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by stazz1 4y ago
Disagree, i think it's so you can find your friends.
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by stazz1 4y ago
Ubiquitous and Best are not synonymous
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by stazz1 4y ago
what does a checksum do
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by stazz1 4y ago
Please incorporate a snooze feature
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by stazz1 4y ago
if they want users they gotta fix it ;)
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by stazz1 4y ago
the lawmakers know they don't actually have to code it up, right?
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by stazz1 4y ago
Everything is process and one must incorporate refreshing and rejuvenating aspects to this process. The mind rarely gets a break until we make time and space to provide one
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by stazz1 4y ago
Expecting to see a "robust effect" for what is effectively wizardry seems a little silly.
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by stazz1 4y ago
wish i could train stuff on my voice
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Reconstructing Hi-Resolution Audio (2017)(blog.insightdatascience.com)
2 points by stazz1 4y ago|0 comments
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by stazz1 4y ago
a lil confusing that the screen is that thing
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by stazz1 4y ago
Currently reading The Undivided Universe (Bohm, Hiley), recommend. More intuition, less "think"ing
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by stazz1 4y ago
>Lobotomised Sony "Smart" TV ... popped the back off and yanked the wire antennas for its wifi radio and now it performs twice as fast. Surgeon of the year.
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by stazz1 4y ago
People need to be meditating as an essential form of spirit hygiene. I find blasphemous articles with bombastic and outlandish claims to be quite unhelpful.
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by stazz1 4y ago
I think after a point, skill in pattern matching and skill in creative invention pull in opposite directions.
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by stazz1 4y ago
Non-locality :D
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by stazz1 4y ago
The universe is an open system.
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by stazz1 4y ago
The universe is not a closed system
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by stazz1 4y ago
I too wonder about the sustainability of the Mexico City paradigm. When land becomes precious, we re-pave and re-evaluate. In Japan (On the island of Japan), space is precious, if you are going to build it, it better last, and it better m
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by stazz1 4y ago
This is delightful and well-stated. I don't think a timeline is necessary, but I do think a sense of urgency "get the prototype done as cleanly and quickly as possible" is helpful. Create an exhibition of the smallest novel
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by stazz1 5y ago
"Live by the blurry bureaucratic tornado, die by the BBT"
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by stazz1 5y ago
This is the only way to ensure sanity is maintained through this arduous process.
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by stazz1 5y ago
The bread I can buy to satisfy hunger is certainly not a delusion. Currency is an abstraction for negotiating and prioritizing satisfaction of needs. Yes, it's very blurry, but delusion seems to be quite a stretch if you ask me. Of
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by stazz1 5y ago
Uh no?
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by stazz1 5y ago
1904 Vacuum-Tube invented 1961 IC invented 1974 personal computer 1983 internet 1998 g 2004 f On average 20.6 years between the innovations I listed. Consider that since the inception of BTC (and ETH) there might not have been any actual i
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by stazz1 5y ago
I think you're missing a lot of information from your article and your thinking. The creative limits of a new organizational strategy for information are nonexistent. That is, when the vacuum-tube was invented, no one foresaw the int
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by stazz1 5y ago
>About Alexandria Alexandria.org is a non-profit, ad free search engine. Our goal is to provide the best available information without compromise. The index is built on data from Common Crawl and the engine is written in C++. The source
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by stazz1 5y ago
Okay that's a pretty good headline
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by stazz1 5y ago
One trick I have for taking lots of notes rapidly is the following: Say somebody says a long string "The Cap Theorem is Consistency, Availability, and Partitioning," you write down the initial letters with space to come back and c
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by stazz1 5y ago
Carry a notebook around and frequently take notes for things to look back at. The wet concrete of the brain needs frequent imprinting for success in memory/recall. One notebook for career, one notebook for side business and projects.

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