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by pa7x1 6y ago
Interesting view, thanks for sharing it. You are likely more qualified to categorize music as you have proper musical training. To me, the fact, that the concert is entirely improvised already places a foot on the jazz camp, considering it&
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by pa7x1 6y ago
I'm curious, if The Köln Concert is not jazz then what is it? I'm not a fan of discussing labels and semantics endlessly but I'm interested where would you place it, as I have a very hard time imagining it under any other maj
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by pa7x1 6y ago
Disclaimer: I have no horse in this race, I studied Theoretical Physics but left academia for the industry many years ago. My bills won't be paid whatever side of the discussion gets funded. 1. In its canonical formulation we don'
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Having more injection points, for example, UBI.
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All physical theories are fine-tuneable to some extent. The Standard Model of physics, our best tested theory, has 25 physical constants that need be put by hand. That doesn't make the theory able to predict "whatever you want&quo
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by pa7x1 6y ago
He added it to enforce a static universe, which was the predominant viewpoint at the time (more rooted on theology than experimental evidence). Then he dropped it and called it "his most embarrassing mistake" when Hubble showed th
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by pa7x1 6y ago
You are a bit out of date on your assumptions. You can read further here: https://vitalik.ca/general/2021/01/05/rollup.html
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by pa7x1 6y ago
You have pretty selective memory: https://coincodex.com/article/3669/the-184-billion-btc-bug-t... Fundamentally blockchains are about consensus, they have a mechanism to obtain consensus programatically but this
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by pa7x1 6y ago
Experts are real, unfortunately knowledge in many fields is built with very poor standards of quality. The experts in those fields are vastly knowledgeable in falsehoods. While the general public questions if we should be funding the next b
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by pa7x1 6y ago
Why do you assume that the reward for replication needs to be a constant?
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by pa7x1 6y ago
Do you have a reference? AFAIK it's 2 other German companies that are key in the production of EUV photolitography machines; Zeiss for the lenses and Trumpf for the lasers. I see reference for a company bought by ASML in California, HM
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by pa7x1 6y ago
This is correct, MWI is a no-added sugars interpretation. Just pure and simple what the QM equations say. There is another interpretation that can also be considered as close as possible to no-added sugars, the "ensemble interpretation
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by pa7x1 6y ago
My apologies if I came in too hard. You can find here a graph showing the staking rewards vs total staked ETH. https://i.redd.it/ml5qngtlsbx51.jpg
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by pa7x1 6y ago
This is a very poor analysis. What matters for the "haves" and "have nots", to keep using your terminology, are the entry costs. That's what separates the ability to become a "have" or "have not"
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by pa7x1 6y ago
All of Quantum Mechanics respect unitary evolution, unitary evolution can be rewinded back. Black hole evaporation breaks unitary evolution, at least in the semi-classical approximation of Hawking. If you prepare a pure quantum state it wil
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by pa7x1 6y ago
This 100%. There is so much confusion between HTTP/2 Push and and HTTP/2 bidirectional streaming capabilities, I personally had to go back to the Spec. to understand the difference because a lot of material just mixes them togethe
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by pa7x1 6y ago
Correct, thanks for bringing to attention that distinction. My point is that the idle capital held in monetary form does nothing, so I want to disincentivize that to some extent. While I have nothing against that capital being available
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by pa7x1 6y ago
Sales tax would be the only conventional tax in the scheme proposed. So it would need to be as high as needed to fit the public government spending. In some EU countries that would be above 50%, in the US may be roughly 40%. That may seem l
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by pa7x1 6y ago
This tax shenanigans happen because we have built an absurdly complex tax framework which can be gamed/abused with economies of scale. The solution is to streamline the tax framework as to make its implementation almost unavoidable. Lo
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by pa7x1 6y ago
To be fair, that kind of back of the envelope analysis shows that with our current knowledge we cannot assign this phenomenon to your hypothesis. But maybe that's precisely why the phenomenon remains unexplained because we have to thin
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by pa7x1 6y ago
Wave-depth and period are related, waves of 15s or even 26 are much too shallow to be affected by the seabed at those depths. EDIT: Some back of the envelope physics to see how plausible your hypothesis is: For deep water waves: wave_speed
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by pa7x1 6y ago
I'm sorry you had that experience. I find those requirements reasonably acceptable, they are there to ensure you are not a burden to the social welfare system. Spain has universal healthcare, if you go to an emergency room with a probl
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by pa7x1 6y ago
Thanks for the tips and clarifications. > It is not needed yearly. The validity is 4 years for "personal" certificates: Indeed, the "personal" certificate is invalidated each 4 years and you have to visit the police t
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by pa7x1 6y ago
The digitalization is work in progress and there are some hit or miss. I'm a Spaniard that currently lives in another (richer) EU country so that gives me some contrast on what is being done well and what needs to be improved. - Use of
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by pa7x1 6y ago
> I wonder then why many countries enforce them in open spaces. Note, this meant as a honest question. I think it's just simple to enforce and has very limited downside. We want people wearing them in public closed spaces because th
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Masks do very little in open spaces. We still don't have the data but I think a large part of infections is happening at home were prophylactic measures are highly impractical and impossible to enforce. We probably would have been able
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by pa7x1 6y ago
JSONSchema has a date, time and date-time format in its latest versions. The rationale for not including comments in a data exchange format is that they tend to be used for parsing and processing meta information which breaks the purpose of
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by pa7x1 6y ago
It's impossible to impose moderation in any language and you don't need unicode characters to write stupid code. Java programmers were writing HelloWorldFactory classes way before Julia existed.
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It's legal Julia. Julia editors or VS Code with the Julia plugin support LaTeX commands and will perform autocompletion and convert it to the unicode character. For example, if you write \nabla it will offer autocompletion and write ∇.
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by pa7x1 6y ago
To add a bit more information to what the sibling post provides. The original WebSocket handshake is done over HTTP/1.1, there is an RFC specifying how to perform the negotiation also over HTTP/2 connection but its support lacking

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