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by xaedes 7y ago
To be fair, 200km - which is quite a distance for a small country like Germany - around Berlin includes a LOT of nice nature areas, e.g.: Baltic Sea, Mecklenburg Lake Plateau, Saxon Switzerland, Harz, and many more.
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by xaedes 7y ago
Thank you, that contains some really useful stuff! But after some more googling and literature research of my own I realized what I was looking for is actually "performance modeling" and not system simulation per se. Google schola
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Does anybody know about an awesome list or collection of similar endeavours?
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Despite the way it is often framed and critiqued, artificial intelligence is not really “artificial” or “alien”: in the usual mystification process of ideology, it appears to be a deus ex machina that descends to the world like in ancient
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Temporal Type Theory: A topos-theoretic approach to systems and behavior (2017)(arxiv.org)
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twine gives you something similar. but i think you are looking for something else
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In south- and east-asia mythology a frog lives in the moon. This is part of an australian aboriginal myth: "The frog opened his sleepy eyes, his big body quivered, his face relaxed, and, at last, he burst into a laugh that sounded lik
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by xaedes 7y ago
The way I read it they probe for a certain range whether there is reflection or not. So the result will be like range finding.
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This code example (Nile language not APL) makes me want to look into those languages: https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-07327016425ac646009769... I think its so beautiful, just the math written down.
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by xaedes 7y ago
So sad, just bought a Cozmo a few days ago and today it arrived. It is a great toy, I like it a lot already! What a shock to now see this in the news :(
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by xaedes 8y ago
Algorithm is explained in the video: x³ + y³ + z³ = 33 (x+y)(x²-xy+y²)=33-z³ d=x+y x²-xy+y²=(33-z³)/d Guess values for d, because of integer constraint z³ can only take certain values for a specific d. Try them all. Now th
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by xaedes 8y ago
Please show an example. I don't know any Apex user names, but the premise sounds very interesting!
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I think that is equivalent to selection sort: You put all numbers into the scheduler which periodically checks all scheduled threads and selects the one which timer elapsed, i.e. it sequentially selects the scheduled tasks with increasing t
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Thank you that was a very interesting read. It sounds similar to how I imagined it. Sometimes I ask myself if this is similar to how blind people visualize their world. I remember reading from Hellen Keller (deaf-blind from birth) that she
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Your visualization experience sounds very interesting! I actually believe it is possible to consciously 'do' what you describe to at least some degree. It would be nice to hear more about your experience in detail, may I ask you s
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"Consider working towards an early retirement" I suspect this just delays the whole situation. With additional risks of burning your physical and/or mental health.
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Well or solve the perceived problem and use the solution (their "returns" library)...
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The Wizards and the Sheep(critical-hits.com)
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Btw: Sanskrit is originally defined with similar-to-Backus-Naus-form rules. From "Backus–Naur form" wikipedia: The idea of describing the structure of language using rewriting rules can be traced back to at least the work of Pāṇin
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Removing all redundancies would require everyone to speak and formulate perfectly. Otherwise the message is lost. A lot of misunderstanding would happen. Redundance in language makes it easier, because it really is some kind of error protec
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My tip for learning and understanding new words from (nearly) any language: Looking up their etymology. Seemingly arbitrary words suddenly make sense and the story behind it makes you remember them and connects them to other words. Also it
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"Der Kanten". German wikipedia on "Kanten" gives many more local variations.
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I recommend George Campbell's "The Hero with a Thousand Faces". This is about comparative mythology, aka comparative story telling. He works out the core elements and common concepts that appear in story telling across cultur
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maybe that is why, even when experienced, the least, certainly no whole population, do act on a cute aggression impulse?
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> What options do we have to support such mutating API at the moment? What is wrong with implementing the states with polymorphic classes providing the API or an interface to it?
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Yet another thing: Julien d’Huy uses these methods to analyze folk literature and myths. Very, very interesting research.
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It really looks in good shape (and color)! Regarding the meaning of objects found I want to share this humorous story in which future archaeologists find a motel room and they believe to have found a great tomb similar to that of Tutankhamu
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Yea by importing imap into your gmail account... That would be pointless here, but maybe explains why you assumed it was possible.
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Browsing on Chrome with uBlockOrigin and PrivacyBadger gives me a completely smooth experience on this website. Feels like a static site.
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Regarding who to trust; both: trust the whole cyber-physical system. And like OP said, the system worked as designed. The bigger system now even learns from this and improves the existing cyber-physical system to handle such cases even bett

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