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by szemet 8y ago
My take, but correct me if I'm wrong. Take the relation to the GCD triangle http://oeis.org/A054521 At GCD(n,k)!=1 all numbers are divisible by GCD(n,k) therefore contains no prime At GCD(n,k)==1 we have https:/&
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by szemet 8y ago
Here it is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimum_description_length Literally unusable in real world arguments though ;)
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by szemet 8y ago
I've built a fanless desktop too last year. Because I only use it for browsing and as a media player, I've chosen a 35w i3 CPU with integrated GPU. This way I could use a cheap semi-fanless PSU - which never switches on its fan -
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by szemet 8y ago
Ok, but infinetely many other things are happening meanwhile... So wihout further context your statement has zero information actually. http://www.tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations ;)
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by szemet 8y ago
Ok. But I do not blame people who unify the two things, because C does not really stress the difference. On the contrary - even in small details, like for example the equivalence of p[i] and * (p+i), so you can legally write 3[p] in C...(==
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by szemet 8y ago
Clear Containers are a full HW virtualization with a full linux kernel - just tuned to start very fast. (The OP even have figures to explain the differences e.g. at "Existing VM-based container technology")
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by szemet 8y ago
Ok. So mood disorders are correlated with Mensa membership... ;P
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by szemet 9y ago
So your position is that pilosophy is "western culture" and not science: In the second case I would expect it to be unifiable across cultural boundries even a posteriori - like for example mathematics, just to show a different
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by szemet 9y ago
On Windows XP we still had xyzzy[1]. I had so much fun that time in school, claiming that I had psychic powers of seeing through the minesweeper table... ;) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xyzzy_(computing)#Other_comp
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by szemet 9y ago
"getting type annotations right can be so difficult" I had the same experience. After getting lifetimes (more or less) this became my largest headache... I wish for stronger type inference and features like this: https:/&#
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by szemet 9y ago
Yes, but some JVM implemetations have(had?) more support for this use case than others: e.g. https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/j-multitenant-jav...
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by szemet 9y ago
This is a known dilemma: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hempel%27s_dilemma
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by szemet 9y ago
Yes. Flying is just a faster way of transportation than (the traditional) running and in between we had Ruby on Rails...
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by szemet 9y ago
Can't find in the release notes: Is the Android version now based on quantum as the desktop version? As it was promised a few months back: https://www.androidpolice.com/2017/09/26/project-quantum-enh...
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by szemet 9y ago
That resolution of the problem is generically called "superdeterminism". The OP mention that multiple times... "Thus, it is conceivable that freedom of choice has been restricted since the beginning of the universe in the Bi
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by szemet 9y ago
I've just tried now some Rosetta code examples. Most of it had to be modified a bit to get compiled with this Nim version although. (adding types, change case of type names) Used -d:release --opt:size, then strip, Ubuntu 16.04 64 bit.
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by szemet 9y ago
5) Small binaries That part is amazing. I personally do not have a real use case to exploit it [1], just find it neat from an engineering viewpoint... I guess, it has an aggressive dead code removal process, compared to other - nowadays h
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by szemet 9y ago
Excercise also changes body composition. It is usually missing from these articles - people are so much conserned about sheer body weight. Even if one didn't lose weight may look much slimmer, just by having lower fat percentage...
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The magic “Just do it” type class(joachim-breitner.de)
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by szemet 9y ago
Ok then: playing PCM with PWM...
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by szemet 9y ago
Or playing PCM on the old PC speakers having only on/off beep function... It seemed like a miracle at the time :)
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by szemet 9y ago
Ayurvedic theory (5 elements etc...) is usless compared to modern science, so much that I dare to say it is wrong... Does it have predictive (and thus real explanatory) power? Imagine a test (other similar tests can be imagined): give some
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by szemet 9y ago
Or you can move the image on canvases of different size until you find a position/size where it is prime. Several other methods can work... Primes are not rare at all - average prime gaps are fairly small in that domain...
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by szemet 9y ago
Offtopic, but this sonata is connected to one of the most witful naming (in my opinion) in IT industry: The Silverlight clone was named to Moonlight (a Mono project - RIP), which on the surface seems like just a simple association, but Moo
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by szemet 9y ago
If you wake up from deep sleep in the morning your consciousness from yesterday is resumed? What makes it the same consciousness as the yesterday one, if not all your memories, and past experiences? If my pure consciousness wakes up tomorro
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by szemet 9y ago
http://www.thespreadmind.com/The_Spread_Mind_S7.php This is obviously false to me.* If a robot vacuum recognizes a roadblock and stops, its inner representation of the roadblock is not merely an agreement (with whom anyway?
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by szemet 9y ago
In rust you can use either model. Not really. Of course you can copy immutable data upon update, but persistent data structures (large shared state between data versions)[1] are hard to write without GC... [1] https://en.m.wiki
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by szemet 9y ago
I'm a big fan of the android tts. A bit robotic, with quite a few prosodic errors (which is simple to get used to), but so convenient. No need to hunt for audiobooks - actually in most languages the size of the audibook market is rathe
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by szemet 9y ago
Actally there are some motion sensor based reseach in this domain, e.g.: http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal....
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by szemet 9y ago
One hard thing about rehearsals is to catch and keep the musicians attention for hours. Some of the best conductors I've met were really funny (like presenting jokes/stand up comedy at pauses), charismatic, ,energetic and engaging

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