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thezipcreator
2y ago
Turing machines' instructions are different from their data; a Turing machine has a number of states that it flips between depending on what it reads from the tape.
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2y ago
maybe try Krita? I haven't used it much myself but apparently it's good for more than just art.
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thezipcreator
2y ago
I think it'd be interesting to extend this to Xenharmonic (aka Microtonal) chords. I think it would break down pretty quickly though, considering diatonic usually doesn't exist (altho you could use some MOS scale as a replacement)
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thezipcreator
2y ago
what? it's perfectly readable to me, I just read any comma as a short pause. When saying that out loud, you would make a short pause. It's read the same whether there's an ellipsis, semicolon, hyphen, or whatever. Also, no, i
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thezipcreator
2y ago
FOSS is more anarchistic than democratic, I think. Sure, there exist democratic organizations like the Debian Organization, but if you don't agree with their decisions not much binds you to them (that's how projects like Devuan ca
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thezipcreator
2y ago
Just `{}` means a code block; in Zig you could do something like const c = blk: { const x = 5; break :blk x-3; }; // c = 2 just having an empty block `{}` is exactly that—an empty block of type `void`. having a dot or somet
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2y ago
cool project, but I don't particularly like "The democratization of spreadsheets" as a catchphrase. Like, what does that even mean? If by "democratization" you mean like, more able to be used, well anyone can go dow
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2y ago
I use Debian and it works well for me. (sometimes they can be a bit slow to update things, but if you need things quicker you can use Debian Testing)
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2y ago
the website doesn't seem to render right on Firefox for some reason (works with Chromium tho)
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2y ago
Dark matter is more of an observation than a theory. The gravitational motions of galaxies doesn't really make sense without it (and with dark matter + General Relativity, it fits perfectly, so we have good reason to believe it exists)