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dejj

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    Comment #48481055

    RFC 3514 “evil bit” header flag to the rescue: https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc3514/

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    Comment #47904835

    It seems like a simplified prisoners’ dilemma: it’s missing the negative weight if everybody presses red.

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    Comment #47654544

    “The gates of hell are open night and day; Smooth the descent, and easy is the way: But to return, and view the cheerful skies, In this the task and mighty labor lies.” The Aenid, …

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    Comment #46673411

    Multi-paragraph quotation repeats the opening quote in every paragraph, but closes the quote only once.[0] Traffic signs repeat after every intersection, similarly. It's a great he…

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    Comment #46587664

    "I think this was a powerful lesson on the dangers of AI. Which by the way means 'love' in Chinese." Elon Tusk, Rick and Morty, S4E4: https://youtu.be/xQHCz9ZZorA?t=129

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    Comment #46484443

    I was curious, and you’re right. It would be Cargo Culting then, if we believed the ritual actually had an effect on Pratchett in the afterlife.

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    Comment #46477751

    Does “saying the name lest he be forgotten” classify as Cargo Cult?

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    Comment #46412489

    Urbit, is this you?

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    Comment #46376088

    It’s neat. I wonder if someone attempted detecting a graph coloring problem to replace it with a constant.

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    Comment #46320217

    Plot twist: this universe (planet) was created in order to reverse engineer what the prompt of the previous one was.

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    Comment #46304986

    Agree. > cargo-culting Stack Overflow What do you mean by this? I understand “cargo-culting” as building false idols, e.g. wooden headphones and runways to attract airplanes that n…

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    Comment #46096818

    Valid. Maybe something can be learned from using them more frequently, either by the maker or by the user.

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    Comment #45779396

    “The office according to The Office” by Venkatesh Rao has the “clueless” act as gatekeepers between “sociopaths” and “losers”: https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-pri…

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    Comment #45180902

    “The Datasaurus Dozen”: https://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2017/05/the-datasaurus-...

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    Comment #44916823

    Would the license help to prevent an AI training on the example code?

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    Comment #44272155

    Your blog reminded me of “Linear RPG”: you run along a line to collect XP. It’s a flash game. https://sophiehoulden.com/games/thelinearrpg/

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    Comment #44149222

    Reminds me of Aftertext, which uses backward references to apply markup to earlier parts of the data. Think about how this could be done recursively, and how scoping could work to …

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    Comment #44079802

    I do the same. Doing HR’s job is not my job. And yet, some how I do. If I rated any satisfaction metric below 80% my manager’s manager would have him talk to me; there would be flo…

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    Comment #44076237

    If your mitochondria have bird DNA and your nucleus has bird DNA, then you’re a bird. There’s an easier way. A single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) that only and rarely is observed…

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    Comment #44071870

    Yes. Afaik from Nick Lane’s “Oxygen” the Cytochrome Oxidase made from the mitochondrial DNA have to match the Cytochrome C made from nuclear DNA. Even slight mismatch seems to lowe…

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    Comment #43946402

    Reminds me of Urbit. Maybe a HURD server, too.

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    Comment #42986355

    I see the mountain of “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance” coming into view. The approach replaces Confluence instruction pages with semi-interactive walkthroughs (the consc…

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    Comment #42665649

    Thank you. I used to fancy MFFAM for it’s seeming cleverness. But tobacco taxing basically does the same. And you could literally pave a road with its residue of good intentions. W…

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    Comment #41676046

    Link to examples: https://gitlab.com/rosie-pattern-language/rosie/-/blob/maste...

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    Comment #41272890

    > “Please describe your greatest weakness“ I memorized to reply with “I have a weakness for Italian pasta.” Even though you may be tempted to reply with “You fight like a cow.”