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by platz 7y ago
If you have a glass of separated half coffee on the bottom and cream on the top, the complexity temporarily increases as the two halfs mix. Then the complexity goes down again, as it becomes uniformly mixed. Yet, the coffee and cream are no
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by platz 7y ago
cybernetics links: What is cybernetics? https://vimeo.com/41776276 DESIGN FOR A SELF-REGENERATING ORGANIZATION https://www.pangaro.com/ashby+design-for-self-regenerating-c... NOTES 358 ON THE ROLE OF LEADER
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by platz 7y ago
cribbing your music picks :)
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by platz 7y ago
you can already share your desktop in zoom
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by platz 7y ago
Do you have to use the wireguard client or could say the VPN stack in Windows be used to connect to a wireguard server?
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by platz 7y ago
The point of the article, for those who read it, is to characterize different activities of development in a static language as deductive, abductive, or inductive and to discuss examples and relationships between these activities. it's
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by platz 7y ago
The PMS7003 looks like a great option, thanks!
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by platz 7y ago
metal filters aren't as effective at removing certain oils as paper, but are good enough to separate out the grounds.
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by platz 7y ago
I'd be more interested in VOC sensors or PM2.5 sensors. I feel like PM sensors are easy to understand. I wish i had a better grasp on VOC/TVOC though. It's hard to interpret what an elevated VOC from my foobot actually means
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by platz 7y ago
better or worse, item identification (i.e. deliberate information hiding) has been a core feature of roguelikes
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by platz 7y ago
The roguelike game mechanic is fantastic, but it really needs to break out of the fantasy theme in a big way.
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by platz 7y ago
> Inhaled aerosols are not a significant component of how this virus spreads. Not true http://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/03/commentar...
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by platz 7y ago
No
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by platz 7y ago
Well, you only have to time it 1.5 times because you can always sell before expiration, although there is that upper bound. If it doesn't look like it panning out, and you called wrong, you can get out and recoup some money. You'
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by platz 7y ago
You could also just buy some long put options or a long put spread. That doesn't seem to require being a pro and is a limited loss type of play.
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by platz 7y ago
Basic price theory only obtains under specific conditions like perfect competition, perfect information, fungibility of commodities, and zero friction for market entry and exit.
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by platz 7y ago
I guess everyone truly is a bag of preferences navigated by pure reason and an unwavering drive to maximize their utility functions after all.
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by platz 7y ago
These kinds of prices (gouging) are not at an idealized equilibrium. They don't reflect the true supply. They're just predatory on people who have incomplete information.
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by platz 7y ago
You assume the price is at equilibrium. If there is gouging, that's definitely not the case.
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by platz 7y ago
As far as I can tell, the only difference between git flow and not git flow is whether you have a Develop branch or not
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by platz 7y ago
The next time we're in a world war I'll grant your point Can we talk about things that happened in the last 70 years please
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by platz 7y ago
regime change doesn't work
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by platz 7y ago
I'm not saying absolute is necessarily better than rate. I'm saying that it's a choice that highlights different information. there is no objective right answer, and it's about intent of the communicator. in this case,
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by platz 7y ago
I can see why people might be mislead, but absolute value is a very understandable metric. If you start moving to things like per-capita, i actually think that has the potential to be more confusing for more numbers of people. so yes, absol
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by platz 7y ago
29 to 40 year old Chinese doctors have already died. If it was really only 0.2/0.4% for them, those events would have been extremely unlikely. Also, in Iran it is concerning how much higher the CFR is there; which are leading some to
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by platz 7y ago
Do 29 year old doctors typically die from the flu?
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by platz 7y ago
And yet, it is only the folks that irrationally do vote that make the individual contributions that ultimately add up to something larger. I think this is a failure of the philosophy of individualism and the atomization of the individual fr
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by platz 7y ago
So as long as you're dividing by the number of pieces, then that means the sets cost less? But actually the sets cost more, not less. The article also seems to assume that the price increase is due to intrinsic manufacturing costs of a
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by platz 7y ago
Now do you think that propagating probability amplitude is a real physical thing?
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by platz 7y ago
> enumerating derived classes at compile-time is usually a bad design Depends on what kinds of guarantees you want. At the extreme, you can make everything in the system late-bound, and then you simply have a dynamic language instead of

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