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wang_li
3y ago
But the image is based on the attributes of each node in the NN matrix. The Mandelbrot set can be calculated at any precision you desire and it keeps going. An NN is discrete and finite.
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wang_li
3y ago
They should have definition at arbitrary scales. These images do not, they are built from a fixed sized matrix. Beyond a certain point you are between the data points.
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3y ago
You're rationalizing reading all your anti-opinions into what I wrote so you can argue against them. I never said any of the things you're objecting to. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpAvcGcEc0k
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3y ago
It may be implemented in the system firmware, but it's still a hypervisor performing context switches and enforcing access to pci devices. Even if you've never looked at the processor architecture manuals you can tell this is what
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3y ago
A crime was identified as proof that the system was organized in a particular way. The fact that it was a crime explicitly tells us the system is not that way. The Green River Killer murdered lots of people and wasn't arrested for 20 y
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3y ago
Because social media should support multiple points of view and not just a single aggregate pov. Why should a person who is interested in the political career of Gavin Newsom give a crap about the downvotes from Ben Shapiro listeners?
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3y ago
You are reading a lot into my three sentences. I didn't say any of the things you are refuting. I'm not going to defend them, not simply because I never espoused those opinions, but also because lots of them are completely irratio
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3y ago
If your program detects -? and tells the user to use -h or --help or --long-help or --full-help you should be kicked in the crotch. Just show me the help.
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3y ago
Prison is supposed to keep people who are harmful to society away from their victims. Anything else is secondary and should not impinge on prison's functionality of segregating convicts from society.
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3y ago
Kids for cash was a crime. It doesn't reinforce the idea that the system is designed to ship people into private prisons. It shows the opposite.
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3y ago
Prisoners lose most of their rights. They have no privacy rights, they can be searched at any time without a warrant, they often don't get to vote, they don't get to own weapons, they don't have freedom of association, they d
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3y ago
And yet municipalities don't enforce these laws except in the most convenient cases.
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3y ago
We're not talking about people with disabilities, we're talking about people who are choosing to not join the rest of society and using modern technologies to sustain modern life. Someone doesn't want to do banking online? On
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3y ago
>and no one should be charged more based on their neighborhood Then the city should be obligated to lock up vandals and refined materials thieves. It's bullshit to tell a network provider they have to provide the same service at the
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3y ago
How do you speculate GOTO works if the tokenized program doesn’t have line numbers? Or if I write 5 REM MY COOL PROGRAM 10 PRINT “HELLO” 20 GOTO 10 Then later I write 10 PRINT “DIE BART DIE” How does it know to r
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3y ago
We don't allow people to make automatic weapons. We don't even allow people to buy automatic weapons manufactured under government license after something like 1980. We don't allow people to build nuclear weapons. You're
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3y ago
Thank you.
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3y ago
What selective pressure exists in nature to result in a virus like this naturally evolving?
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3y ago
What does this gain them over hypothesizing that it can happen and working accordingly? Researchers always make this kind of claim but it’s bullshit. When we’re interested in making earthquake resistant structure we use shake tables, not fu
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3y ago
Not familiar with tc, but from an online search they seem similar.
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3y ago
I'm curious as to why this isn't 0ms for a VM. The entire state of the system can be known ahead of time. Why does the kernel need to do any kind of dynamic initialization? Why aren't all data structures and variables statica
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The vast majority of wealthy people who are commonly accused of not "paying their fair share" and of dodging taxes are simply structuring their financial lives in ways that allow them to reduce their tax obligations. Very few are
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3y ago
Your average unemployed homeless person is dodging enormous amounts of taxes simply by not having an income. Do you also complain about them or is your bitterness simply a result of envy?
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The solution is to limit the expense of non-contributing people in our cities. Fact of the matter is is that certain lifestyles require a certain amount of ability to produce value. No one gets upset when you say that a middle-class person
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3y ago
FreeBSD also has dummynet as part of ipfw that allows injection of latency, bandwidth caps, queue sizes, and packet loss. Same thing as in MacOS.
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3y ago
Fair use doesn’t allow you to pirate the source material in the first place, even if your parody or commentary constitutes fair use. It sounds to me like Meta committed 195,000 acts of copyright violation for commercial purposes. What is $2
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3y ago
It's not a competition thing, it's a size thing.
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3y ago
Finding data points from decades ago that is higher then the current data point doesn't invalidate that the recent trend is upwards.
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Apple isn't preventing competition. There are numerous messaging apps available on iPhone. They are preventing non-customers from using a service provided for customers only. To make a bad analogy, it is like Jack's Auto Repair se
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3y ago
Not a valid reason. First, they can just charge the cost of ad review to the advertisers. Second, if they can’t do it without causing problems for innocent third-parties — the viewers — then they just can’t do it. We regulate all kinds of i
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