rhaps0dy

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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
> So assuming for a second that the publishing hegemon is destroyed, what will happen next? Will all the up and coming star scientists happily publish on undifferentiated internet platforms where all that matters is science? Some maybe,
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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
> a Madrid-Barcelona ticket would be around 10 EUR This is crazy. It's such a long distance. How can it be so cheap? Is it subsidized? Do Ouigo operate their own trains?
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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
I did not know this and it’s quite funny. I’m glad there’s not a chance :)
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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
I think he is saying the US should just let TikTok be, because the Internet should be open to all.
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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
You're very welcome! Excellent job with the video too :)
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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
The naive integrator you're describing, just taking the differential equations and substituting dt by a small, non-zero time step, is known as the Euler integrator [1]. As you say, this scheme does not keep energy invariant. In fact, e
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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
> It definitely feels like there ought to be architects who can do this- with your input of course. To be fair, the article does mention that: if you commission an architect to do this, you should show them your Pinterest boards. Or at l
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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
Well, yes, for some people (maybe most). I don't dream of designing my living space, but I do like to live on a nice one. It's not like my bar is very high either.
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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
Isn't this a lot of work? I suppose it's perhaps worth it if you plan to live in a place for a long time, but surely there are specialists that do this for a living? Like, can't you just pay an architect to design the thing
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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
I really don't see what the problem is here. Stallman himself is OK with using proprietary software if it runs on someone else's machine. For example, here https://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html , he states h
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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
> Martin Shkreli was an early member and moderator > u/martinshkreli Surely this is not the actual Shkreli, but rather an impersonator?
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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
Vegan applicants would not find it funny.
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by rhaps0dy 6y ago
Just put: export PROMPT_COMMAND='if [ "$(id -u)" -ne 0 ]; then echo "$(date "+%Y-%m-%d.%H:%M:%S") $(pwd) $(history 1)" >> "${HOME}/bash_logs_$(hostname)/bash-history-$(date "+%Y-%
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by rhaps0dy 7y ago
How so? I had to look Tiresias up on Wikipedia, a blind prophet, but I still don't see the connection. Would it be possible for you to please explain?
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Windcatcher(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by rhaps0dy 7y ago|0 comments
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by rhaps0dy 7y ago
It is pretty unlikely that a company (Google) would break a contract with another relatively large organisation (Mozilla). Yes, Google vacuum up all your data and do shady stuff with it, but only because all of it is legal. Plus, the amount
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Sexism in the Academy: Women's narrowing path to tenure(nplusonemag.com)
44 points by rhaps0dy 7y ago|66 comments
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
I thought it was a "joke" on how shooting your wife on accident actually would be really serious and sad, but it could be that too.
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
>Also just noticed that even in the toggle example on the home page "natural" symbol is missing (flat/sharp reset). Yes. But, also from the toggle example, you can notice that each note that is sharp or flat (even if that
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
> Being greedy is not a crime. Taking advantage of lax regulations is not a crime. Being bailed out with tax dollars for risks that paid you off privately if they won is not a crime. Maybe that's your point, but therein lies the pro
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
Spotlight is kind of like dmenu but it also searches for files and stuff. I do agree on the tiling WM bit :(.
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
CalRobert means walking _nowadays_ (i.e. without poop) in cities that were built in the middle ages.
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
you can use LaTeX notation and then render it with something. For example MathJax, or emacs's org-preview-latex-toggle to show the rendered equations in the same buffer you write in.
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
Well, according to Transparency International, north-western European, Japan, and Anglo countries are overall less corrupt: https://www.transparency.org/news/feature/corruption_percept... However, do notice that a
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
"Make me a sandwich" "No" "Sudo make me a sandwich"
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
>What happens then? If that happens often enough, it will be profitable to run something serves electricity in these demand peaks. For example, storing excess electricity in batteries or by pumping water to elevated reservoirs, and gener
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
>Plus you can buy actual tomatoes and not red plastic balls. That's an important perk.
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
I'm pretty sure that a macbook pro could run the 5 agents using minimal GPU acceleration (eg WebGL) A 1024 unit LSTM only takes up a few megabytes of memory, and the multiplications at runtime are O(N^2) and not O(N^2 M), because you d
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
>Just let the network train itself without having a human laboriously determine the topology of the neural network I hope this little koan illustrates that this sentence is impossible to execute. The human always has to specify something
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by rhaps0dy 8y ago
I did get that, but why is asking the undergrads "who is al" a joke?

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