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by zyxzevn 7y ago
I wish it could be safe, but real electronic voting fraud may be far more common in practice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsNXnAv131g Computer Programmer testifies that Tom Feeney (Speaker of the Houe of Florida at th
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
What other useful apps are there for physics and maths?
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Using integer codes like 0 and -1 were the old style of returning errors. Often combined with some undocumented features. It is really wrong, but that is caused by the C-functions returning only one integer of data. And the bad C libraries.
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
A lot of those concepts were already in Smalltalk. a do: [:x| Transcript print: x ] [] = closure That is, because Smaltalk was based on Lisp. But the other OO languages removed this concept, but it came back in Scala.
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
I thought it was about this classic song: Gopher Tuna! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIwrgAnx6Q8
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A choice between two evils... Hmmmm..
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The climate models are not settled. Sadly the political activists have hijacked the normal scientific process. And this allowed some pseudoscience (with alarming predictions or alarming observations) to mix in too. In some science news I re
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Shock: Climate science is not settled. Currently studying solar energy transfers via hot solar particles, latest hot topic.
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
The Saudi Connection is clear, it is even in the official report's censored pages. But it seemed placed there as a distraction, like a honey-pot. If you just read the report, you can immediately see that it is written as a novel, not a
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
There are some studies that show that Bacteria also have memories. This shows that the memory can also be stored in other places than neurons. Some examples: Bacteria can pass on memory to descendants, researchers discover https:/&#x2
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Your computer simulation does not solve the "stopping problem". This means that the artificial brain does not know what is good or what is bad. It can not know everything about itself. So the brain will be completely unstable an
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Due to the Stockholm Syndrome people started liking VIM...
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
With compile time execution, one can do similar things in other languages too. This video shows a very advanced and practical way of using "static introspection": Lambda World 2019 - What FP Can Learn From Static Introspection - A
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I have no social network.. hmmm So I am smart :-)
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
C++ is for real men https://i.redd.it/s6q46do7ce841.png
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Strong magnetic fields in galaxies are very common. http://scholarpedia.org/article/Galactic_magnetic_fields But there is a huge problem with them. Like Alfven, I am against the idea of frozen magnetic fields. Frozen f
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
While oversimplified, I like the diagram. I remember that my local media staged events in front of good cameras to make their reporting look better. And they also made it look more dramatic. Inserted some small narrative. This staging often
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Interesting is to understand how disinformation started the first world war. Something that is proven, but not publicly known. Here is some information about it: https://www.corbettreport.com/wwi/ (check the historic
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Check http://geopolymer.org About a concrete technology that probably existed worldwide. Because a lot of these structures are very old and some are even under water, I think that they likely existed during the ice-age. Later
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Photons can also be seen as waves. And waves can also influence each other, in non-linear situations. Because the experiments and theory are so simple, I think it is the most scientific approach, to at least test this Loader model more thor
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
I think the Loader Model is a more direct path to what you are describing. In most cases it does not break with any observations that I saw. The "accuracy" is probably the same, depending on how the experiment is setup. Even a sta
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Since we are looking at an alternative interpretation: Max Planck's Loader Model - the simplest interpretation that is never looked at. In the Loader Model atoms have a hidden and random energy state, and a detectable state. The energy
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
As additional info: The same is going on in some of the CIA's secret prisons, according to whistleblowers and images. And many other kinds of torture. Also stuff going on in Saudi Arabia. Of course the CIA used "national securit
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
For fun: The purrfect programming language is C@ - http://www.reddit.com/r/C_AT
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
You must be used to reading inside out, instead of left to right. The parameters will mess up as soon you have multiple parameters. Especially messy if you want to reuse them. Or when you have conditions. In a graphical system you do not ne
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Nobody quickly understands: A(B(C(D(E(x))))) That is why they use the assignments. e= E(x) d= D(e) c= C(d) b= B(c) a= A(b) But many people can understand: x-> E -> F-> C-> B-> A
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Looks a bit similar to focus fusion. See Google talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhKB-VxJWpg
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All media in the US is controlled by just a few companies. Both companies and military units are working on forums to control the discussions. Sometimes pretending to be on both sides to make a discussion deviate from the actual issues. Som
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
It may be weird to some, but there are a lot of intellectual phase locks today. A major cause is publish-or-perish. And expert-group-bias. That last one is like: "Experts in astrology agree that astrology is working well." We can
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