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mkrecny
15y ago
it's cool but i kept wanting to pause it any couldn't
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I hate forgetting things.
(mkrecny.com)
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10 Charts About Sex
(blog.okcupid.com)
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mkrecny
15y ago
I'm enjoying it a lot. Sometimes I think he spends too much time on historical context rather than information theoretic concepts...but that's a subjective preference of course.
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15y ago
This is really nice: "The implication is that physical law does not reflect the order in the universe, instead it is derived from the order imposed by our description of the universe." btw to download this: curl http://arxiv.org/pdf/1009.5
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15y ago
see post here: http://www.mylesrecny.com/?p=89
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Memophant: enlarge your meat-memory
(memophant.com)
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15y ago
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mkrecny
16y ago
cool idea
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mkrecny
16y ago
Maybe you could ease the pain by hiring your replacement?
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mkrecny
16y ago
Incredibly impressed given you started coding only a few months ago. Well done!
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mkrecny
16y ago
What does this have to do with Japan?
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16y ago
This hypothesis makes me wonder about the following: 1. What sort of threshold would cause the universe to develop another dimension? Could this have something to do with the concept of emergence, and discrete levels of organization? Perhap
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16y ago
But then it would have contained no information right?
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mkrecny
16y ago
Great idea yes. Anyone heard of tunnlr - they've been doing this for ages.
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mkrecny
16y ago
Thanks I appreciate your empathy. I'm sure there are many, many fabulous people at Google.
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mkrecny
16y ago
Haha - good point
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mkrecny
16y ago
Happy to have saved you some time
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mkrecny
16y ago
Any yet the individual claimed to be an engineer at Google
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mkrecny
16y ago
Sadly running apache without any caching plugins.
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16y ago
Sadly my tiny linode box can't handle the traffic currently. See article here: http://viewtext.org/article?url=http://www.mkrecny.com/?p=76
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mkrecny
16y ago
Wow - Can't believe they turned around and reneged on your offer one day later..yes the irony of you designing google infrastructure projects is amazing : )
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A hilariously bad phone interview with Google
(mkrecny.com)
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mkrecny
16y ago
The format of TechStars is pretty different from YC.
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mkrecny
16y ago
: ) yeah I know how you feel
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Manage SSH sessions with GNU Screen
(mylesrecny.com)
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16y ago
I feel like you stopped reading after the first sentence as we ended up saying the same thing. I certainly don't mean to say that determinism implies predictability in the first sense you define above. In the second, more general sense "kno
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16y ago
This is awesome!
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mkrecny
16y ago
>The problem with this idea is that the universe, unlike any grid, is isotropic (or appears to be). Well that's just one hypothesis, albeit one that corroborates a lot of observations.
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16y ago
And yet if a system is deterministic, it certainly is predictable (read: able to be predicted) and does lack free will. So if the universe is a deterministic automata the 'unsatisfactory dehumanizing implication' stands. Despite this, the
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mkrecny
16y ago
Incredibly harsh and unnecessary. Check yourself.
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