trombonechamp

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by trombonechamp 7y ago
Thanks for your work, this looks exciting! I am curious about the following: > Since the semantics and design of the language ensure fully determinized execution of any code there is actually no real need to perform logging within a bloc
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by trombonechamp 8y ago
Thanks for the ascimath reference. Do you know of any similar technologies for writing equations in a simpler and more readable form than latex? I've never seen ascimath before but I wish I had because I think I partially reinvented t
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by trombonechamp 8y ago
> we need a "Yelp for labs" It exists: https://www.gradpi.com There was an article in Science about it last year: https://www.sciencemag.org/careers/2018/02/crowdsourcing-goe...
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by trombonechamp 8y ago
Most researchers agree that mental disorders should not have names, as it is difficult or impossible to draw discrete boundaries in this complex and poorly-understood spectrum of symptoms. However, as a broad generalization, researchers ar
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by trombonechamp 8y ago
> Distance is a monotonic increasing function of time, so the inverse function exists. Not to be pedantic, but I think they mean a "strictly increasing" function, as f(x)=1 for x∈ℝ does not have an inverse.
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by trombonechamp 8y ago
The fields of nutrition and economics do have the basics worked out. But the basics aren't things like "is eating too much salt bad for you?" The basics are about nutrient metabolism and the human body is a very complicat
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by trombonechamp 8y ago
As someone with no knowledge of this, how do you do small-scale precious metal reclamation and how did you get into home smithing?
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by trombonechamp 8y ago
The section on assignment operators is incorrect. x += y modifies the object x, whereas x = x + y doesn't. For example, >> a = [1, 2, 3] >> b = a >> a += [4] >> a [1, 2, 3, 4] >> b [1, 2,
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by trombonechamp 8y ago
Evidence that it is a whale and that there is only one: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S096706370...
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by trombonechamp 8y ago
In most countries, there is an ungodly large amount of oversight that goes into animals used in scientific research. The problem is that when the media reports animal testing, they skew the facts in order to make them sound dramatic, when
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by trombonechamp 8y ago
There is actually a pretty simple algorithm people can use (in real time) if they want to generate random numbers: http://blog.maxshinnpotential.com/2017/07/05/can-humans-gene...
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by trombonechamp 8y ago
There is a difference between "random in theory" and "random in practice"... see: http://blog.maxshinnpotential.com/2017/11/05/how-you-should-...
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by trombonechamp 9y ago
Take a look at http://openhatch.org They try to match potential contributors with projects based on the needs of the project and the skills of the contributor.
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How you should be shuffling cards(blog.maxshinnpotential.com)
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