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by tetris11 2y ago
If you fire a single particle between two slits repeatedly, the cumulative places it hits form a wave-like interference pattern, of course. If you fire a single particle between two slits just once and it still forms a wave-like interfere
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by tetris11 2y ago
(I suppose I must be blind) Where are the APKs?
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by tetris11 2y ago
Isn't it simply a PCA/DimRed? i.e. I am the sum of all trillion of my features, but I am also mostly the sum of a set of a few thousand informative ones combined in linear/nonlinear ways You could drop a verse or two of Sha
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by tetris11 2y ago
Lisp suffers from discoverability when it comes to finding functions in a global namespace. But indeed, when it comes to looking at a prewritten statement in lisp, it is very easy to grok. For this reason I will always choose Guix over Nix
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by tetris11 2y ago
I am also baffled. I searched several repos for any concrete examples of what this all actually means . Blip. Maybe there are no source changes, and everything is handled by the engine, or maybe it introduces some extra \startread \endread
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by tetris11 2y ago
the package maintainer has to go through a web of trust in their FOSS ecosystem to be allowed to distribute their packages. A github author just has to put up a repo and hope that their fanbase aren't too versed in the language
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by tetris11 2y ago
It might be a bit of both. Crime as a personal effect is a horrible thing to experience. Crime as a general statistic had the wonderful effect of keeping rent low.
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by tetris11 2y ago
DEADHAND a CGI short film on this premise: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyMNIFZTQkg
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by tetris11 2y ago
The article frames it as though everyone who is skeptical in this new space race is also anti-astronomy from the examples it uses. I think this is a false premise. Plenty of people love astronomy and the insights it has given to other world
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by tetris11 2y ago
The False Minishiro[0] was built over a thousand years ago to protect the libraries of mankind, but the rat armies of today learned to override its authentication mechanisms[1] and used its forbidden knowledge to arm themselves and stage a
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by tetris11 2y ago
well, I couldn't stay eleven forever
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by tetris11 2y ago
Vulture Culture, the primary topic of all HN posts
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by tetris11 2y ago
The comment about YouTube being their biggest user is very on point.
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by tetris11 2y ago
Mmm. I showed it Frieren and it gave me Nanbaka. The scene sure looks a lot like her, but it wasn't her
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by tetris11 2y ago
I love Feh. It's a terrible piece of software with the most atrocious bindings known to man[0], but it is so light and speedy at what it does, with minimal dependencies that I haven't had the heart to switch away from it, even tho
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by tetris11 2y ago
If a CEOs job then is to facilitate communication between different departments, whilst inspiring confidence, then AI is the ideal tool for this. Moreso even, since they actually have a great technical grasp of what people do, as opposed to
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by tetris11 2y ago
I interpreted it more as the default reverse string search (C-r "substring")
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by tetris11 2y ago
I think the parent meant that France is a country that actively protects its rights via violent protest as opposed to other countries that merely sit and suffer.
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by tetris11 2y ago
I am so ready for desalination. Let the corps buy the mountain water, I'll continue to drink from the tap, knowing that a regulatory body like Thames water will always look out for me here in Surrey.
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by tetris11 2y ago
The only ones I can see who would stand to win in such a conspiracy would be Airbus, but they were already winning with or without Boeing.
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by tetris11 2y ago
Glider was fantastic for me before the re-write. Since then, my ancient 8 year old phone can't handle it anymore. I now use Fennec/Firefox. HN is very light from the browser, and it does everything I want.
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by tetris11 2y ago
It's weird people say this. I genuinely manage my ADHD with caffeine, and have so for years. On the weekends I detox, and then monday it resets again.
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by tetris11 2y ago
Dietpi[0] is a pretty good minimal debian-based distro that works out of the box with almost no configuration. It was originally designed for a RPi's (I think), but it's expanded to tons of other devices. Here you can see a benchm
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by tetris11 2y ago
Clicking through the page, I'm still not quite sure what I'm seeing.
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by tetris11 2y ago
2600 AD: People are willingly writing their thoughts and experiences on papyrus
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by tetris11 2y ago
2017: People are forced to swallow spy devices in order to continue to interact with their work/life communities 2024: People are forced to swallow keyloggers in order to continue to use their desktop PCs. Most don't know what the
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by tetris11 2y ago
Herd immunity, huh?
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by tetris11 2y ago
First time I've seen my workplace as the default centre for a map like this. Someone from the Technische Fakultät did this?
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by tetris11 2y ago
"bioinformatician" ← means anything and everything goes
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by tetris11 2y ago
I want this 10 years, after the kinks have been ironed out from the first adopters.

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