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bladedtoys
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Comment #41767519
For example https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/405783/why-does-man...
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Comment #28436693
For the curious, one extremely useful tool used for things like this is “inverse kinematics”[0] In this case you need the wrist, elbow, shoulder, hip, etc joints to bend such that …
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Comment #27188315
Relevant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caproni_Ca.60
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Comment #24666059
If I can take a shot at this, there are broadly two: the quantum mechanic explanation and the relativity explanation. But we seem to only be talking about relativity. Relativity ex…
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Comment #23136879
Molecules are much lower density than black-holes. If an object were infinitely small, it would never be hit by physical collisions. If it were infinitely massive it would never be…
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Comment #22699152
The most common hundred words is challenging. But maybe not the most common hundred concepts . "Turn out" is ambiguous but the notions of "expulsion" or "away" or "count" and "peop…
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Comment #22174074
> Teleautomation [controlled by] Hertz'ian radiations [0] Unusual language describing how we actually do remote control today. With a picture of an example boat no less! [0] Hertz'…
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Comment #21793682
You can construct a cool game out of non-transitive dice that does this on the very first move but in a completely counter-intuitive way. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nontransitiv…
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Comment #21456633
Unless the second is defined on a Hubble flow co-moving observer, it's ill-defined enough to be ambiguous by at least 2 years out of 4 billion.
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Comment #21162707
Maybe tangential but I notice that faith in machines seems to create consensus out of ambiguity (whether appropriate or not). For example, in Tennis, replay shown by the Hawkeye sy…
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Comment #20794892
The closest analogy would be the Flash IDE. Art (3D, 2D, images) is made outside. So is any coding. It integrates nicely with visual studio and Blender (and Maya and Photoshop and …
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Comment #20790360
Slightly off topic but I understand as the Apollo 11 LEM descended, there were several "computer overload errors". Is this out of memory or skipped input or dropped processing requ…
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Comment #20640094
Even between closely related cultures using the same language, there are color differences. Even though both the British and Americans have the words "pink", "magenta" and "purple"…
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Comment #20504935
I’d actually like to see a minimum set of _concepts_ necessary to communicate among humans then choose the language that best uses them. Such a list would be great to have for many…
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Comment #20358421
This sounds like great fun, especially having a nice front end. I built something similar on google app engine way back when it was new and cheap. It was browser based so more text…
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Comment #20310194
I think the question comes from the following understanding: - change requires the passage of time. - particles moving at the speed of light relative to us have infinite time dilat…
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Comment #20109014
>..to be instantaneous... By which frame of reference? I never understood the language around "instantaneous". Isn't simultaneity relative? So that where one frame of reference say…