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by techbio 6y ago
Very cool to see, as I'm on and off working on a Kakuro solver/generator using (almost) only SQL...when I get time to finish I'd like to put a similar article together.
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by techbio 6y ago
This definition is not substantial enough to justify a decades-long war.
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by techbio 6y ago
I think you mean convicted, anyone can be accused of anything at any time.
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by techbio 6y ago
So what does this do to “the curve”?
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by techbio 6y ago
You get arguably better results (though mostly the same) if you leave out the '+=': https://www.google.com/search?q=operator+python Edit: Let me walk that back a little. The highlighting may be helpful in some cas
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by techbio 6y ago
Yes, I understand that. It is indeed far more common to hear the term negative income tax than with "bracket" at the end. I was giving an extra detail to distinguish the term from the truncated jargon the above poster appeared t
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by techbio 6y ago
Slippery-slope? Do it for one billionaire, you might have to do it for all of them...
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by techbio 6y ago
May depend on your variation of 'practical', but I have had the opposite experience, and as trivial examples, "+- /" came up with nothing in: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=
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by techbio 6y ago
I like the idea of a search history filter for results, maybe locally as a Bayesian classifier based on a browser history, that I can edit, manually score, and that learns as my interests change. Custom search engine with arbitrary regex s
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by techbio 6y ago
Nice try. http://www.hntoplinks.com/all
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by techbio 6y ago
Apparently, like DuckDuckGo, this is based on Bing results and suffers from the same general-web content indexing tradeoffs.
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by techbio 6y ago
Interesting questions, but I think GP used the shortened form of "negative income tax bracket".
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by techbio 6y ago
I enjoyed the "very noisy" setting, actually sounds like most of the radio dial.
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Going Faceless(blogs.harvard.edu)
1 points by techbio 6y ago|1 comments
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by techbio 6y ago
Money, sure, but it's power ahead of that. The average consumer cannot bargain.
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by techbio 6y ago
“[Forget] society, it’s all about me.”
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by techbio 6y ago
Nice piece of digital artwork, and inspiring. I would like to see all the possible eventual shapes of all those trees beginning from the current state, given branch pruning choices.
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by techbio 6y ago
Nice suggestion. The headline appears misleading to me, I like what I see there, but it's really "Diagram as Config" not source code generally.
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by techbio 6y ago
> fascism is a principle where corporations and the state make common cause against the people, whom they seek to exploit or control, respectively I'm not in a position to do the research at the moment, but I'd suggest that Afr
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FizzBuzz/EsoLang – Rosetta Code(rosettacode.org)
2 points by techbio 6y ago|0 comments
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by techbio 6y ago
Synthesis! So, take all the ideas, compute their cross-product, sort, and voila! Found all of them, though as it is itself a new technology, recurse... this will take a while...
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by techbio 6y ago
I don't have a choice but to accept free will :)
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by techbio 6y ago
There’s a term for this! The orthodontist that adjusted my siblings braces was named Dr. Hurt (or some homonym) and I’ve observed similar many times since.
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by techbio 6y ago
trust
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by techbio 6y ago
I have a side-project to solve Kakuro puzzles with SQL logic, not because it's useful, but because it seemed possible and distinctively challenging. I'll show off the POC if I ever get around to smoothing the rough edges.
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by techbio 6y ago
I love it. But we’ve got man tar
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by techbio 6y ago
Makes sense, but I don't trust it to never be tied to PII.
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by techbio 6y ago
Not a lawyer, but not that surprised that the laws you refer to are growing technical loopholes. Here are a couple things that mouse movements can identify in case no one knows what I'm talking about: https://www.researchgat
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by techbio 6y ago
This is not a well-formed question.
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by techbio 6y ago
> first or last name, physical or email address, SSN, telephone number, or any contact method I am familiar with (maybe you know a way?) What about a face? Fingerprints? Voice? Aren't those identifiable information even though it di

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