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by morphle 4y ago
https://archive.ph/qamYz
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by morphle 5y ago
Perceptrons by Marvin Minsky and Seymour Papert [1]. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perceptrons_(book) [1] http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=8486B416F728B5D1035D2543...
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Ask HN: Ukraine Help
4 points by morphle 5y ago|2 comments
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by morphle 5y ago
Squeak is the right one, made by the experts. Pharo breaks stuff all the time
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by morphle 5y ago
a DH0 or an DH1 ad hominem by a cerebrally challenged [1]? Probably TL;DR [2]. [1] http://www.paulgraham.com/disagree.html [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by morphle 5y ago
I've always been working remote since age 7. Until I did an ISP startup, now I had 10 people in an office. I only went there twice a month, I kept working at home. So I built the datacenter in my home. I crave long periodes of wild cam
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by morphle 5y ago
I would start a kid on Etoys from Squeakland.org, first show her some video demo. And show her how to script Minecraft from Etoys. Also Microblocks for hardware. Then Thonny and a $4 Raspberry pico led blinking and temperature with ADC, the
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by morphle 5y ago
the pdf of the actual paper: https://www.pnas.org/content/pnas/119/1/e2118161119.full.pdf
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by morphle 5y ago
You can get a hightech offgrid mobile tiny house in Arizona, California, Portugal or Spain with a large roof water tank for thermal mass. Soon we will start offering this Skytherm addition so you can regulate the water temperature, but firs
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by morphle 5y ago
contact me at morphle at ziggo dot nl for two climate-tech startups that can use your support
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by morphle 5y ago
pls contact me at morphle at ziggo dot nl so I get you in contact with a tiny house builder who will test your prototype on his houses and land
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by morphle 5y ago
the images communicate with normal messages but the object table has tags for local and remote message
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by morphle 5y ago
Yes, either Alan Kay's Croquet [1] with manycore parallel extensions or David Ungar's RoarVM [2]. Contact me for the much nicer demo's, videos and scientific papers. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXGLOi
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by morphle 5y ago
Collaborate with me on million times faster software with Squeak Smalltalk software for cloud- and supercomputers. A single virtual machine image with multiple cores and petabyte per second memory access speeds. The software also scales dow
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by morphle 5y ago
The way to integrate all these simulations at different time and spatial scales and different models would be at a meta-model or (lack of a better word) meta-simulation level. That is what I propose. It would allow your future research to r
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by morphle 5y ago
You mean to say that this text that forms a simulation in the reader's brain is that simulation?
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by morphle 5y ago
To create that simulation I would need to team up with scientist who have enough credibility, reputation get the funding for programming that simulation (see my other comments on this thread). My part, the open source code would cost $25K t
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by morphle 5y ago
Do we have (open source) data or simulations that trace the paths of rocks and other material masses through time and space? You mention that we can account for 1/5th of the sediments of eroded rocks from this periode between 1,7 billi
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by morphle 5y ago
Most of what you ask is discussed and explained in the 8 episodes of Earth Story documentary [1] and the other links of my comments here. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFcKEcyWhGQ
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by morphle 5y ago
I didn't know that the colder and denser ocean crust gets it thus is more prone to subduct. Does that also imply the denser crusts subducts deeper towards the earth center or does the colder crust prevent it from going deeper? Or does
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by morphle 5y ago
Read his book or watch Feynman explain [1][2] for one of many answers. Pondering these questions and learning about them gives joy, excitement, peace of mind and is my great hobby. So much so that I recently purchased 21 hectare of mountain
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by morphle 5y ago
Maybe we could explore this thought together. It could lead to new research.
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by morphle 5y ago
cbkeller, thank you so much for your answers! Its rare I read such good answers on the grand scale implications of someone's research. When you study plate tectonics, watch the Earth Story documentary [1], read Earth System History [2]
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by morphle 5y ago
Wind energy is mechanical,in 2021 it costs around $0,06 per kWh, it will not get cheaper than $0,035 per kWh (quote Saul Griffith of Makani power). Solar photovoltaics cost $0,01 per kilowatt hour in 2021 and will get two orders of a magnit
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by morphle 5y ago
https://ap-st01.ext.exlibrisgroup.com/61USC_INST/upload/1641... https://d1wqtxts1xzle7.cloudfront.net/38936810/OralTradSeaLe... https://watermark.silverchair.com/113nunn.pdf?t
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by morphle 5y ago
https://www.science.org/doi/epdf/10.1126/sciadv.abm1406
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by morphle 5y ago
https://archive.md/ATW5p
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by morphle 5y ago
Almost all papers are free at https://sci-hub.se . Google Scholar searches give the links to free papers at the rightmost collum
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by morphle 5y ago
For me, a programmer who grew up with assembly language and Basic around 1980, Smalltalk is an extremely easy to read language. I have struggled with all the other languages (in the order of LISP, Forth, Pascal, Prolog, ADA, C/C++, Jav
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by morphle 5y ago
cybernautique, we can't contact you on your email listed on your profile {username} (at) bitsoflore (dot) net Please contact us on morphle (at) ziggo (dot) nl

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