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You can spend 30 min, watching someone learning how to ski, you will learn something. You will not be able to ski by yourself though.
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> There's the police and the criminal justice system for that. Well yes, however there was an orchestrated effort to convince people that the system is not working. That effort was successful enough to generate public interest we ob
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> One of the annoying things engineers have to deal with is stopping whatever they're doing and doing a review. I would have thought that reviewing PRs and doing it well is in the job description. You latter mention "someone&qu
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The Armorials section in Wikipedia: The armorials of the South Sea Company, according to a grant of arms dated 31 October 1711, were: Azure, a globe whereon are represented the Straits of Magellan and Cape Horn all proper and in sinister ch
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11mo ago
Sounds interesting, unfortunately for some reason a login is required - I'll pass
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11mo ago
As long as the submissions are on behalf of humans we should. The humans should accept the consequences too.
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UK IVF couples rank embryos based on potential IQ, height and health
(theguardian.com)
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11mo ago
I shared this one with my son, the step where the 2ab expressions cancel out gave him a little aha moment.
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Many go off-world to create real estate opportunities?
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The author is stretching an analogy, it's a price to pay for starting with R^3 as a motivational example. There is nothing in the general definition of a vector space that requires it's elements to be "indexed"
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"junior developers" is a convenient label, it is incorrect but it will take a bit until we come up something that describes entities that: - can write code - tireless - have no aspirations - have no stylistic or architectural pref
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Goodbye, Cavities? Scientists Just Found a Way to Regrow Tooth Enamel
(scitechdaily.com)
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1y ago
Would a mention of loot boxes move you?
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1y ago
At least for 4D, would you not consider 3D-over-time as a four dimensional model? Doesn't watching the evolution as seen here allows for building up an intuition ?
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The commercial models are not designed to win the imitation game (that is what Allan Turing named it). In fact the are very likely to loose every time.
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River of Gods by Ian McDonald Indian politics 100 years following independence, forbidden AIs that pass a predefined threshold and policemen that chase them, individuals who have all their gender indicators surgically removed ... An amazing
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More paintings by Pirsomani AKA Pirsomanashvili https://www.wikiart.org/en/niko-pirosmani/all-works#!#filter...
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That narrowing gap is where we humans find purpose and meaning. If an impersonation of an opera singer can't be distinguished from the real thing, what would be the point of the real thing?
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"The discriminatory treatment they faced included social segregation and restrictions on marriage and occupation. Despite laws and edicts from higher levels of government and religious authorities, this discrimination persisted into th
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Cagot
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Which part?
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You could get hit by a meteorite or space debris without flying too. Not sure if this helps though...
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A relevant quote from David Hilbert: "Mathematics in Göttingen?" Hilbert repiled. "There is really none any more." https://hsm.stackexchange.com/questions/2486/source-for-hilb...
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"The existence of altruism in nature is at first sight puzzling, because altruistic behaviour reduces the likelihood that an individual will reproduce" More, in the Altruism in Biology Wikipedia entry: https://en.wikipe
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Can you conceive of how caring for the injured might have a benefit in an evolutionary / game theoretical sense?
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Apocalypse Now was financed by Coppola.
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or you could just skip the pain and count the space between the fingers.
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An example lethal dose table here. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Median_lethal_dose Aspirin and Caffeine are lethal, so are Capsaicin and water. What is your point?
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inevitable... because of Manifest Destiny? Like so (source Wikipedia) "... there were three basic tenets behind the concept: The assumption of the unique moral virtue of the United States. The assertion of its mission to redeem the wor
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The DSEI 2025 Exhibition and European Rearmament – Tech, Trends and Highlights [video]
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