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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
>I found it perfect for meetings where I didn't want the client to feel like I was tight on time or rushing things, even if I had to. Ah, this seems good. Socially acceptable information-checking. I'll keep this in mind as a us
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Related, s-expression Python: https://github.com/hylang/hy
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
What productivity thing would you use a smartwatch for? I got a Pebble as a hackathon prize and tried to use it for a while, but I wasn't able to find a use for it that I didn't already do with my smartphone, which you must take w
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Just say "cock", with a straight face, not laughing and serious, and people will not laugh. People will know it's the proof assistant. Same when saying "Hoare logic".
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
This sounds hilarious, but you can't possibly read all of them.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
I still don't quite understand: "The method is 'analogue' in the sense that it is not like Shor's algorithm, which is programmable in a quantum computer following the gate model. Instead, it is the measurement of a
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
.i na vacri la .mars. .u'i
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Why does the BSD implementation compare with copies of the data outside the original array? Is there a performance benefit to doing this?
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
No, a short. Or closed circuit.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
JSON does have a BNF definition. http://www.json.org/
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Pardon my naiveté, but, why didn't anyone do this before? Isn't it easier to fly if you take less time because you have tailwinds?
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
It's exactly a stereotype. AKA weak bayesian evidence for a characteristic based on other, easier to measure, characteristics. EDIT: I thought the result was going to be exactly the opposite before I made this comment. My first impulse
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Good find. But I don't think this is going to matter.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
>But if you already have a secure channel - what's the use case? You can use Whatsapp, or some other E2E-encrypted service that is easy to use, and then transmit the sensitive data over encrypted email, which is more convenient for
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
It depends on what your goals are. If your goal is to do effective business, probably not. If your goal is to signal your political allegiance, possibly to not get fired yourself, then yes get them out. If your goals are a mix of both, weig
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
There's no reason to deny other people of the free lessons, other than green envy. You can get the material anyways from the recommended course books, which are probably available in the public library at request. Or the course notes i
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
> Discriminating against a few or against everyone because of a negligible cost is a failure. It's not a negligible cost to transcribe every single phrase the lecturer utters, for hours and hours and hours of lessons. Would it be be
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
I think the money was totally worth it, just for the fun we all had. It's a lot of people having fun. Although maybe the people who don't know about this (thus couldn't have fun) shouldn't have paid for it :\
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Some of the replies to the thread show mistakes in the paper. For example, Zimbabwe is marked as very active and very hateful. But it's probably just people with a VPN: doing that to get a "controversial" or "funny"
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
It's just http://zombo.com/ , but yeah :P
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
They raced to the bottom for prices and number of ships, and now neither of them is profitable. Moloch who kills shipping companies!
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
The term AI has two somewhat separate meanings and you're equivocating. Which is unsurprising, given that Musk himself is not saying anything to separate them. Anyways. The AI we must be careful with is "strong AI", that is,
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It's Bayes All the Way Up(slatestarcodex.com)
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Apparently yes. But come one, he is credited with the single most successful video game in history (says the article).
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
>They make more money selling ink than <activity> I'm not surprised. At all. With the prices ink has...
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Does it work to outright say "It's not a date, I just want to talk to you"? Or does it have the opposite effect and make the askee more wary that the asker may, in fact, take it as a date?
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
I couldn't quite understand the video. Why did they clone Maya and maintain feature parity and use the same formats?
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
>Do they just turn off the "I'm a noob" angle, assume the standard authoritative tone they always use and cover other topics with just as flimsy of an understanding? Yes. See [Murray] Gell-Mann Amnesia: “Briefly stated, th
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
New Zealand does appear. If the map appears cropped, you can move it by dragging with the mouse. Awesome game.
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by rhaps0dy 10y ago
Nice snark, but one can extract more interesting insights. "learning deficits observed in healthy older adults are driven by a diminished capacity to represent and use uncertainty to guide learning" From a Bayesian, or normal mach

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