taway_6PplYu5

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by taway_6PplYu5 2y ago
Hmm,, <looks at python>, Hey, anyone remember Lisp?
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
Older data scientist; let's call it 20+ career years and I started late. I can look at a situation and usually almost instantly see the right approach. Couldn't do that when I was earlier in my career; at least not with the same l
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
according to your quote, national authorities.
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
"He was turned to steel In a great magnetic field"
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
I've read that many ant species have more "roles" than a typical British village prior to the industrial revolution. Note that this is in agreement with you, that the number of trades open for people to work in was pretty sma
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
except we are harvesting all the krill, not leaving a lot for the whales. and a lot of the krill goes to dog food.
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
yes, and transactions over a sum much less than 200K require AML/KYC paperwork.
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
https://www.red-gate.com/simple-talk/blogs/statistics-sql-si... One of several examples of implementing linear regression in SQL.
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
ah, yes, "lay flat" and the new Chinese revolution. "We are the last generation"
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
I wonder what generates the power for this air conditioning? Do we also air condition the farms?
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
By a UI modelling language, do you mean HTML or Javascript or CSS?
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
> There's a difference between banning things (including books) for use in schools and the federal government declaring certain books illegal. Perhaps. But there is a law in Florida making it a felony for the teacher to have that bo
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
I don't want to debate your claims about the state of public schools, but wonder if it is worth thinking about what could cause this, and consider the types of investments our country is making in public schools and who is deciding on
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
Counterargument is that the global sperm count decline is global. As in not limited to humans. It is seen in many mammals.
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
The trick is you need to filter it through asbestos before you drink it.
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
Wait, so you are saying that over the course of 85 years, we've had enough volcanic eruptions to disrupt the counting of the equivalent of tree rings in fish bones, in a lake in Arizona? When we KNOW when the fish were first put there?
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
Oh, you mean like self-driving cars?
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
How do you define "users"? Say something you ordered or bought in a store was shipped along that road, did you "use" it? If one of the employees of that company had to use that road to get to work, did you "use&quot
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
> The idea that a private individual, no matter how wealthy is able to literally exact a toll on society is ridiculous. Key recent articles on how the US government is dependent on Elon Musk; how Ukraine depends on Starlink for communica
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
Maybe an army thing, but much older than WWII. Geronimo was an Apache war leader who fought against US and Mexican armies, fairly successfully, in the 1850s. As it turned out, the Apaches were not a match for a much larger and more settled
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
Can I say it one more time? Get him building eurorack modules. It's like legos for sound. So many possible combinations! Everything is voltage controlled, so the output of anything can be inputs for anything. And you get to build lots
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
If you can get him into building eurorack synthesizers, he can start turning some of this math into music. This module, for example https://www.nonlinearcircuits.com/modules/p/cellular-automat... uses networks of
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
yes, because what if one of those people is touching the power rail? What do we know about the demographics of the people walking? How do we know they all made it out, or is someone lying down somewhere on the track?
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
Bauhaus. 1926. it is inconsistent in language usage to write differently than to speak. we don’t speak big sounds, that’s why we don't write them either. and: doesn’t one say the same thing with one alphabet as with two alphabets? why
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
and speed is economy of motion
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
Your scenario starts with a gun pointed at the person. How much training do you believe is required such that an otherwise ordinary person "win" a gunfight when their gun is holstered and the opponent already has them in their aim
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
Yes, the famous "Yuppie lunch ticket"
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
You know, the Spanish once found a whole country made out of silver, they called it Argentina (argent == silver). And they brought a lot of this silver back to mainland Spain. While the value of silver coin did not shrink to zero during tha
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
(preface with "in today's world")
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by taway_6PplYu5 3y ago
New headline suggestion: Unnamed group creates larges DDoS attack to date.

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