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Hi there. Not at this level. My idea was more like building it as a tower of intermediate languages or representations. Eg. You start with a core and pure language of primitives (for drawing and constraint solving), that should be easy to o
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This is interesting. Though a new code-first approach should follow an LLVM-like architecture IMO.
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I meant the LEO orbit, though I have no idea of their military activities, they might as well have a ton of objects there. Thank you for the counterpoint though, it was interesting :)
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I’m not sure that they have a lot of material at the same orbits. And they can move their material prior to the attack anyway.
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You need one rocket launch with a lot of (nuclear) EMP as cluster munitions.
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The earthy suffering to test your faith is all over the texts and their ethics.
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It’s at least as old as Abrahamic religions.
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It’s not a western value at all as exclusively as you describe it.
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There’s no such thing and fortunately your vision is completely wrong. There is no such a thing as a base or perfect model, nor goal to reach, by cheating or not. People who are usually referred as bad at math just need another perspective.
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Or with a fully automated systematic harassment. We’re not too far away from these weaponised AIs.
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And there’s those people who will just thank you after pointing out to the right resource. :)
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How to Deal with Bullshit? (384BC)
(gutenberg.org)
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Covid-19: Cuba will request WHO approval for homegrown vaccine
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This is an illusion of control. Once someone doesn’t follow some guideline or makes a mistake somewhere. Would you come again with an article saying: oh it’s safe, if only we didn’t do X or Y or Z… Yes if only… Elevation of sea levels (and
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Black Scholes and Heat Equation are the same, up to a change of variable.
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They didn’t do it on purpose. You should start the analysis from the population and its reality. Even Staline and Krutchev didn’t manage to get rid of high vodka consumption and alcoholism, where Putin managed while being less brutal. And h
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I think you’re misinterpreting the nature of the Russian regimes. Even the current one. After 1991, a lot of illegitimate fortunes built up, controlling important parts of different industries but also weapons, including nuclear ones. Even
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Long term? I think it will happen before the end of the century. That is not long term to me. They can’t maintain a regime that sacrifices the majority of the population. If they do so, they’ll be kings of… nothing.
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AdGuard though there’s some limitations on the number of rules.
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Topological naming issue is the biggest problem that they should address immediately. Otherwise they can’t call it a parametric drawing tool. Period. I discovered the issue in a middle of a design where I tried to change what I thought was
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No they won’t. The methane contained in their soils will just finish us. As if you were saying that you’d gain Alaska if you get rid of the permafrost. Yeah sure but you’ll lose all the rest. The biggest issue with global warming is that it
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Don't have such prejudices. Russia will be on the first line of climate change, they have quite few incentives to make the right call. Algeria for what I know is corrupt like hell and this undermines everything. Public policies if deci
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> "For years, every time we had data [on methane emissions] — we were flying over an area, we were driving around — we always found more emissions than we were supposed to see," he [the LSCE researcher] says. That means that th
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Where are the cocktails? I thought there would be some interesting cocktail ideas
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Try: Best dishwashers 2022 -amazon All websites with affiliated links disappear. You’ll most likely end up on Reddit but sometimes make some good discoveries.
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You’re overthinking it. In Idris, types can be computed. The RunLength data type is built such as if you give it a list, it gives you a (unique) type. And the only two constructors available are such that they enforce the encoding. Try to u
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Vc - Vr < 0 <=> 1 < Vr / Vc What kind of information the ratio gives you that the difference doesn’t?
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Isn’t the discrepancy due to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space-filling_curve ? (Aka Peano curves)
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I disagree. These annotations help to bind the variables to the context and the “detailed nuances”. Yes this is called a lookup table, and while it can seem obvious to you when you have spent 1y working on the same subject, it is not for th
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It’s not a single equation though where you’d need to rewrite the same variables 100 times.
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