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nurumaik
3y ago
It's blue-shifted microwave radiation from big bang. You see it in one point because doppler effect is directional
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3y ago
6 for current half, 7 for other half
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3y ago
>I want to call my Uncle Steve in Melbourne. What time is it there? With timezones: google "what time is it in melbourne" Without timezones: google "when morning starts in melbourne" Didn't convince me a little
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3y ago
Gpt-generated summary?
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nurumaik
3y ago
Monads without proper syntax (do-notation) are kinda ugly though If I didn't learn monads with haskell before, I would think that monads is some useless boilerplate abstraction
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3y ago
So your expectations were quite high
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3y ago
Discord is slack that works, that's all
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3y ago
Related interesting read: https://slimemoldtimemold.com/2021/07/07/a-chemical-hunger-p... TLDR: Author researches obesity epidemic in US, finds out negative correlation between obesity and altitude and comes
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3y ago
Rail for long-distance travel
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4y ago
It needs "view in AR" button
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4y ago
A person sitting next to you in cafeteria can remember your password by looking at your keyboard but can't remember your fingerprint this way
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5y ago
The domain name speaks about their end goal much clearer than the title
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5y ago
I have read their paper several times, but can't find translation of their question to other languages. Wanted to find the exact question they asked koreans, in korean
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6y ago
No, they are not amotrized constant time because there is some predefined sequence of inputs that makes them always work in linear time
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nurumaik
8y ago
Shouldn't we compare by volume, not length?