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Xmd5a
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Comment #49153684
Interesting. I'm currently building a CAD tool for inflatable structures. Think Solvespace but with extrusions replaced with face stitching and inflation. It's still a work in a pr…
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Comment #49095300
H: All right, all right... and the limitation of human intelligence? M: Mr Gödel is telling you that the theorem limits formal systems. So you see your intelligence as a formal sys…
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Comment #49082829
> Our term ‘the state’ only came into common usage in the late sixteenth century, when it was coined by a French lawyer named Jean Bodin, who also wrote, among many other things, a…
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Comment #49081929
My first PID controller was in Industrial Craft & Tekkit modded Minecraft.
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Comment #49064346
I'm sorry you felt this way and the small speck on the mirror surface outgrew the rest. I mean you didn't puzzle over what I said. Are you not interested in learning about similar …
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Comment #49044355
https://github.com/JGPTech/EchoKey Hey I think know what you're attempting to do here. I ... suspect you may be some kind of trisector ( https://www.ufv.ca/media/faculty/gregschlit…
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Comment #49022594
The link is between numbers and words. Both can be decomposed into primitive components: primes and lyndon words (combinatorics). The Zipf distribution takes this shape when the vo…
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Comment #49003895
would.jpg The heat made me realize I was part of Team JUL. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKQIp4WDD4Y Ça fait longtemps que j'avais pas sorti Maria Elle voudrait que j'y passe la …
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Comment #48995448
flipping > to >= works quite often though!
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Comment #48995436
yes and if you want to code a little swimmer that explores program-space, you'll find there too!
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Comment #48990599
> The two are still on good terms, writing papers together. Why are you framing this like this? Do mathematician take these kind of things personally?
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Comment #48981141
This is called Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction https://www.pssdnetwork.org/ https://www.reddit.com/r/PSSD/ https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=fr&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=pssd... SSRIs are al…
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Comment #48980767
I haven't had a proper orgasm in more than a decade. I've been off SSRIs for 5 years.
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Comment #48977241
It's obviously body-integrated cryptography or your whole activity – own your data. With markets that retrospectively evaluate what's it's worth.
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Comment #48977161
Ok, now do SSRIs.
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Comment #48977136
What is the relationship between Riemann zeta function and Zipf's law? And between words and primes?
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Comment #48976813
> they get inundated with kooky proofs from amateurs Source?
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Comment #48892473
> Why is this conserved? Because ∇ᵤ(Tᵘᵥξᵥ) = (∇ᵤ Tᵘᵥ)ξᵥ + Tᵘᵥ(∇ᵤ ξᵥ). Interesting. > This is an example of a topic that unstructured self study would likely skip. I'm not studying …
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Comment #48843022
Rust is a stripper
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Comment #48834629
Such is the madman of experience; he is commonly a reasoner, frequently a successful reasoner. Doubtless he could be vanquished in mere reason, and the case against him put logical…
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Comment #48829405
There is no gendarmerie in Paris.
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Comment #48805975
> create a reverse payment instead of voiding a charge I think I know the reason to this one. Maybe. Because the money is already gone! There are no rollbacks in the banking system…
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Comment #48776943
Well, you can repeat this argument and apply it to Galilean invariance. Start with a boost induced by changing inertial frame whose relative velocity is perpendicular to the origin…
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Comment #48745406
> It is truly no wonder that so much of society is so fundamentally fucking stupid It's not. You got baited into thinking this is the case. > are so full of obviously false bullshi…
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Comment #48699125
Action is linked to spatial symmetry too, and you can find the square there. Since space is isotropic, a Lagrangian can only depend on a speed vector through its norm. A Lagrangian…