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nahuel0x
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Maybe Darwinian evolution has the intrinsic tendency to evolve Lamarckian heredity mechanisms.
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There are two opposing strategies for the US: - Be aggressive against China allies to weaken them before attacking China (Biden) - Try to be friendlier to China allies so they become US allies or at least neutral (Trump) We are seeing oscil
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It's funny to see the Vatican reusing the Feuerbach thesis about humanity creating the idea of God and then becoming slaves of that idea to talk about AI, as they are the gatekeepers of the original Artificial Idea called God :) But al
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It will be funny to discover that they were aided by ChatGPT to write this :)
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Can you change the workflow code for a running workflow that already advanced some steps? What support DBOS have for workflow evolution?
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"Starbucks can have LGBT mugs but hell no to unions". I think you hit the nail on the head. There is a whole chapter to be written about pro/anti "wokeness" stances used by companies / politicians to divert att
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In some way, Smalltalk had/has a more advanced and semantic diffing called ChangeSet
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It's surprising to see an article with such a large encompassing of different techniques, hybrid techniques and design interactions with the type system, but is more surprising that a whole dimension of memory (un)management was left o
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Three big differences in comparison with Erlang: 1- Cannot externally kill a process (yes, ergo process have a Kill method but the process will be in a "zombie" state until the current message handlers returns... maybe stuck fo
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A brain is more energy efficient than a chip, but how a couple of cells connected to wires has more economic sense than a chip with gallizions of transistors?
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You are right on the point. Also note that antisemitism was the ideological way to unify the image of a nebulous jewish german finance class with bolshevism, painting them as both sides of the same jewish conspiracy coin. This way the hatre
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Is a dark but realistic thought that humanity is being more destructive for the planet ecosystem than the asteroid that killed dinosaurs.
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3y ago
Using the latest advances in technology and computing to plan and execute an ethnic cleansing and genocide? Sounds familiar? If not, check "IBM and the Holocaust".
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Surprised of not seeing Smalltalk mentioned on the article.
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Besides memory saving, there are workloads that can still fragment the memory even using Mesh to a point that you can't compact / allocate no more? I'm thinking about Embedded systems were maybe you can have a max number of d
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3y ago
One of the most beautiful s.f. books of all times.
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3y ago
The Defold editor was written in Clojure, is this still the case?
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We can stop destroying the entire biosphere first and then get philosophical with the remaining details.
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If you use VS Code, the search results and file explorer text use a proportional font because you cannot change it. Is a long standing bug and is annoying.
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This was used to avoid memory fragmentation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classic_Mac_OS_memory_manageme...
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These magazines are a thing of beauty!
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Not only text... take Whatsapp, used by all people with a cellphone in the world, whose sent and read check marks are distinguished only by a subtle change of color instead of having different icons.
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But probably to be fully super conscious is impossible. Can a mind really comprehend itself in his totality? When a mind understands something, is changed, and if that something is the mind himself then is going to chase a moving target ete
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Learning Fine-Grained Bimanual Manipulation with Low-Cost Hardware
(tonyzhaozh.github.io)
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How do you control the mouse using the UHK?
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This is becoming too much alike to the old Asimov stories were some human talks with a robot searching for loopholes in the three laws.
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You can change the default slide-in/over animation to a faster fade-out/fade-in one by enabling "Apple menu -> System Settings -> Accessibility -> Display -> Reduce Motion", but you cannot disable the animati
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This also reveals thinking in a pre-verbal way and remembering it! Impressive.
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If macOS didn't added a very annoying fade-out/fade-in delay when switching Spaces, you could simply use them with maximized apps and hotkeys for switching them. Another design mistake from Apple.
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Yes, I was talking about that Bogdanov as influenced by Vernadsky, not by Chardin.
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