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Unikernels: The Next Stage of Linux’s Dominance [pdf](delivery.acm.org)
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by wwarner 7y ago
I don't know of anything similar for Jupyter notebooks or sql either. I guess testing with simulated data designed to yield expected results would be the way I test my stuff.
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by wwarner 7y ago
Excelint https://github.com/plasma-umass/ExceLint-addin CheckCel https://github.com/plasma-umass/DataDebug
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by wwarner 7y ago
This exactly what I was going to say. Except not quite exactly as the words were chosen and arranged in a superior fashion.
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What does it mean that a black hole is rotating?(quora.com)
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by wwarner 7y ago
Best CORS reference is MDN [1]. Here's a piece of unsolicited advice: avoid CORS if you can. For user facing web apps, put your APIs behind a proxy. For a dev environment in which you want to mix local assets with production assets, us
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by wwarner 7y ago
Unfortunately I can only +1 this a single time.
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Sabine Hossenfelder: Because Science Matters(backreaction.blogspot.com)
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Learning the Arrow of Time [pdf](openreview.net)
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The Fall of RNN / LSTM(towardsdatascience.com)
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2D Convolutional Neural Networks for Sequence-to-Sequence Prediction(arxiv.org)
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by wwarner 7y ago
If you read Feynman's nobel acceptance speech ( https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1965/feynman/lectu... ) and some of the other interviews he gave about his QED work, you get the sense that hi
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by wwarner 7y ago
How does this explain the end of American slavery, which was also brought about by capitalism?
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by wwarner 7y ago
Um, your theory of the civil war would've been news to Ulysses Grant who sent troops to many southern states to protect the voting rights of former slaves. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulysses_S._Grant#Later_Recon
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by wwarner 7y ago
Something a bit like this is practiced by NYC subway conductors: https://youtu.be/i9jIsxQNz0M
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by wwarner 7y ago
The principle at stake is that no one must benefit from someone's imprisonment. There can be no financial incentive to hold someone in confinement. There should be no attempt to offset the costs of incarceration or exploit the labor
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Fixed That for You: Generating Contrastive Claims with Semantic Edits [pdf](aclweb.org)
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by wwarner 7y ago
What puzzles me is where the photon goes when it bumps up the energy of the electron, and what does it look like when the electron shell drops back down. I realize too much "realism" in QM is just a waste of effort, but I keep see
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by wwarner 7y ago
I'll recommend Kip Thorne's Black Holes and Time Warps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Holes_and_Time_Warps . It's about gravity, not quantum field theory, but it's still very sound, very intuit
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by wwarner 7y ago
Amazing. What is the energy of the system while it's in transition? I guess they're arguing superposition of 1 and 0, continuously sliding to a higher likelihood with time. I mean, eventually a photon is emitted, and that can&#x27
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by wwarner 7y ago
If you could harness the wave-particle interactions mentioned in the article, you wouldn't need to carry your own fuel.
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by wwarner 7y ago
An Ising machine is a photonic computer capable parallel computation and well suited to search problems like traveling salesman.
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Photonic Ising Machines Go Big(physics.aps.org)
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Eric Verlinde's Entropic Gravity (2011)(link.springer.com)
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Is the moon there when nobody looks? (1985) [pdf](cp3.irmp.ucl.ac.be)
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Is the moon there when nobody looks? (1985) [pdf](googlehttps)
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by wwarner 7y ago
Direct link to pdf https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1901/1901.06623.pdf
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by wwarner 8y ago
It's interesting, because usually people/physicists that space is the emergent thing, and time is the fundamental dimension. I'm also glad that people are trying to reduce the number of dimensions rather than adding to th
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by wwarner 8y ago
I keep waiting for symbolic AI to really get traction in the area of software verification. Either a great language/ compiler that can really prove it has no bugs, or a testing approach that takes a binary and proves that it has no bug
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by wwarner 8y ago
Tangential, and possibly revealing ignorance here. I definitely don't get why clouds of dark matter surrounding galaxies don't fall into the black hole at the center. Dark matter is there to explain why the outer stars of a galaxy

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