changed my name, thanks for the tip!
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Since the discovery of DNA we build up the common knowledge that "it is all in the DNA", and the basis of evolution is a random change in DNA. It was due to a selection bias, DNA is a static structure that sits there and waits to
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The shrew like common mammalian ancestor was a night animal and could echolocate. The 3d perception could have been the driving force behind the evolution of the large brain.
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is there an option to emit a warning on encountering ub?
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The value of copyright is going to vanish. There is enough public domain material to train models on and to avoid the problem altogether. There used to be professions like tinkerers, bards, clowns. The tinkerers disappeared when the society
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The generated content is a derivative work of each piece of the material the model was trained on. That material can be listed.
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The human brain is no different. It generates content from the things it learned.
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You are assuming a small sensible change. The actuall changes could easily make that time to already have occured, and to occur multiple times in the future for example.
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There you go Havana syndrome.
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