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User3456335

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    Comment #41729432

    Surely, if the poles can't be deleted then which node is chosen from a bunkbed will not affect the connectedness probability, which would make it impossible to find a counterexampl…

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    Comment #41729149

    The paper seems to have a definition where bed posts are never deleted, i.e. they are all assigned probability 1 in which case the conjecture is obviously true. The counterexample …

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    Comment #39867939

    I feel like it will get worse and worse until people will actually care about privacy again and then we'll take proper measures. Although Chrome disabling cookies seems like a step…

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    Comment #39835960

    I thought this was very cool but then I realized that in Dutch it is the same. Happiness = "Geluk" = Luck. Strangely, we have no word for lucky, and we will simply say that someone…

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    Comment #39809868

    If it was only investigators using my data, I'd be much happier...

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    Comment #39753879

    Interesting. Are you sure it's the language and not the programming style? There doesn't seem to be a reason to prevent you from writing maintainable Python code.

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    Comment #39752424

    Yes, but all of these are essentially all because the existing code is already based on C(++). We should be able to move to Rust sooner than people think.

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    Comment #39751808

    I've yet to see a valid scenario where C++ is superior to Rust, Python and Go. Use Python. If you need concurrency, then use Go. If you need even more performance, use Rust (using …

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    Comment #39723991

    Inform me of whether the pilot can adjust their seat? What am I supposed to do with that info?

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    Comment #39713538

    Bro, where do you get your food? Do you grow it in your house? Where do you get your water from? Hell, where do you get your air from? How do you think getting a security system fi…

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    Comment #39688765

    It might depend on whether you do a lot of counting in your non-native tongue. Since I studied maths in English (not my native language), I also do counting in English when I'm thi…

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    Comment #39599471

    So what exactly does happen when you admit you don't know a thing? And what's worse: admitting you don't know a thing or showcasing you don't know a thing by presuming the wrong th…

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    Comment #39588091

    Why is a random textbook so high up? And why is it on a website I've never heard of before (no starch)?

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    Comment #39552513

    My point is that perhaps there is a reason that this chromosome causes this issue when an additional copy is present. If other chromosomes do not cause the same issues, why not? Wh…

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    Comment #39545794

    Perhaps the existence of atypical "weaker" children promotes compassion in the culture ultimately leading to better outcomes for the culture as a whole.

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    Comment #39496957

    Ahh yeah I was trying to help you repurpose these circuits given the new information. But perhaps that's not possible. It sounds very similar to what happens with love. In my exper…

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    Comment #39495015

    So you've now compared feminist movements to Christian evangelists. Do you think christian evangelists are important and deserve our attention even if the majority of christians do…

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    Comment #39494957

    Tbf, half the linguistics discipline thought that language's grammar was somehow hardcoded into our brain, which is clearly ridiculous if you look at how LLMs work, so you're not t…

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    Comment #39478364

    Most of these things do not need to be public though. Whatever your existing setup is, you can build a box around it so that suspicious people are not allowed in. Then you only hav…

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    Comment #39475499

    Perhaps an analogy with other crime can help here. Just because your store can be broken into doesn't mean you can't take measures that make it much more difficult. It's not that s…

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    Comment #39462014

    Perhaps having a burnout is highly correlated with thinking you have a burnout. Does that make any test for it a sham? Does the test perhaps make sure that there is sufficient agre…

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    Comment #39433248

    It sounds like you're a bit too invested in the issue if you're literally shaking.

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    Comment #39410213

    You're making the assumption that it is all caused by hardware or software malfunction in the sending of an IP packet to the target server. However the first step is usually a DNS …

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    Comment #39397181

    You can learn a lot of that from reading Dostoyevski. At least, from what I have read so far. It's painful to read (injustice, pessimism, disappointment) so I haven't gotten very f…