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ErotemeObelus
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Comment #22428864
Betelgeuse Betelgeuse Betelgeuse
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Comment #22380771
This method might be generalizable to prions.
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Comment #22357926
Saved
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Comment #22356570
Yeah you're a friend.
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Comment #22348387
This is good technology.
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Comment #22338533
This is a good test whether close reading leads to nonsense or insight.
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Comment #22308315
Putting this on my todo list.
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Comment #22303424
Cellular automata = computer architecture
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Comment #22297067
Too important to forget.
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Comment #22209015
I want to name my kernel Lennox
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Comment #22206723
> instead of rotating from orientation A to B, they'll go through a C in a very different place. This is because H double-covers SO_3, not just simply covers.
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Comment #22190012
The money did it for me!
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Comment #22167810
In Sonic 1, made in 1990 when vCJD, Mad Cow, and prion diseases were hitting the fan, there was a level titled "Scrap Brain Zone"... and I can't help but think that the name was a …
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Comment #22166547
People forgot that during the vCJD epidemic (possibly still ongoing? About 1/2000 living Britons have the scrapie protein in their blood) the disease had (and still does have) a 10…
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Comment #22156614
This is as good a place as any to ask. How do you do concurrency in video games, and how does concurrent code map onto parallel execution?
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Comment #22150727
This is the greatest project submission on this entire website. Thank God for you.
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Comment #22148279
Very clever. But this kind of behavior made habitual will get you the reputation of a dirty hacker.
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Comment #22131929
[dead]
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Comment #22113662
TREE(ACKERMAN(g_64, g_64))
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Comment #22080376
Even if it is impossible for me to revert to a seventeenth century Italian saint, and even if the VERY IDEA of choosing to revert to a seventeenth century Italian saint means I am …
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Comment #22067120
> Lab-grown beef also looks at least ten times more efficient on land, energy, and water, according to the book Clean Meat. Wait until they accidentally create Super Creutzfeldt-Ja…
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Comment #22023972
This is very comforting. It means the future won't be worse than our predictions!
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Comment #21942323
Nothing new is really new.
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Comment #21890156
> You guys are criticizing me for calling Asia a monolith but I can assure you the difference between Tokyo and Myanmar is smaller than NYU and the Midwest Oh man the USA is going …
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Comment #21890092
> Things looked like a control panel, which maybe makes us feel like pilots, but intimidates most users. "Everyone has an individual background. Someone may come from Python, someo…