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by zbyte64 11y ago
Put both in separate rooms you cannot observe and equip them with a two way mic/speaker. Would you be able to determine which was a meat bag and the other was a simulation? If you can then we know the description is inaccurate. If you
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by zbyte64 11y ago
I agree with your points on Kalam but have to nitpick on everything else. On the "describing reality" to "creating reality". Very few people argue for ex-nihilo creation but far more people tend to project that on the op
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by zbyte64 11y ago
I think mathematics and physics sets the bar higher then subjective relevance when formulating descriptions. If you did manage to create a description that would accurately predict every response of a person then you would have a hard time
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by zbyte64 11y ago
What I could find: https://github.com/driftyco/ionic/issues/3311 http://blog.ionic.io/angular-2-ionic/ It will happen but no solid ETA. Would be nice to find the code.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Not sure but I hope comcast goes the way of AOL.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
The guy employed parolees so they wouldn't turn to crime and he himself didn't have a criminal record. Sad he took his life.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Guns no, but encryption yes. The right to "arms" includes encryption. Too bad the NRA sucks up the 2nd amendment discussion and casts it as only pertaining to guns.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
If you follow the link they cite: "The chip is reportedly clocked somewhere moderately faster than current top-of-the-line Android Wear smartwatches." So the "writer" is performing worst then a summary bot.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
So the money that the Banks lent to Greece and collect interest on is actually EU tax money?
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Does this bring us closer to having native docker support on OSX?
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Rand Paul could spin the $2 trillion dollar revenue cut: 1) The economy would grow and so would revenues 2) Cut spending: food stamps, social security, education, etc. But lets not mention defence.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
The correct way to write a CSV parser is to import one.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
According to the website there is a web of trust to establish reputation and you can set up voting pools whose members are those you trust. So it is based on buyer feedback. https://blog.openbazaar.org/what-is-openbazaar&#x2
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by zbyte64 11y ago
It's all well and good to classify non-falsifiable philosophies as "inspirational". However, many tenants do not look at dualism as mere inspiration.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
I don't think that makes sense. It is kind of like selling TCP/IP before the internet age ; network standards should be just that - an open standard that is open to all players.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Add OTRTalk to the list: https://github.com/mnaamani/otrtalk
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by zbyte64 12y ago
Pretty much. Instead of reimplementing classes and imports, just use es6.
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by zbyte64 12y ago
Step 1) Port it to babel.js Step 2) Profit
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by zbyte64 12y ago
*direct money influence
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by zbyte64 12y ago
If your argument is that it is too easy to share then you are going to have a hard time winning over users. But honestly how hard do you think it is to integrate secure builds into a docker system? I would just stand up a private docker rep
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by zbyte64 12y ago
No, it is an argument for Docker's workflow. It seems allot of the criticism calling Docker unnecessary overlook how it makes distributing Linux containers as easy as git.
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by zbyte64 12y ago
I would think the simple life we would see in our solar system would be less sophisticated then bacteria. Confirming plants and animals outside of earth would mean looking beyond our solar system and in 20-30 years we should be able to see
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by zbyte64 12y ago
This thread is blowing my mind. Please continue to share. I really like the idea that models are often formed prematurely and the reference to pokemon cards. One metaphor I use allot is that our values are like a deck of cards, some values
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by zbyte64 12y ago
I have started using this with our React.js project and have been able to squeeze out efficient DOM updates comparable to Om. For fun I also made a library that overloads Immutable.js and JSON operations (and can do the same for mori): htt
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by zbyte64 12y ago
Rewrite history much? They brought it into the classroom through politicians. When it went to court it was thrown out as junk science.
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by zbyte64 12y ago
" Three of the principle axioms of parallel machine design - memory coherence, synchronicity and determinism - have been discarded in the design without, surprisingly, compromising the ability to perform meaningful computations. "
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by zbyte64 12y ago
Sent this to a budding developer in our business. Thank you for the article. I too tend to think of objects as actors with contracts.
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by zbyte64 12y ago
Flynn lets you tie GIT deployment to a system that uses heroku buildpacks and launch using Docker containers. But what if I don't want to use a buildpack but a Dockerfile?
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by zbyte64 12y ago
Sadly, we're overdue for a big one.
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by zbyte64 12y ago
I think they solve two different problems. Polymer I see as useful for creating atomic UI elements while React.js is better for stringing the UI elements together into a cohesive experience.

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