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by narinxas 3y ago
but this could mean that if black holes are spherical, then it's also possible to compute in them???
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by narinxas 3y ago
> They seem to be saying that to do a quantum computation there is a minimum volume of space required in which to perform it which grows in relation to the number of qubits. they say information uses up space. got it...
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by narinxas 3y ago
open source also applies to hardware designs but where does the software end and the hardware begin anyways?
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by narinxas 3y ago
oh the lengths they go through to avoid open source in this case the length is about "11–14 minutes" of text
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by narinxas 3y ago
it depends, many startups whole purpose for getting founded is getting acquihired, if this the case, then clearly the answer is no
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by narinxas 3y ago
maybe "it's not a bug, it's a feature" ?
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by narinxas 3y ago
that's not russian. If anybody I'd credit the Romans with it... but let's not forget back when the Romanovs ruled russia
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by narinxas 3y ago
capitalism will live forever as a component of whatever it is the chinese do
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by narinxas 3y ago
I read it as: he want the chinese to run tanks over him, cuz that's what really happened in Tiananmen
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by narinxas 3y ago
> > Computing being about information first, and the computer being a tool we use to better our lives. 40 years on these these ideas have been pushed to the fringes. > Maybe this is evolution? Maybe when society runs on informat
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by narinxas 3y ago
not in binary notation they're not
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by narinxas 3y ago
we can be more precise now: the three produced the equation, which pretended that all things were (could be) equalized into equivalence. they called this algebra and parised some monotheistic god; they called this magic and GOTO one.
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by narinxas 3y ago
they lost the competition, but in the end it was them who paid the prize
44.
by narinxas 3y ago
the tears of clowns...
45.
by narinxas 3y ago
42 must mean both 41 and 43 taken together. these two primes are a twin prime above 37. and 29 and 31 both take together mean 30. the twin pair below 37
46.
by narinxas 3y ago
because numbers have a natural meaning. roughly speaking each integer has as many meanings as its value. so 0 and 1 are just the very beginning. zero's natural meaning is special, it's the void. sometimes the 'variable'
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by narinxas 3y ago
but when I understand manifolds both contermporary flat-earthers and scientific academics(?) get mad at me? but I wouldn't claim to understand manifolds, I just understand that they have something to do with flatness perception at smal
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by narinxas 3y ago
> The huge list of projects from that era of Apple really shows how aimless they were. so there is still hope for google? but if we take Apple as a guide, this means one of the original founders either gets back in "the game" o
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by narinxas 3y ago
why not simply let trees do it? maybe trees aren't as cool as whatever they're doing???
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by narinxas 3y ago
> Now, Congress is poised to make those laid-off Americans' job hunts harder. of course, the whole system is a modern times version of a softened sort of slavery if/when your employeer firing you means your entire life gets u
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by narinxas 3y ago
all that desperation IS a source of energy, granted the boundaries/gates/walls are administered in such a way to allow harvest... just (maybe toke up and) think about how mitochondria actually work. the 'energy' all come
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by narinxas 3y ago
I've been thinking about the longer term impact of modern user interfaces hiding how the computer works it will become more difficult to teach how to build computers going forwards... then again, it has always required a special kind o
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by narinxas 3y ago
relax, it's just color VS colour all over again
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by narinxas 3y ago
pity the british, whose king is already so old that they don't undrestand the smartphone... no wonder the entire government institution, from that famous historical island, is so woefully unprepared to deal with a world where the smart
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by narinxas 3y ago
> The way that they code is to make changes to the code by guessing really real computer science , because there is No other way to really know what the code may do other than experimentally testing and reccording empirically gathered
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by narinxas 3y ago
> Is there something to this Rust language which magically eliminates all chances of any bug being introduced? apperently, yes... and its the type system, but granted it's only 'memory safety' bugs... the kind of error tha
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by narinxas 3y ago
I had a work colleage who played games BECAUSE he made money from them... essentially some dumb kid from a real wealthy part of the world would pay my former colleague "peanuts" to upgrade their player and gather other stats.
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by narinxas 3y ago
> site owners can check that the request isn't coming from a Google-published IP and see that it's a fake, right? just because they can doesn't mean they will... also most "site owners" are (by this point) a comp
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by narinxas 3y ago
no. and even if it were then are people whose job is to make sure it never really takes off. why? because power. what do do about it? get power. how to do that? dunno. If I told you then my own purported (and protracted) attempts would dimi
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by narinxas 3y ago
what about Zig? I think they're a strong contender... it's somehow simpler than Rust then again the correctness guarantee may be weaker??

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