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the smoke that comes from the fairies is a bit deterministic for my tastes -- looks like it is being driven by a trigonometric function and doesn't have much turbulence or interaction with local environment/surfaces.
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I am curious how hn would construct a program which tried to minimize the latency of "simplest" test possible. Lets say -- press the space bar and the pixel at top right of screen turns green. I used to use nasm on a dos machine -
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For example, it would be trivial to default content be shared to friends only. If Zuck gave a true shit about privacy, that change could happen instantly, and years ago.
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While I think this 14 year old and story is authentic, I think this will be misused as a motivational story to fuel Zuckerberg's new white-knighting of privacy concerns. It's really important that Facebook be held to account for t
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Thanks for your helpful reply, but I am still having an issue understanding part of the idea of mapping sets of points. Suppose that there was an arbitrary rule that points can only exist at integer coordinates, then (0,2] would have 2 elem
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I'm not intuitively convinced that this proof is sound because I feel like is ignoring the concept of "stretching" when mapping a fixed range like (0,1) to a larger or smaller set. EG, I don't care that you can map point
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Is there a more direct way to encode garbage collection in type unification without separate treatment? Eg can you chain pure fuctions together that pass a world(memory block) around inside of some user defined monad that does the memory ma
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8y ago
Consider including an email or other contact info here or in profile, some may want to help you but not publicly.
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If we arrange all possible combinations of letters into strings, then we can have all the books which burned in Alexandria. But if you had to walk along an isle in the library of the superset of all possible books, you would die before you
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I have explored Matula numbers/trees before knowing what they were called. The following document has example trees and an explanation : http://williamsharkey.com/integer-tree-isomorphism.pdf
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8y ago
www is a sub domain and orthogonal to protocol. Eg ftp://www.yo.com should be valid as well.
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Ridiculous we are still waiting on a Turing Tumble llvm backend that will emit decent marble netlistings. I swear if it doesn’t have proper tail recursion, you will have an actual mess when the stack overflows near the mere thought of fib(n
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8y ago
The amount of energy depends on how long the average cup would sit. A better critism might be complications in climates where water freezes. In any case, there is nothing so wrong with my comment that necessitates a negative attitude. I wou
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8y ago
They may as well make the concrete blocks in the shape of cups. Open a drain hole when the cups are on the ground. When the cups are on top of the towers, let them fill with rain.
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Isn't this sort of culture poisoning to be expected when a flourishing university CS department invites the creation of a center for entrepreneurship? Have you seen this sort of arrangement work out before when you invite 'VC'
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8y ago
Re birds -sage bird is the y combinator.
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I am loving this paper so far, brings together some nice ideas with a good eye for knowing what sub topics to explore. The graphical notation is reminiscent of certain graphics that can be expressed with a recursive png tool at http:/
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I wonder - to what extent does cooperating with gov’t on data collection act as insurance against being sued out of existence. IE - if you play nice and install a backdoor for nsa to query your data, will they influence trials? Obviously th
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I agree that deceptive marketing should be punished. With that out of the way, I am genuinely curious: Has you or anyone you know ever believed that Tesla's have autopilot? Anyone I have ever spoken to basically thinks that Teslas have
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Just this source – secure context discussion
(lists.w3.org)
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I made a font based off Kobigraphs with font struct a few years ago [1] - but it’s not really a perfect mapping. I found the dotlessbraille.org site quite interesting. [1] https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/
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The article states: "A central pillar of quantum theory is that the information — the probabilistic 1s and 0s representing particles’ states — is never lost. (The present state of the universe preserves all information about the past.)
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Re “trusting trust” - do you know if it is possible to build a constant time encoder on top of a maliciously compromised system/toolchain? I assume it is not possible in general. Maybe this is a worthless observation because it applies
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>> Aligning the code means compiler will insert NOPs before the code you want to align. That increases binary size and might cost you performance if you insert a lot of nops in the hot path. In the end executing nops doesn’t come for
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RE > There are an exhaustingly large set of companies that hire exclusively from the set of men, leaving competition for the smaller set of women much easier. I don't know of any large companies that only hire from candidate pools o
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I would search for nice enumerations of graphs, hash functions, types and functions. I doubt I would make any progress in a month or perhaps ever. 1. Find a nice numbering system for graphs. (Rooted trees already have a nice numbering syste
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There is a simpler explanation. It is the Peter principle. A person is promoted until failure. All else being equal, if two people are leaders, leader A will be on average as good as leader B. If one were significantly better, they would be
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Nice website. The “about” section is probably the most interesting for visitors and could be expanded. Readers might not know what TAS is. Is there anything you want to add or change about the site?
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Facebook likely has the messages. The accusers in these episodes have been honest, and that’s why we are not seeing demands for evidence. You will not hear S demand the Facebook messages. The only defense he will use is being naive, ignoran
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The motivation behind this demo: - looking at svgs on other people's website and noticed the code is often lengthy Goals: - to generate random svgs which are short in code size - be able to quickly browse random svgs to find appealing
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