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by ozzmotik 8y ago
a problem fixed under less ideal situations is still a fixed problem regardless.
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
id probably be pretty inclined to agree with this, c was my first language back when i was like 12 and i pretty much thank that for my general ability to process programming languages (even ones unknown to me) as long as I can tie it back t
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Ｚｋｌ – zen kinetic language(zenkinetic.com)
1 points by ozzmotik 8y ago|0 comments
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Meet zkl, the language that accidentally my ｗｈｏｌｅｓｅｒｖｅｒ(zenkinetic.com)
2 points by ozzmotik 8y ago|0 comments
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
sure if you mean it by the old sense of a species (cf. the human race)
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
ive never heard a convincing argument for why it's necessarily a bad thing to "play god". it just seems like an oft repeated phrase that makes no sense to me and only survived because of some idea that we have no right to try
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
i agree with the poor impulse control claim but beyond that, for people who feel disenfranchised by the system and as though they have no other qualities they can actually use to survive in society, at least wrt the concept of selling drugs
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
[̲̅b̲̅][̲̅e̲̅][̲̅w̲̅][̲̅a̲̅][̲̅r̲̅][̲̅e̲̅] for ｈｏｒｇａｓｈ is coming
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
not sure if it's been mentioned already but https://tell.wtf offers a similar service to this along with a rather intelligent unicode pallete and the ability to draw characters to try and match characters you're lookin
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
id probably consider that to be murder as well but there are two concessions that have to be made: 1.) we are making that evaluation within the context of modern society where the ownership of slaves is generally seen as inhumane and atroci
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
yes im aware. it's just that i think maybe that murder isn't the most effective terminology because of the simple fact that most of the taking of animal life in the context of providing food to the population isn't performed
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
it was obvious, just as it's obvious that the first words i said were that it was just a minor nitpick based on what the technical definition of the word "murder" is. i wasn't per se trying to make a legal argument, more
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
just a minor nitpick: the technical definition of murder is the unlawful killing of another. in most cases, the killing of animals is not unlawful and therefore can't really be called murder. also depending on the source of the definit
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
hey thanks for suggesting this, based on what I've read so far it's extremely applicable to my situation and is the sort of thing I've been needing to read for a while. hopefully i can intuit the wisdom at this point in my li
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
hey thanks for the suggestions ill have to try a few of those stacks later when I have the money to. I've been meaning to experiment with a racetam as well as adrafinil (or more realistically modafinil if I could acquire it directly.)
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
i can't exactly tell you what to do because I personally suffer from the same problem in essentially every corporate endeavor i seek. however, that being said, i can give you a lot of things not to do : -don't not admit that you&
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
i would also suggest specifically to look into ampakines if you're going to go the nootropic route. nothing ive ever taken beats IDRA-21 in terms of destroying the barrier to knowledge acquisition and fluidity. I hear prl-8-53 also wor
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
definitely not a fade out but still conceptually a fade. still i do think it's important to note the distinction regardless
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
as an active musician (and having been one for 15 years) i personally almost never find myself using fades on the macro level. i think they're super useful for controlling the build up and release of tension throughout the song but i t
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
application of occams razor: people will repeatedly post and promote their own individual work because they have a desire for others to interact with it and gain value from it, and beyond that because they desire attention for their work an
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
seconded; before learning another language that made it explicit rather than implicit, i sorta just took the linguistic structures of English for granted. it wasn't until I studied German that I even really began to truly understand th
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
id suggest that there is no inherent need for mathematical models at all, unless there was a specific desire in the first place to produce said models for some reason. while certainly one would hope that formal models and analysis is perfor
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Rave.dj – an artificially intelligent mash-up machine(rave.dj)
199 points by ozzmotik 8y ago|94 comments
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
wow i can't help but wonder what the deal with all the downvotes is, it's not like I said something with no substance or I wasted anyone's time; every time I put a lot of thought into something this is the shit that happens s
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
profundity is relative to the mind that creates the experience of the profound; it's all with respect to some other ideal. what you may consider as trite and lacking substance or meaning, from another perspective may be perceived to be
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
i second this idea, though I disagree with the idea that someone can't do anything with it. there's nothing, say, physically stopping me, and since the intent is expressed on the page as open source, i really doubt the author woul
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
perhaps suffer wasn't the right term in terms of subjective expression becsuse i wouldn't say I distinctly suffer per se, i was just more using the term "suffer" in the sense of "suffering a condition" implying
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
oh hey you suffer from the whole aphantasia thing too? i think that really made the process of answering what a church steeple is a bit more difficult; i was unable to actually construct the perception of a church from the past, though that
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
i think it's great that you represent it as a projection because that is exactly what it is: a representation of another, perhaps more "objective" (though I'm not sure at that level that attributes like that apply) data
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by ozzmotik 8y ago
i would argue that we don't see in any dimension, at least in terms of the physical capacity of the eye. we just take in varying wavelengths of light and those have no intrinsic dimensionality to them per se. the actual manifestation o

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