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by vcxy 4y ago
It definitely does stand on its own, haha. I appreciated it anyway
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by vcxy 4y ago
I understand that you believe that, but you didn't say why. Is this a foundational belief or is there a deeper reason?
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by vcxy 4y ago
I tried to reply with just a unicode penis but that got flagged immediately, so I'll be more substantial and leave out the actual penis. It appears in Egyptian hieroglyphs, so actually there is a penis included in unicode.
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by vcxy 4y ago
Location: Atlanta Remote: Yes, or in person in Atlanta Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Julia, LaTeX, Nix and NixOS, many command line tools Résumé: https://www.bencide.com/resume.pdf Email: jo
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by vcxy 4y ago
I wonder what their argument would have been. "Business people just aren't observant enough to notice things in general shrug " ?
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by vcxy 4y ago
I would argue the difference is heard in music that broadly follows tonal harmony. Sure, the note it self sounds the same, but the difference is context. That context is there regardless of whether it is heard or seen. Edit: just to add s
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by vcxy 4y ago
> Since many people never really use [] and {}, “brackets” casually refers to (). I have never heard anyone call () "brackets". Is it more regional than just the US maybe?
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by vcxy 5y ago
I beat you to it, but your writing is much better than mine, and you are more comfortable with the ideas than me! It's good that between the two of us we hit both of the "depends on the person" options.
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by vcxy 5y ago
So, I might just be way off, but even in measure 7 I'd use a D flat instead of C sharp. It feels like a diatonic run in the violin with the D flat borrowed from the key of F minor to me (which is only one flat away from the key you&#x2
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by vcxy 5y ago
The problem is you don't want to make the score harder to read for someone who does know some theory. Say you're in G# minor, then F double sharp is going to be pretty common. If you notate that as G natural, it will confuse me. R
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by vcxy 5y ago
Even without a music theorist telling you that point 3 is wrong, it just makes the music harder to read. Of course, the reason is what the theorist would give, but it highlights that he isn't really reading music. He's reading not
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by vcxy 5y ago
For what it's worth, I use Julia frequently and had the same question as you for the same reasons.
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by vcxy 5y ago
Morrowind has been one of my all time favorite games for 20 years. It's cool that you don't like it, I don't mind. But, I do not think it's fair to say that the scaling content in Morrowind removes player agency. Having
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by vcxy 5y ago
Sure, I can get rid of the word enum. The symbols in the example are numerals for sure, but you explicitly say they're representing colors. I don't know how to multiply colors. What I'm saying is you merely have labels there,
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by vcxy 5y ago
Haha, maybe so. I'm a mathematician, but based on some other comments I seem to be playing the role of physicist I think? Not sure.
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by vcxy 5y ago
You have a list of labels you've conveniently decided to conflate with numbers. It's fine to use an enum for your data, but no, this data structure is not meant to convey a transformation. You bring up a good point though, if this
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by vcxy 5y ago
I'm not sure I buy this after you just used an example of a 2d array of you're favorite colors just a few minutes ago. Maybe I'm missing something. What kind of linear transformation does that represent, and between what vect
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by vcxy 5y ago
Interesting, you use the word matrix differently than me. The way I use it, a 2d array isn't necessarily a matrix. It's only a matrix if it represents a linear map between vector spaces with respect to chosen bases. Then again, I&
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by vcxy 5y ago
> And for a first party product? This seems to depend on what country you load it from. This web archive link shows you what we get in the US. https://web.archive.org/web/20220308222503/https://www.moz
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by vcxy 5y ago
It's been a long time since I watched that video, but I believe he makes the point that actually even electric cars are quite loud at speed. The noise from the tires is substantial.
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by vcxy 5y ago
I think I see what you mean after some thought. For me, "the memory of having seen an apple" includes imagery. I had thought the memory actually was the imagery, but thinking about it I decided that's not entirely true, but i
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by vcxy 5y ago
Wow, this confuses the hell out of me and I will have to think about it. I describe my self as definitely not having aphantasia because...basically I can do what you describe. I can also visualize real things to a degree, but it's kind
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by vcxy 5y ago
Since we're talking internal experience here, I have no idea what your distinction is between visualization and a delusion of visualization. Fwiw, even though I don't think you'll really believe me given your other comments,
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by vcxy 5y ago
> Does that not mean that every grateful person acknowledges God's existence, at least implicitly? No. It means that the emotion of gratefulness isn't always a simple reduction to what you have there. Similarly, I think thwave
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by vcxy 5y ago
Also the term "rent seeking" fits here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rent-seeking
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by vcxy 5y ago
Noise cancellation makes my tinnitus far more obvious. When the outside noises are gone it's all that's left.
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by vcxy 5y ago
I don't understand this comment. If you think it's not useful evidence of anything, then are you saying that welding people into their homes was equally likely if nothing was happening and it's just coincidence that they did
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by vcxy 5y ago
The incompleteness theorems don't imply a flaw. It's just a property of sufficiently rich systems.
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by vcxy 5y ago
Huh. I'm not sure if we just didn't have that or what, but this is the first I'm hearing about it. Thanks for pointing that out!
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by vcxy 5y ago
> To be clear, that's an option in America as well. Sort of. You're talking about college age, while the GP was talking about high school age. edit: I'm wrong, this was for high school students. I did go to high school in

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