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by xaedes 9y ago
Not publishable at all may be too hard a requirement. But I approve if we make it less strict: "not replicated/replicatable" should give a paper similar bad reputatation or worse than "not peer reviewed"
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by xaedes 9y ago
How about vision based emotion recognition of viewers with cameras in the televisions and monitors? Sure sounds creepy and behaving different when observed etc. But I believe people will forget they are "observed" so the effect di
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by xaedes 9y ago
When clicking through I wondered how much pages that would be printed in book form (I like printed text). I think one can make it look really great. Especially as the data is heavily structured already.
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by xaedes 9y ago
Pretty fast page load time. That is really nice when clicking through the entries. A timeline or browsing by time categories would be interesting.
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by xaedes 9y ago
True. But I was answering this specific to the question of "syntactically valid yet semantically invalid statements" in python.
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by xaedes 9y ago
print(type("foo") + "foo") Syntactically correct. Will provoke error during runtime due to invalid semantics.
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CheckedInt: A C++ Policy-Based Range-Checked Integer(accu.org)
1 points by xaedes 9y ago|0 comments
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by xaedes 9y ago
I also like Clang Tools for C++ AST and programmatic refactoring. Much better than regex replace. What exactly is the benefit of Codemod? Too me it seems like a glorified regex replacer, nothing more. Suppose you have a function Foo::bar()
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by xaedes 9y ago
Care to share a good brand?
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by xaedes 9y ago
If you waste 16 hours already you can easily waste 18 hours...
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by xaedes 9y ago
as AI sprung out of humanity it will always have a grain of humanity in itself. AI doing "creative" things is doing it because we like to watch it doing that. But still I dont think there is so much special and unique to humans
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by xaedes 9y ago
"though should everyone follow this ideology" I dont think everybody should follow ONE and the same ideology at all. Diversity is key
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by xaedes 9y ago
Actually didn't realize this until you pointed it out. It is written like that in the original. I like to interpreted it as a hilarious self-referencing pun^^
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by xaedes 9y ago
Also: The Tao of Programming [1] 4.4 Prince Wang's programmer was coding software. His fingers danced upon the keyboard. The program compiled without and error message, and the program ran like a gentle wind. "Excellent!" the
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by xaedes 9y ago
“The Dexterous Butcher” Cook Ting was cutting up an ox for Lord Wen-hui. As every touch of his hand, every heave of his shoulder, every move of his feet, every thrust of his knee — zip! zoop! He slithered the knife along with a zing, and al
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by xaedes 9y ago
I recommend reading George Campbell's "The Hero with a Thousand Faces". This is about comparative mythology, aka comparative story telling. It opened my mind to be able to understand all kinds of storys on another level, so
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by xaedes 9y ago
Makes you think. Maybe you need a "villain" in your team that brings the crisis NOW, when only seeing it approaching on the horizon. Making future problems real
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by xaedes 9y ago
my whole computer is my integrated development environment =)
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Can a Living Creature Be as Big as a Galaxy?(nautil.us)
1 points by xaedes 9y ago|0 comments
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by xaedes 9y ago
"Your password is too long." "How much? Figure it out by yourself!"
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Evidence that ancient farms had different origins than previously thought(arstechnica.com)
96 points by xaedes 9y ago|40 comments
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by xaedes 9y ago
It should be relatively easy to set up with git hooks: Take one of the many Git Hooked Autoformaters: For example: https://github.com/michalrus/git-hooks-code-autoformat Then add similar hooks for pulling on "post
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by xaedes 9y ago
It is certainly something when only focused on individual bacteria. But the whole system including gut flora and human body changes. And that takes more time. 3 days a different diet? Not a lot to see much change in the body. Would you tru
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by xaedes 9y ago
Yea.. Too late. From there I also discovered Rig Veda and its siblings. I guess I have to quit my full time job to get through all of this^^
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by xaedes 9y ago
Webarchive works for me: http://web.archive.org/web/20170628133305/https://www.raphko...
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by xaedes 9y ago
scnr: Good we have a little redundancy there =)
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by xaedes 9y ago
"Upanishads"? Interesting! Thank you for mentioning. I am currently reading Gilgamesh and there is "Uta-napišti" meaning "the far away". The Sanskrit term Upaniṣad (upa = by, ni = nether, shat =sitting) transla
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by xaedes 9y ago
Couldn't satellite distributed quantum entanglement also accomplish sending messages "through" the earth once properly set up? https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/china-shatters-ld... http:/
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by xaedes 9y ago
" a world in which human minds run far faster, because they run on something other than biological neurons, because they run hundreds of distinct streams of consciousness simultaneously, and because they are augmented by forms of artif
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by xaedes 9y ago
It is a label ;)

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