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https://ludii.games/lud/games/Lielow.lud deciphered with https://ludii.games/downloads/LudiiGameLogicGuide.pdf (equipment { (board (square 10)) (piece "Disc" E
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4y ago
It's hard to believe anything of real value can be communicated in such a constrained format, but would you care to share any tiktoks that are actually worth risking a hugely time-wasting addiction for?
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4y ago
sorry for the combative tone in my earlier comment. Though, the answer for me is (obviously) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31902637
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4y ago
Why are you even asking this question? You come off as someone who is trying to "game" their image to appear more credible to others. If credibility is your sole aspiration, you'll probably never achieve it. Just make somethi
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4y ago
> there's no actual evidence that you can create an accurate digital model that is equivalent to an analog and biochemical brain. There are mountains of evidence in favor of the Standard Model, which is computable. Therefore, there
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4y ago
I'd like to hear this from someone who publishes papers outside the (sorry) borderline pseudo-scientific field of {soci,psych}ology. Sure, there's an endless array of unreplicable studies you can do in these fields without spendin
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4y ago
Maybe my brain is slow but 100 WPM was never, ever the bottleneck while coding, and I doubt I even hit 80 most of the time. If 100 WPM is too slow to get your ideas into code, maybe it's time to find a programming language/editor
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4y ago
How about we start with not allowing states to blatantly ignore the First Amendment?
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4y ago
Your algorithm to embed a graph in 2D is intriguing: https://i.imgur.com/7xhl7VY.png What kind of curve is this?
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4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_clearing_house A specific project: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACH_Network
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> we should apply the law equally to everyone What is the law, and what is equal? There's a law saying you have to pay taxes, so do you object to the fact that this law is applied unequally to rich people who have to pay more? And t
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4y ago
I'm not sure why you think that article proves your point. Of course poor people will get more parking tickets, they're often the ones who don't have proper parking arrangements. Do you think I was saying that wealthy people
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4y ago
You're focusing way too hard on the example of risky traffic behavior, which has a deterrent far more potent than any fine: potential loss of life (one can even argue that how much you value your life scales with your wealth, partially
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4y ago
It's also that. In general, getting "ratiod" is when two metrics about any given online posting have a ratio that is on the (perceived) wrong side of 1.
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4y ago
> Write down what you’re saying, while you’re saying it uh, what? That's a great way to ensure that I do a poor job of both speaking and writing.
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5y ago
If the phrase is used to harass people in a targeted manner, then sure. Running a platform that excludes those who harass people is quite reasonable, and necessary if you want to keep those sweet advertising numbers up.
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5y ago
The point is, building tunnels underground for personal transport vehicles as a "solution" to traffic is a terrible idea, and something only a showman can sell. Even if he has an awkward 2 hour speech about it, he succeeded as a s
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5y ago
Here's Musk being a pure showman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQcfi8HK1i8 Even though there's a bunch of people (including Carmack) that claim that he's a great engineer, it's really hard to believe
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5y ago
> people have been indoctrinated to expect home ownership Expecting to own the building and land on which you live and from which you contribute to society is a product of indoctrination? That makes sense if you're completely agains
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5y ago
If not wanting to live in an enclave as a nominally second-class citizen is racist, then I don't know what to say. Let's not deny reality here, that's really what you end up being if you try to interact with the main racial g
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5y ago
Maybe you should try to understand why certain kinds of people (of, perhaps the non-white kind) would not want to move into an insular community?
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5y ago
As another commenter pointed out, a 3.5% down FHA loan would make it feasible to buy a house with those numbers. But in any case, $80k is up there in terms of typical trades salaries, at least if cursory Googling can be trusted. Your median
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> He could've been a plumber/electrician/welder who would do really well in the current market. False. A plumber making $80k (US median seems to be around $60k) isn't going to be able to save up for a down payment if
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It's not inconceivable. There is "crosstalk" between neurons in the gut and the neurons in the brain. https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fendo.2021.7482...
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5y ago
As a 20-something year old, trying to make friends with people that you don't know is an incredibly frustrating experience because there's a good chance that the group you're trying to join were friends since childhood. No ma
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5y ago
To see why you're wrong, all you have to do is look up a survey: From Maricopa county (Phoenix): https://www.abc15.com/news/local-news/investigations/why-is-... That's 2,239 people (16 percent of al
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5y ago
You can see the lights on Google Maps street view, for example: https://www.google.com/maps/@-34.9359362,138.550496,3a,75y,3...
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5y ago
Thanks, this is definitely what I was looking for. It shows how insanely unbelievable the whole thing is. > HQU rolls out a world model roleplaying Clippy long enough to imagine the endgame where Clippy seizes control of the computers to
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> It’s also going to happen in the blink of an eye — because once it gets loose, there is no stopping it from scaling itself incredibly rapidly. Whether we want it to or not, it will impact every human being’s life. What does "get l
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I learned how to write programs from Scratch[0]. Back in the pre-1.4 days (IIRC) there was no native sin/cos functions, so they had to be "implemented" somehow to translate arbitrary angles into delta (x,y). The way that I fo
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