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Workshop on the Psychological Reality of Lisp (1981)(web.archive.org)
4 points by ramenbytes 2y ago|1 comments
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
Solid, actionable advice. Thank you, and good luck!
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
> I recommend (not ironically) Double Binded Sax by the group named Software. After you finish that, I recommend queuing up Friedrich Nietzsche by Klaus Schulze.
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
Soon-to-be grad student here. Could you expand a bit? Is there anything you recommend doing ahead of time to weed out some of these tarpits, or is the already mentioned heuristic the best we've got so far?
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
Check.
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
As an Android user, I'd counter "Signal". Which I think would bring things back to what another comment mentioned about preferences in messaging platforms.
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
I'd thought of the money one, hadn't thought about the possible signaling of "weird" beliefs. The third point seems a little silly at first, but reflecting on my own musings on whether to go full Signal-only or not I gue
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Coco Schumann interview in Die Zeit Oct. 29 2015(doppelhouse.com)
2 points by ramenbytes 2y ago|0 comments
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
> Lisp let's you imagine a way of doing something, and then just implement that with nothing getting in your way. That's something that stuck with me from the SICP lectures: problem solving via wishful thinking. That's par
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
I think these are (some of?) the mentioned ML and APL inspired libraries: https://github.com/coalton-lang/coalton https://github.com/phantomics/april
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
Seen this yet? https://github.com/coalton-lang/coalton
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
Is there any possible steelman for this, or is it as shallow as it sounds?
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
I can't find it right now, but there was a conference proceedings detailing efforts structuring human thought around cons cells.
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
Care to expand? I have some gripes with them myself, but I haven't demanded enough of their stuff to find technical issues yet. My problems are of the "oscilloscope is pestering me about windows updates" and "service man
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
The comment I responded to made the statement that OAI behaved like the sea witch who literally stole someone's voice. That is not the case here, since Scarlett still has her voice and OAI only (allegedly?) copied it. Whether OAI viola
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
Yet another vote for Kagi. When I was on the free plan it felt like a secret weapon that I pulled out for tough searches. Happy to pay for it now. Now, they do have a similar AI summary feature, but it actually links the sources it used to
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
Kagi. They actually have a filter setting to only show forum results. They have one for the "smallweb" as well. Also a "smallweb" landing page designed to help you discover niche creators like you mentioned. Here: https
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
I don't think that's quite the same. Are they going out and hiring impersonators of the actors who declined the role or digitally enhancing the substitute to look like them? That seems closer to what happened here.
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
Key difference here is that Scarlett still has her voice.
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
I found this after the recent music vs lyric discussion prompted me to dig into how Dead Can Dance 's music is described. I said glossolalia in the other thread, but it seems the singer disagrees.
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Lisa Gerrard (Dead Can Dance): Universal Language(igloomag.com)
2 points by ramenbytes 2y ago|1 comments
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
I'm a music person, when I'm approaching new (to me) music I'm highly focused on how the melodies, harmonies, rhythms, textures, etc. fit into a coherent narrative/whole and the lyrics don't factor in at all, though
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
What I remember hearing when I took it was that it is the first introduction to proofs for a lot of people. It's not on the level of some higher-division undergraduate math courses that weed out people who are good at arithmetic vs goo
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
There is a typo in the title. "Tim" should be "Tom".
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Solar Super Storm 2024 – Eye of the Storm [video](youtube.com)
2 points by ramenbytes 2y ago|0 comments
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
Internet connections can be used to SSH into a box to deploy and run software. IANAL, but I could see that catching ISP's and VPN's.
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by ramenbytes 2y ago
> They refuse to show you the map beyond a postage-stamp area in the immediate vicinity. Making it utterly impossible to get your bearings and make good decisions. I didn't realize this until I started using a Thomas Guide in the pa
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by ramenbytes 3y ago
Indeed. I've heard that certain acoustic guitar makers are starting do certain types of scientific analyses of the wood they buy for the guitar body to ascertain how it will behave, I wonder if there is any work being done in the violi
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by ramenbytes 3y ago
TLDR: It's a grassroots open-source emulator of the server for Lego® Universe.
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Darkflame Universe(github.com)
3 points by ramenbytes 3y ago|1 comments

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