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by toomim 6y ago
Here's an example of penrose tiles: https://dglittle.github.io/cdn/penrose002.html It's an infinite plane of tiles, procedurally generated, that never repeats no matter how far you go.
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by toomim 7y ago
He owns the domain masks4all.co, and set up that one particular website, but he does not own the #masks4all subreddit [1], youtube tag [2], twitter tag [3], or the variety of other #masks4all websites such as maskssavelives.org [4] and m
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by toomim 7y ago
I'm part of a mask-providing charity. [1] This article is misleading in three ways: 1) It acts as if a single person speaks for #Masks4All. But #Masks4All is a hashtag, not a person. 2) It says that #Masks4All claims cloth masks are 9
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by toomim 7y ago
And rt.live was made in collaboration with Mike Krieger. For those who don't know, these are the two founders of Instagram.
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by toomim 7y ago
Furthermore, the heads of hospitals are outright saying that they are not seeing any PPE from these "stockpiles". So it's not going to them!
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by toomim 7y ago
N95s are also reusable. Put them in an oven at 60°-100° for 20 minutes and all the virus will belong to death.
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by toomim 7y ago
What's the problem?
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by toomim 7y ago
Well, maybe it's because the article is hyping itself up in order to get more attention than its content justifies. As a result, some large percentage of readers are let down by the actual content, and think it wasn't worth readin
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by toomim 7y ago
Unfortunately, I think you are on the wrong side of the science on this one. First, you're implying that the data is new, but it's been around for a long time: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HLrm0pqB
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by toomim 7y ago
Is this two-way or one-way sync? It's sounding like it's one-way. I don't see anything about how to deal with clobbers, for instance, if the same data is changed in two different databases at the same time. And "batch
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by toomim 7y ago
The president is in charge of the CDC.
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by toomim 7y ago
Sure, not all strikes are officially in the name of the grad students, but (a) the unions act together, and (b) the grad students specifically have gone on strike 3 times since 2013. Here's the strike from 2013, with grad students and
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by toomim 7y ago
But at UCSC they do this every year . Here's news on the strike from 2018: https://news.ucsc.edu/2018/05/strike-updates.html Here's news on the strike from 2017: https://news.ucsc.edu/20
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by toomim 7y ago
Not true. Sources: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=twitter+political+bias+left+right
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by toomim 7y ago
True, but payment channels can solve that. They work and are implemented in some clients and servers, but haven't become too popular yet, except in the (not working very well) lightning network.
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by toomim 7y ago
Sure there are exploits, but security isn't binary. Something isn't "truly secure" or "insecure". It's all a matter of how difficult the attack is to pull off, or how expensive the exploit is to purchase.
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by toomim 7y ago
They did. The example map is from Abilene, TX.
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by toomim 7y ago
Grandparent just showed how to use it on the command-line, with curl.
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by toomim 7y ago
Yeah, like "Reformer, the Efficient Transformer for Machine Learning ".
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by toomim 7y ago
Are you insinuating that conservative voices should not be listened to?
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by toomim 7y ago
It's not right to say that only one is real. That's biased thinking, and shows that you're trying to push politics rather than find the truth. Furthermore, the organization you're talking about isn't even NAS -- it
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by toomim 7y ago
There you go again, attacking him for not mentioning the environmental factors. You are too predictable. You just did exactly the behavior I criticized, in response to my critique!
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by toomim 7y ago
> It's not "deplatforming" when your objection to someone speaking is about what they're saying. The speakers aren't talking about climate denial. They are talking reproducibility in science.
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by toomim 7y ago
Because they are part of the National Association of Scholars. It was founded in 1987.
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by toomim 7y ago
Your argument is that people do not teach Race in the same way anymore. I think that your implication is that the previous way of teaching Race was wrong -- however, this very article is making the point that political activism is changi
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by toomim 7y ago
He wasn't commenting on which factors cause difference in test scores. He was simply saying that the test scores are different. But it's become an unfortunate pattern that when people bring up the difference in scores, other peop
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by toomim 7y ago
Not really. Although some forks are specifically programmed to require a miner vote, that's not the default case, and isn't how bitcoin cash, sv, or the etherum upgrades have worked. It's not very common these days.
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by toomim 7y ago
One issue that networked filesystems have is with mutations, especially with multiple writers. WebDAV, NFS, etc. try to address this with locking, but that doesn't allow simultaneous writes, which means it's dangerous to work off
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by toomim 7y ago
> performance was always a lower consideration when it came to utilizing graphql That's strange, because I thought the main selling point was to consume only the data you need. The client specifies exactly which fields it wants. T
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by toomim 7y ago
This looks cool! Has anyone used it with Airplay? Can you report on how well it works? I'd love to be able to stream from laptops and phones -- without installing additional software on them.

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