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ROCm 6.1.1 Release Notes(rocm.docs.amd.com)
9 points by nairboon 2y ago|0 comments
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Quite interesting how the Spanish authorities got the recovery email: (from a link in the article) > In the police cooperation form requesting the information, the Spanish officers indicate to the Swiss authorities that the investigation
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by nairboon 2y ago
> The objective fact of the matter, as I point out in the first article in the series, is that the scientific method produces vastly more accurate predictions than anything else humans have ever tried. Which scientific method? As far as
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>Most companies make decisions on what drugs to take to trial on stupidly misleading preclinical data and have been graciously rewarded for their mistakes with no consequences. Could you elaborate on this? Are you saying that some groups
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by nairboon 3y ago
> Public executions and flogging > Let's not gloss over the fact that we in the west do the same. I'm curious where in the "west" you're from. At least in my part of the "western world", we absolutel
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by nairboon 3y ago
> being infinite in size in the normal sense of the word. Well, can you maybe define what this normal sense of this word is? This is a thread about Cantor, whose whole work is based on subtle differences in the treatment of "infinit
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by nairboon 3y ago
Can you write down the complete decimal expansion of let's say sqrt(5) ?
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I don't know what the difference would be. That's why I'm asking. These terms regained popularity due to Cantor's work. The potential infinite, is a very old idea for a process that never terminates. Like counting, you c
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by nairboon 3y ago
I guess, the ultimate solution is to ditch Android and just use a proper Linux on the phone, once some more devices are properly supported: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Devices
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There is also the NandGame: https://nandgame.com/
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> appear to be actually infinite Was it shown that the volume in this models are actually infinite or just potentially infinite?
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There is no actual infinity. The Cantorians forgot this, and so have fallen into contradiction. (Henri Poincaré, 1906)
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Isn't that a completely different question? OP was demonstrating that the existence of natural numbers is trivial to show, unlike actual infinity.
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by nairboon 3y ago
> will remove all the infinities we appear to see around us? Can you actually show us one of these apparent actual infinities? All one can reasonably postulate is a potential infinity, but this is completely different from Cantors a
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by nairboon 3y ago
You need another loop for each real number. A "proper" real number is in itself not finite. If you want to actually physically create a real number, for almost all of them, the process will never terminate.
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Now where did these classical paradoxes originate in? They stem from Cantor's Mengenlehre
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by nairboon 3y ago
The actual title of the article is quite dishonest: > Europe shipping banned pesticide linked to child brain damage to Global South As if the whole continent packs up these pesticides and sends them southwards. Later they clarify: >Al
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by nairboon 3y ago
> It's like blaming the homeless person eating rotten food he received at he food bank I don't think these companies are donating Chlorpyrifos, so this analogy is not quite right.
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by nairboon 3y ago
So is this simply a different UI? The stories and ordering seems to be exactly the same as this one.
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by nairboon 3y ago
Orange Data Mining: https://orangedatamining.com/ A visual programming tool for machine learning and data visualization. It has great potential for teaching these concepts in the classroom.
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YaCy might fit your bill: https://yacy.net/ Although, I'm not sure if a $12/y machine has enough space & RAM. But with YaCy you can setup your own crawls and only index the part of the web that you want.
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by nairboon 3y ago
If you run YaCy with docker and it is still a junior peer, does the search return results from the global index or just the one that appears to be 'preinstalled'?
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Mystery Languages (2018)(blog.brownplt.org)
3 points by nairboon 3y ago|0 comments
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by nairboon 3y ago
There is also the flame war penalty. If the ratio of comments and upvotes is indicating flaming, then the post gets some negative points for the purpose of ranking.
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On X11 or Wayland?
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Why not use Numerical Recipes?(stat.uchicago.edu)
3 points by nairboon 3y ago|0 comments
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by nairboon 3y ago
Maybe. Or maybe Firefox users have sophisticated ads & tracker blocker, sometimes even UA spoofing. Then it really depends on your analytics method, if these users show up at all. You might have a lot of FF users, but analytics tells yo
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This week in KDE: longstanding issues crushed(pointieststick.com)
6 points by nairboon 3y ago|2 comments
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by nairboon 3y ago
The referenced previous study (2023) was extensively discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36864319
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It helps the economy, more people = more demand and bigger markets. Now one might ask why the economy needs to grow.

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