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Since you’re being abstruse, consider information by definition is in possession by an entity (or rephrased a property of a system). For that information to move the system needs to be brought into contact with another system, and it is the
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The auto industry is huge for Ontario, the province behind this ad, and tightly integrated with US auto makers. As a result I believe tariffs on Chinese cars are being maintained by the federal govt. to show the US that Canada is very serio
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If you’re a proper, native American, given the specificity and nature of the question you are asking, you should aim towards marrying into the Trump family. Be warned, however, that there is too much temptation to be drawn away from this pa
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This new e-bike news drops just as Cory Ellison arrives at his mom’s in a Rivian. Great job marketing dept!
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I assure you, if you have the patience, reading this post by Timothy Gowers is worth it, assuming your mind is open. The rapidity of your response to my submission suggests you have not given the post the attention I feel it deserves. Pleas
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To what extent is the war in Gaza justified?
(mathsandsoundingoff.wordpress.com)
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mallowdram, in a flagged dead post, noted: > Logic is inapplicable here. Politics is arbitrary, and labels/categories are worse than arbitrary, they are random. Broadly speaking, at some level, I agree with them. There is no machine
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Bravo. Awesome work.
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I don’t think you’re remotely correct, but I also don’t know how to dispute your ignorance in any useful way. To @esafak I suggest following @westurner’s post. I like the concept of Stable Manifolds. Classifying types of them is interesting
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Thanks for your input. I didn’t know what to make of the article.
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The point I am concerned about is that I am forced to trust a single party. AWS is not ever explicit in admitting this, at which point does it matter that your workload is on Nitro-this or attested-that? No university researcher, afaik, h
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On AWS, if I run my software (some VM image), what guarantee is there that you are indeed running the image I provided to you? And, if is an approved image, what guarantee is there that image being run is the one publicly disclosed?
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I’m literally nonplussed by this revelation.
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This is the most interesting thing Quanta has written about in some time now. Thanks for sharing. I can see new neural architectures being developed from this work.
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Ask HN: Given progress in compilers could Itanium work?
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You should know the sine and cosine for, say, 30 degrees. Say you’re rotating about the y-axis then you’ll rotate the xz-plane. Take the point (1,0,0). This is in the xz-plane (when y=0). Rotate it by 30 degrees about the y-axis. Where shou