onesphere

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by onesphere 3y ago
Hopefully, with an earthly paradise.
62.
by onesphere 3y ago
I think speeding up the Save As dialog box would increase productivity.
63.
by onesphere 3y ago
News represents nothing that grabs them because it’s too expensive.
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by onesphere 3y ago
Next generation crazy personnel harness.
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by onesphere 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoomvWXunRc
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by onesphere 3y ago
That's not an MRE. Recycle it.
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by onesphere 3y ago
In General Relativity, matter curves spacetime, so instead of saying that all the “other fields” act within spacetime, perhaps “the metric [tensor] is determined by the matter and energy content of spacetime?” If geometry is described full
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by onesphere 3y ago
The eency weency ... got washed out.
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by onesphere 3y ago
Or: x = statistically[x][common_order[x][-1]] # least probable
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by onesphere 3y ago
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2026 b2d0f43e9c06728fdf372fb3d0447c9c1ecec0835d3747b45295c4b75d3ccbde <- 6888b1baaf7db8b414c5c2c847719457167885a0919020fa58f750c1e00f348a
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by onesphere 3y ago
I'm reading this through a smear on my screen which is the result of a spider that crawled across my face.
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by onesphere 3y ago
Where the center is everywhere and the perimeter nowhere. Or positronium.
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by onesphere 3y ago
2π inf^(1/2)
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by onesphere 3y ago
The dimension of variable 'p' (or its number of bits) could depend on the length of common_order (size of training data).
75.
by onesphere 3y ago
Of the one, or that fiery death that never ends To the heart of its description Go through great changing of conciseness It becomes what becomes the lesser, not to much more and not of us. And without whining (or any sad crap)
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by onesphere 3y ago
Its what makes an initial thought lead into the same thought. gasp
77.
by onesphere 3y ago
When I think, it leads to thought that is not the first, which immediately leads back to the first thought. What prevents the initial thought? What prevents it from becoming what it was not, before? Why did the thought become what it was
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by onesphere 3y ago
Or: s = - inf ... if p > s: s = p longest_to_end_start_token = i And then maybe you could sort all tokens by their length (if you wanted to find a length of sub-x).
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by onesphere 3y ago
Does this qualify for a credit? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arc-fault_circuit_interrupter
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by onesphere 3y ago
Ponderous.
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by onesphere 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenacity_(mineralogy) (the direct relationship wasn't transparent)
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by onesphere 3y ago
What about thin water? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrochemical_cell
83.
by onesphere 3y ago
Couldn’t you just hash your image and share your proven ownership?
84.
by onesphere 3y ago
For a two mile journey, I'd say they basically made it to the Titanic.
85.
by onesphere 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brittle_strength If it imploded, maybe its wreckage is banging against itself and that's the sound we're hearing.
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by onesphere 3y ago
Would you ever give the enemy demonstration of your detection capabilities especially when they know you’re looking for something?
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by onesphere 3y ago
If each token leads to another, it eventually leads to what commonly comes out as an ‘end token’. So each token has a certain chance of leading to a next token which might, possibly, say to end. current_token = <prompt> while c
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by onesphere 3y ago
Ant vs Termite death match: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATjG_g4Cngw (4 minutes) Cricket powder or escamol?
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by onesphere 3y ago
Does it have any https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_planet ?
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by onesphere 3y ago
Say goodbye to the ice caps and welcome to the jungle.

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