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by triplesec 9y ago
My suspicion, for the Eeyores round here, is that this has upvotes because people like to bookmark a reminder of references to remind you of the maths behind what most of us do automagically nowadays, for when we might need it. And often it
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Deep Learning, a critical appraisal(arxiv.org)
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Quantum Computing in the NISQ era and beyond(arxiv.org)
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Quantum Computers Pose Imminent Threat to Bitcoin Security(technologyreview.com)
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A Neuroscientist Explores the “Sanskrit Effect”(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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by triplesec 9y ago
on this Mac i can only get the same double-length hyphen from either shift-option-hyphen or option-hyphen - hyphen — — — – – – both other options
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by triplesec 9y ago
Using mathematics... See the Laundry series by Charles Stross.
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by triplesec 9y ago
except they are hardly visible, most people filter them out again and it really doesn't impact the experience for them
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by triplesec 9y ago
and that's a false equivalence. It is provably true that Obama wasn't born in Kenya. However, it is plausible that some in government (not just W) wanted that war. The survey you refer to does not compare to the simple yes/no
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China offers 10-year visas to top 'talent'(bbc.com)
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by triplesec 9y ago
OK, i'm glad you weren't meaning that: many who say such things do, and perhaps I was cautioning by inference. Good point re authoritarian pseudo-democracies. what counts as representation is a difficult and complex issue.
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by triplesec 9y ago
proper link http://www.hackmind.ai
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by triplesec 9y ago
Hackmind www.hackmind.ai, an engineer-focused incubator | Engineer/Programmer participants, plus ancillary staff (esp at first HR / Admin, Product EIR, interns) | Berlin, Germany, visas provided | Full time ONSITE You can still ap
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by triplesec 9y ago
This is clearly not true. Democracies often plan for the future, but only less so sometimes, such as when populism abounds and the democracy is too direct. Don't fall down the fallacy hole of 'authoritarianism like China or Singap
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by triplesec 9y ago
I had one who went full lunatic, pizzagate and all. Does anyone have good theories as to how (and I mean cognitively how, not a description of the phenomena) this happened especially more in this last cycle?
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The problem with Slack(medium.com)
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Some People Can't See Any Pictures in Their Imagination, and Why(sciencealert.com)
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by triplesec 9y ago
This is disingenuous. The ability to stream the internet differentially is only now and in the future becoming more serious technically and organisationally. The capability is only in the past decade and in the years to come something where
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by triplesec 9y ago
Indeed, M&S revolutionised the sandwich in public purchase, and lots of small shops did that too, especialy in university towns like Oxford, and London. Then PRet a Manger came along and did more, and other more mainstreamish places hav
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by triplesec 9y ago
To be honest, it is far from clear that these commercial burgers are anything remotely like meat. And not sandwiches in our lexicon, certainly, no more than these shops are anything like restaurants. They might be food-like substances, rath
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Let’s open our sealed-off lives to semi-permeable architecture(aeon.co)
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by triplesec 9y ago
GP comment is likely writing fictionally, as a hypothetical counter to the GGP.
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by triplesec 9y ago
A false dichotomy should always give first. You can both be safe and have privacy
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by triplesec 9y ago
I find that in the US, friend and acquaintance is hard to tell apart, because people are friendly and open in some ways. So I often can't tell who actually likes me well enough to figure out on deeper friendships.
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by triplesec 9y ago
I should use meetups more too. One mistake I have made is assuming that the first people that respond positively are going to be good friends, and compatible. Some natural sifting and more effort is needed even then. And self-examination an
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by triplesec 9y ago
I had this exact trouble, and though friendly, didn't know how to tell how to make closer friends. I so wanted, but was so awkward and made social errors. I lucked into finding a bunch of accepting geeks in LA and then SF so I could er
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The Fungus That Turns Ants into Zombies Is More Diabolical Than We Realized(gizmodo.com)
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Lessons Learned from Quitting Kickstarter as a Creator, Part 1(stonemaiergames.com)
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HM Land Registry makes commercial ownership data free(gov.uk)
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by triplesec 9y ago
and pay it in a coin

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