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Can anyone expand on what that 2-dimensional math would look like, compared to GR in typical tensor form? If I'm almost capable of working in tensor calculus, would I be in a position to understand the 2 dimensional formulation? Or are
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Show HN: Replacements for Google Analytics (Borrowed from Rapnie)
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A good way to jump over the low level implementation details is to look at Factor. Forth style but much better library and most of the low level constructs are baked in. I can't say the documentation / tutorials that I've fo
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Jean-Baptiste Emannuel Zorg, channeled here... I'll be ready to pound your back when you choke on that cherry :)
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Presuming technology has advanced to the point where transferring a consciousness to a machine form is possible, it can be presupposed that the power and maintenance requirements would have been worked out in parallel. The main thread of di
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Future person: "Who are you?" Future forks: "One of us." (Thanks to I, Robot for a cute scene.)
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Frank Herbert's take on this had humans enslaved for a few centuries before the Butlerian Jihad got humans back in control of themselves and instituted a ten thousand year taboo on 'thinking machines'. Sci-fi is great for pos
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Altered Carbon, gotcha. "... a couple light years away from your transmitter"?
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Sometimes when humans try to get a hand-wavy initiative started, all you get is hand waving. My uninformed take on it: if the initiative was more on the level of "Here's my amazing ship design, prove me wrong" they would hav
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If the companies affected shift away from fossil fuels, that's excellent as well. I'm not worried about the entities per se, just the emission reduction and overall environmental track record. If ten years from now, a much health
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While I don't have money in markets directly, I think overall I'm happy with the idea of concentrating those who "don't invest based on moral posturing" into investments in dying industries (going to happen, just th
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GUI handling is actually my biggest gray area, that's a great suggestion.
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I have had Factor installed and ready to go on each of my last three personal machines, and never got to the point of having a solid project to attempt. I absolutely love the idea of concatenative languages, I just haven't gotten my to
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> It’s very likely that the torpedoes did not work for the whole war really. The patrol reports of each sub detail pretty well what shots were taken and after the fixes in '42 and early '43, the hit percentages rose dramaticall
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7y ago
And again, time to swap out third parties that don't/can't/won't comply... and maybe have to roll your own a little bit if you can't find any compliant tools. (Throwing Unity in there is a pretty pointless st
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Surely there are ways to serve ads without collecting any user-specific data at all? Tada, compliance, and zero effort, too.
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> and that if you wanted to increase the FPS you could plug in more mice I am having trouble imagining what sort of event handling bs this might be taking advantage of... I am too vanilla a coder at this point in my life.
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I've started a process of starting our XBox One about every month, or even three weeks, so that any console updates are done before my wife (main player by about a 90/10 split) has to wait 45 minutes for download/validate
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The logical formulae are outside my learning, at this point in my life, but I do understand the general gist of the theorems from prior exposure and discussion. If this were my first exposure, the overly florid, 'artsy' presentati
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Do you honestly expect anything _but_ [punishment for the ones who got outed]?
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They have bugs, and fixing them is good? They have better implementations, eventually, and improving performance is good?
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Another straightforward appeal for transparency, transparency, transparency. The middleman organizations that negotiate deals in private, hospitals that make different discount deals with different insurers, even the insurers internal risk
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If only 10% of DRMed viewership is through EME in browsers, then dropping EME from browsers is far easier than if it were, say, 50 or 75%.
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I wasn't trying to interpret existing law, I was expressing my opinion on how the process _should_ work. No one should be denied access to legal documentation that they could be held liable for compliance/non-compliance. I'd
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Democracy is based on the assumption that a million men are wiser than one man. How’s that again? I missed something. Autocracy is based on the assumption that one man is wiser than a million men. Let’s play that over again, too. Who decide
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Convince companies they'll make more money by encouraging unexpected product placement, instead of defending their current income streams by any draconian measure they can devise... /s
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I'll take the countervailing opinion here: regardless what the usual expectations of the standards organization might be, the situation changes as soon as it's included as legal requirements. At soon as its inclusion in law is eff
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Then there will be very very few pedestals, and small ones when there are at all. I have no trouble believing that everyone has done or said or caused something that could be called out. I am not making excuses or forgiving anyone. I'
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If those numbers are reasonably solid, I can see a positive outcome to refusal of EME support. Now I'm even more convinced it's a good idea.
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I for one would love to see new browsers come forward and explicitly state that they are not implementing EME in any way, and see just how that plays out. My optimistic (maybe too deeply rose colored) vision would be for viewership of EME-l
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