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enchiridion

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    Comment #36737200

    I think I’m misunderstanding. The node relabeling seems backwards. He says start with the highest order, which makes me think the neighborhood with order 3 would get the smaller no…

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    Comment #34622599

    That’s not really true. You only need the wasps to pollinate. But the tree will fruit without being pollinated.

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    Comment #34481756

    I’m more talking about the creation myths of science. One example being Copernicus having to break free from the suppression of the Church. The other being the Big Bang, which some…

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    Comment #34444951

    For sure it is. Scientism is an example. It even has creation myths, the stories of the Big Bang and Copernicus being two examples. This idea is developed in depth by Bishop Robert…

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    Comment #34213652

    Ah, don’t care for it in that case. Seems like it’s cashing in on the formality associated with algorithms research.

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    Comment #34213510

    Is AI-complete an actual complexity class? Genuinely curious, I’ve never heard of it.

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    Comment #34065933

    Corporations are going to see this list save start applying it. The new DEI corporate officers need something to do. It’s not a personal choice and I’m sure it will be enforced in …

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    Comment #33857894

    Can you share that config? Sounds useful!

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    Comment #33574754

    How do you protect your fig trees in the winter? I used to pack leaves and straw around them and wrap in plastic, but I didn’t like the resulting mold in the spring. Last year I ju…

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    Comment #33565798

    There’s a lot of tension over politics at the moment, I think people have been letting off steam here the past few days as a result, because I’ve noticed it too. Good news is that …

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    Comment #33436201

    Don’t do that.

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    Comment #33143606

    You’re claiming an entire extremely diverse set of people is not motivated by money? What do you think scientists are doing when writing grant proposals?

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    Comment #33143463

    I agree. Scientific claims should be looked at with the MOST skepticism. That’s literally the point of science. Good scientific claims hold up to skepticism.

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    Comment #33143444

    What’s easier to prove? A. The climate is getting hotter. B. Weather events are more “spectacular”. If the evidence supports the claim, A is clearly easier. If there’s a lack of ev…

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    Comment #33143317

    Ad-hominem attacks aren’t a good way to conduct any discussion.

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    Comment #33143230

    This weakens the case in my opinion. First it was everything will get hotter, then it was the climate will change, now it’s weather events will get more spectacular. Each claim is …

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    Comment #33079026

    There was an app called hapn where you had to cross paths with the people it showed you.

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    Comment #32732049

    Misanthropy disguised as concern for the environment does not contribute to the discussion. Edit: Given your username, I’d expect more faith in humanity, not less.

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    Comment #32704998

    That might be right. I took it in the spirit of climate change advocates who tend to argue for immediate radical change. Underlying those arguments is a belief that we will not be …

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    Comment #32704853

    “Magic at the moment”, that’s a new one to me. What a way to box the entirety of human ingenuity into a pithy phrase. Such a fiendish application of the dialectic knife.

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    Comment #31867572

    That’s not a justification. You’re just saying that some speech you approve of was tied to some speech you disapprove of, so both should be censored. No speech should be censored.

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    Comment #31791697

    There’s a quote I heard somewhere to this effect. I’m probably messing it up. “The trick isn’t to live forever, it’s to live long enough to live forever “

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    Comment #31623458

    No, it’s asking a question about our knowledge of the scale and power of the devices and forces involved. If it is a analog to wind turbines, the math will bear it out, but it’s a …

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    Comment #31598280

    Can someone explain that notion?