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The Makeup of a Dollar
(satisologie.substack.com)
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On Tariffs, “Trade Wars,” and the Mandate of Heaven
(satisologie.substack.com)
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6y ago
Startup! FAANG is designed to feed you well and pay you well and keep you well occupied until you have too many encumberments to create your own, potentially competitive, startup!
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On Limitation and Unlimitation
(satisologie.substack.com)
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Reverse Engineering a Japanese Sentence
(learn-japanese.org)
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Reverse Engineer Some Japanese
(japanesecomplete.com)
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sova
6y ago
"unicode was intended only for print media" doesn't bleed with irony already?
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6y ago
So if the idea is to "maximize leverage," would you say that influencing one person's life profoundly and unalterably would be more leverage-bearing than influencing many lives shallowly? To me this question gets very intere
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The only way to enforce such a scheme is fascism -- immediately negating all freedoms won thereby
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One problem with this maxim is that all nefarious code would also be open-sourced. Would you really want every subversive tool also openly available? One could argue that the inner workings of a car engine or music box are "closed sou
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Could someone elaborate on what the author means by "leverage?"
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Pardon the transgression. The full quote reads "Computer science is not about machines, in the same way that astronomy is not about telescopes. There is an essential unity of mathematics and computer science" and is disputatively
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7y ago
So your professor was Dijkstra?
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Check that file exists (different programming languages)
(rosettacode.org)
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7y ago
Thank you, that makes sense!
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Given that one only needs to recirculate 5-7% of the blood and expose it to UV C, could we not shrink this age-old device into something portable? I don't know anything about phlebotomy or the implications of liquid pressure in the bo
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While I agree that it is a dead-end in terms of formalisation, I think there are many things worth noting from ANKS: + From small simple beeps and boops we can get orchestrated incomprehensibly large aesthetically pleasing pieces of generat
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Interestingly enough, when Kuwait did basic income issuances to the general public (everyone) they could not mitigate a spike in commodity prices every time the fund was dispersed. They continually blamed the finance ministers and heads of
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While a nice idea, adding "buses" to this sentence negates any benefit from removing "cars" from the landscape because they are fundamental the same sort of vehicle, are they not? The main issue is not the aesthetic of h
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Cash delivery?
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Will translate to a 9.99% equity stake https://finance.yahoo.com/news/facebook-invests-5-7-billion-...
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Accept/Reject H0 truth tables should be commonplace placards in hospitals
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Reminding the individual that their fate is in their hands is the way to go ! Even better when they can remind themselves!
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7y ago
Consider something simple and everyday like a test to see if you have <virus>. There is a true positive, false positive, true negative, and false negative. It could be any one of the four. When we think that there are only two outc
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Logos are an art form, choosing a logo that scales well, this article does not even show historical forms for the logos it enjoys, which is a pity, because that's where the learning is.
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Great write-up and the chart is really befuddling -- surely someone must have a higher perceived income than their actual income, but that only occurs infrequently, and only at low levels of income. Interesting! How to feel more rich than
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Related Explanation/Discovery : "But if you ask, where the substance comes from... the trees come out of the air?!" -Richard Feynman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1pIYI5JQLE&feature=youtu.be...
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I love that you released a fully functional free version, I think you can release a separate [pro] version now that would somehow replace your lock screen with these awesome visuals. People would pay a one-time fee for that $2-$5 and would
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Clojure / ClojureScript -- one of my favorite things to do is prototype new features in a fresh clojurescript template based on Figwheel
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No touching! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LEJ6tZI7_k
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