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by platz 5y ago
who is doing Space-based architecture?
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by platz 5y ago
I hadn't read the books. If you think about it for about 5 seconds, it makes sense swords are the only thing that are effective against shields and the explanation about fast vs slow is very clear.
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Massive DDoS attack shuts down South Korean KT national network(fuentitech.com)
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by platz 5y ago
is Probabilistic Programming the same thing as doing MCMC (Markov chain Monte Carlo)? How do these two ideas relate? Or is one a subset of the other?
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by platz 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_strategy_and_tactics#Sente_... > A player whose moves compel the opponent to respond in a local position is said to have sente (先手), meaning they player has the initiative; the oppon
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by platz 5y ago
But, who wants to live forever?
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by platz 5y ago
are these message channels deterministic? Or would order of delivery and processing be resolved by chance?
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by platz 5y ago
Unfortunately any human empistemic framework is going to be circular or undecideable
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by platz 5y ago
presuppositionalists claim that they receive knowledge through divine revelation i.e. direct access to God, which is objective, absolute, and true by definition.
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by platz 5y ago
Most theists would insist that even that super-dimensional alien would require a "first mover", or point of origin for causality, and the true god would be the absolute origin of anything that could exist even in theory. transferr
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by platz 5y ago
> Is that all there is to it? A txt to database solution? > This whole check should not even be in SQL. > Similarly, for our original problem we should have a function or class which purpose is to check whether a word matches again
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by platz 5y ago
It's not that monads "require" higher kinded types, it's that , like an interface, monads only start really "buying" their "cost" when there are _many_ different things that can be monads. Then the co
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by platz 5y ago
can one not be state curious with people and relationships?
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by platz 5y ago
Had? Im pretty sure I saw my local MicroCenter have issues of 2600 recently (which I also find somewhat amusing)
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by platz 5y ago
How would you characterize it if a group reached a consensus that person X is curious i.e. what kind of curiosity do they have.
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by platz 5y ago
What would be the appropriate comparison/relation between 2600 and Phrack?
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by platz 5y ago
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by platz 5y ago
his account is active, only the incident comments were deleted
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by platz 5y ago
I've read that, but I've also read that it depends on what's available for them to eat, and they'll also chew on roots if they need to.
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by platz 5y ago
hah, feast your eyes my dude https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iPosKLguoU apparently these are Lepidocrytus Springtails https://bugguide.net/node/view/928438/bgimage
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by platz 5y ago
i've found springtails are nearly indestructible
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by platz 5y ago
The watering scheule isn't the nightmare, the insects are.
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by platz 5y ago
The article claims is that stability on a national level involves a large number of these non-critical systems all working correctly on a systemic level.
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by platz 5y ago
I'm tring to highlight and draw comparisons _between_ industries in order to discover what is _different_ between them. I don't think the claim that software devs are oppressed by management (as if other industries do not have man
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by platz 5y ago
Im not trying to establish a categorical imperative that applies to everything, such as toilets, but may make sense in certain industries (maybe zoological taxidermy)? The larger point is why the software industry has avoided regulatory c
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by platz 5y ago
> It may be less obvious why the state cares who runs pet shops, inseminates cattle, or performs zoological taxidermy, but if you read the applicable laws, you'll learn that animal welfare and protection of endangered species have m
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by platz 5y ago
But is it Detotated WAM?
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by platz 5y ago
the government can't be insolvent to by owing money to itself.
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by platz 5y ago
How do you know beethoven didn't intend for the remainder to be 79 bars of silence? (This is a serious question.) Fundamentally, current A.I. is predicated on replicating stationary distributions. In that sense they are deeply conser
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by platz 5y ago
> The end-goal with Textual is to make it the best way to create applications in the terminal (with Python or any other language). how would this be able to support languages other than python?

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