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by veqq 1y ago
> grammatically incorrect And he said to them, starting sentences with and is fine and normal. Haven't you read e.g. the bible where it occurs constantly? https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/and#Usage_notes Further,
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Ankipro Rickrolls Paying iOS Users During DB Outage(old.reddit.com)
5 points by veqq 1y ago|2 comments
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Collaboration Headwind(komoroske.com)
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by veqq 1y ago
> a refining prism or filter for an otherwise unstated concerns than a source of wisdom Grand Budapest Hotel starts with the author stating that when you're an author, people simply tell you stories and you don't need to come u
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Blog After Death(jmtd.net)
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Computational Public Spaces [video](youtube.com)
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by veqq 1y ago
> I haven't seen mentions of page to page consistency anywhere. A lot of work's been done here. There are believed to have been 2 scribes (see Prescott Currier), although Lisa Fagin Davis posits 5. Here's a discussion of a
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by veqq 1y ago
> consistent with a proper language There's certainly a system to the madness, but it exhibits rather different statistical properties from "proper" languages. Look at section 2.4: https://www.voynich.nu/a2
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by veqq 1y ago
This thread discusses the many purported "solutions": https://www.voynich.ninja/thread-4341.html While Bernholz' site is nice, Child's work doesn't shed much light on actually deciphering the MS.
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by veqq 1y ago
The best work on Voynich has been done by Emma Smith, Coons and Patrick Feaster, about loops and QOKEDAR and CHOLDAIIN cycles. Here's a good presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCWJzTX6y9M Zattera and Roe hav
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Experts have it easy (2024)(boydkane.com)
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Chinese 'kill switches' found hidden in US solar farms(thetimes.com)
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by veqq 1y ago
Do look up annotated logic: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0743106692... as e.g. utilized by https://github.com/lab-v2/pyreason which is the best summation of the vari
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Umarell(en.wikipedia.org)
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Can an English Fish Merchant Turn a Profit in Asia's Largest Market? [video](youtube.com)
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Bookland(en.wikipedia.org)
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by veqq 1y ago
> We have been moving to localized cache stores and there aren't any client side loaders anymore outside of the initial cache generation. Think like Linear, Figma, etc. That's never the case.
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Hsu's Co-Dfns APL Array Compiler vs. BQN's Implementation(mlochbaum.github.io)
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> I'd honestly love to have a real discussion with people about this topic https://www.themotte.org/
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Prolog Notes(github.com)
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Would aliens understand lambda calculus? (2018)(tomasp.net)
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by veqq 1y ago
> A.k.A hesitation markers, non-lexical vocables, disfluence or nonfluence, filler It's satirical.
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Greek Particles (1990)(specgram.com)
60 points by veqq 1y ago|38 comments
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KDB+ – fastest time series database(kx.com)
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by veqq 1y ago
> In 1979 many high schools were teaching mathematics with APL! There are quite a few textbooks to learn math with APL [1] or J [2] syntax. Iverson originally wrote APL as a superior syntax for math, the programming implementation came a
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by veqq 1y ago
> paired with new notation The DSL/language driven approach first creates a notation fitting the problem space directly, then worries about implementing the notation. It's truly empowering. But this is the lisp way. The APL (or
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by veqq 2y ago
> grad students No, fresh 22 year olds with bachelor degrees. > effective institutional ecologies More so, they act as liability sponges. Leadership can blame them for any problems, poor decisions etc.
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by veqq 2y ago
So you're just ignoring all the probabilistic, fuzzy etc. Prologs etc. which do precisely that? https://github.com/lab-v2/pyreason
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Correspondences Between Wittgenstein's Tractatus and Programming(lockywolf.net)
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April Cools Club(aprilcools.club)
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