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by xaedes 6y ago
I think the 0 longitude most likely is accidental. Yet, here is another thing to think about: Zero longitude is the longitude of Greenwich, i.e. London, a significant city through the ages. Cities and towns, especially ones with old age, ar
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by xaedes 6y ago
Marvels' Celestials also have this story: "Celestial Eggs within planets It was stated by the Celestial Madonna that Earth and many other worlds were implanted with a Celestial Egg/Embryo at their center, gestating for millio
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by xaedes 6y ago
One more thing: I am also toying with the idea of using Jupyter notebooks as a starting point. One could relatively easy derive relationships between code cells and display them in graph based view instead of linear sequence. Then go furthe
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by xaedes 6y ago
This also spooks through my mind. Some thoughts: Source code should be able to fall back to editable text when necessary. Multiple Projections to view/interface the same data with different views must be possible. Optimal would be that
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by xaedes 6y ago
Good point. Stuff like this is why I wrote "a bit". Thank you for providing an example, why it wont be enough.
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by xaedes 6y ago
"No Code" needs to embrace code. They are just tools and/or higher abstractions. Embrace the fact that at one point you need to go down the abstraction layers and enable the users to do this, and do it well. E.g. Unity is &qu
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by xaedes 6y ago
This would help a bit: Don't accept the "--do-it" as first parameter, make it obligatory to be the last.
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by xaedes 6y ago
Having a graph-based interface for the relationships is nice. But i think this works best with big monitor (think 43'') and when the graph is the main interface, not just a small window somewhere. I.e. display the content of nodes
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by xaedes 6y ago
Without anyone performing the necessary pattern transformations to make it "work" this will be very static and boring... With computer in GOL you have GOL which will do the pattern transformations.
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by xaedes 6y ago
This has some visualizations of space time curvature where you can get a sense of the lines particles take in different circumstances: http://www.relativitet.se/Webtheses/lic.pdf I tried to explain it with words, but I
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by xaedes 6y ago
It is using static variables for coroutine state.
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by xaedes 6y ago
But I dont think the commercialisation of art these days isn't driven by the hunger for food of the artists. Other forces try to extract as much value from it as they can. Not nice.
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by xaedes 6y ago
Wow, this derivationmap site looks very interesting. I desperatly want something like this for graph rewriting on abstract syntax trees. A fullscreen option for the d3 graph would be nice, this way it could leverage large monitors. Some i
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by xaedes 6y ago
Following that link I got "404 - We couldn’t find this page."
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by xaedes 6y ago
I once was interested what exactly happens when executing python code, asking myself questions like "Why can't I make a fast for loop? Where are the fast integers? Can't I write fast for loop directly in bytecode, akin to asm
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by xaedes 6y ago
Do it.
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by xaedes 6y ago
"It works for me, looks good to me" is why we have so many sites with low contrast text. Very annoying indeed.
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by xaedes 6y ago
A good point from a dead comment : "I wonder how this would affect the climate, the rains especially." Reducing water evaporation should have some kind of effect. Does anybody know of weather and/or rain effects due to these
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by xaedes 6y ago
When implementing Kalman filters a common issue is that the covariance matrix P retards to be not positive semi-definite due to numerical errors. When this happens the Kalman filter may result REALLY weird results. There is an easy fix for
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by xaedes 6y ago
Something like LLVM and decompiling
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by xaedes 6y ago
The maximum temperature on this chart before 2000 is 5000bc.
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by xaedes 6y ago
That is why I recently said: Fact checking == Truth Factory. Lets open a ministry for that, guess the name.
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On the correlation between solar activity and large earthquakes worldwide(nature.com)
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by xaedes 6y ago
Since Microsoft aquired Github, I think they may also put some MS closed-source code in the vault. Seperate.
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by xaedes 6y ago
In phonetics this is called velaric airflow: Velaric refers to another kind of airflow that is generated just within the oral cavity, and which doesn’t involve pulmonic airflow coming from the lungs. Instead it uses suction to create differ
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by xaedes 6y ago
two statements: "You know kids don't get infected at all" "relatively few children have been reported with COVID-19," So, do get kids infected (at all) or not?
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by xaedes 6y ago
I actually need a robot for replugging USB cables. usb can be so buggy =(
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by xaedes 6y ago
I just use a decent GUI with all the use cases I need: SmartGit does it for me. Totally recommend
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by xaedes 6y ago
I suspect doing it too well marks you as a valuable contributor and tries to get the most out of you. Abuse.
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by xaedes 6y ago
So I understand what you say as: it is nice for admins to deploy and the usage issues for the users are the cost of it, but thats none of your problem because you are an admin. Well okay.

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