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541.
by toxik 4y ago
Meanwhile in Python land, this is not a common class of bugs even though this implicit boolification happens.
542.
by toxik 4y ago
“You can’t solve programming security problems with more programming.” I think it’s definitely possible to detect “escape” attempts, and to train the model in the first place to respect its directions. It’s just not an actual security probl
543.
by toxik 4y ago
Your argument works equally well to show that neither term is just magic incantation, but actually grounded in something.
544.
by toxik 4y ago
Same thing here, I think this is really common and the “lack of evidence” as the article tries to frame it is just because it’s so obvious. There is also a lack of peer reviewed studies showing that you can drown in water but that doesn’t m
545.
by toxik 4y ago
Some people just don’t get cavities very easily. You are extrapolating from that. Floss. For the love of God, floss. People carry around chronic gum infections in between teeth. Ask me how I know.
546.
by toxik 4y ago
The writing is on the wall though, Apple is going to have to let other app stores exist. I think the EU said so already, and I would bet the Brussels effect will make this happen elsewhere.
547.
by toxik 4y ago
The null hypothesis is that the cards are drawn from a uniform distribution, and if we only consider land/nonland as categories, it should be pretty straightforward to determine the probability of a sequence of draws under this distrib
548.
by toxik 4y ago
I don’t quite understand, why can’t you just determine the probability of a game’s draws and do a regular null hypothesis test?
549.
by toxik 4y ago
Let’s compromise then and have ‘foo’, now nobody can write it!
550.
by toxik 4y ago
Codon is very impressive, it feels a lot like Python without being slow like Python. Don’t think of it as a Python compiler, it is its own language. (Esp. re choice of int == i64, this saves SO MUCH computation for the CPU.) I will say thou
551.
by toxik 4y ago
What else do you call a group of people willing to behead innocent teachers and murder of 12 people at Charlie Hebdo?
552.
by toxik 4y ago
I was going to write the same thing! Some cool stuff in there.
553.
by toxik 4y ago
Ironically, this app is almost surely the product of procrastination. I had the idea to make this once, then I realized a) just do the thing, b) a literal post-it note solves this and more.
554.
by toxik 4y ago
This is one of those cases where I would be hesitant to believe WP about the details.
555.
by toxik 4y ago
”We’re basically monkeys” is a bad argument when monkeys share child rearing duties IF they have resource abundance, as do other animal species. Pair bonding is a term to search for here, this is a really well-studied question. I again don’
556.
by toxik 4y ago
Actually, there are many species who share the burden of child rearing equally. It is often a matter of resource availability, if food is scarce, males become aggressive and patriarchal structures emerge more prominently, and vice versa. Hu
557.
by toxik 4y ago
> She felt for example that she had little to no maternal instincts after giving birth to our child. Do “maternal instincts” exist in the first place, and how do they differ from just parental instincts? Explaining a failure to bond with
558.
by toxik 4y ago
Just because online couples statistically are more likely to separate, doesn’t mean you will. It’s just statistics.
559.
by toxik 4y ago
It was in fact not anti Python debugging but just run of the mill checks for IDA Pro and the likes.
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by toxik 4y ago
To better understand the intuition here, imagine you spin a really heavy bike wheel on an axle held horizontally between your hands. It would be easy to spin the axle, which is the equivalent of turning the car here. To be clear I’m agreein
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by toxik 4y ago
That’s right, but it wouldn’t be a very large torque, I don’t think. Especially since the roll is resisted by the spring damped suspension and the sway bar. The resulting force would pitch the car up/down depending on turn direction an
562.
by toxik 4y ago
No, if the rotation is coaxial the cross product is near zero. Torque T, ang vel w, ang acc a T = w cross a
563.
by toxik 4y ago
Both jk and kj appear in normal writing for me :( I briefly considered a foot pedal but it seems to me that foot dexterity is far lower than finger, meaning typing ihello<esc> is FAR faster than <pedal down>hello<let go>,
564.
by toxik 4y ago
Just take C1 splines and integrate l(t) = t x0 + (1-t) x1 m(t) = t^2 (x0 - x1) + t x1 + x2 and so on.
565.
by toxik 4y ago
The strength will mostly be a constant scale factor, hence proportional to.
566.
by toxik 4y ago
The true insight here is not using XOR, it's sliding the window efficiently. Here is pseudocode not using XOR. members = [0]*len(alphabet) for i in 0...input length: members[input[i-window_size]] = 0 if bounds ok
567.
by toxik 4y ago
On the other hand, a moderator can also use this. Bad times for diverse speech and civil society in general.
568.
by toxik 4y ago
This is one of those cases where the hyphenation really matters. A Japanese learning app would be an app in or by Japanese for learning things. A Japanese-learning app would be an app for learning Japanese.
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by toxik 4y ago
I love how this elaborate reply never mentions the obvious thing that the OP wants, text objects.
570.
by toxik 4y ago
I forgot why but I installed ET (painstakingly by creating a Gentoo ebuild and RC scripts…) then realized I don’t want it. I wish I could remember why. Do you then go et server tmux -CC?

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