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futune

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    Comment #49230625

    One of the famous problems with df is that it's very much single threaded. At least the last time I checked, which is some years ago by now. Besides that blocker, your idea sounds …

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    Comment #49099488

    The reason I started with vim was to do live writing of latex notes while listening to conference lectures, on a small notebook. I did not want to bring a mouse with me due to the …

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    Comment #49085837

    The numbers you mentioned are computable numbers. Constructivists and intuitionists have no problem with them, generally. The problem is that there is only a countable number of co…

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    Comment #48696638

    I think this is a good comment. Could you also provide an example of a true (essential?) proof of contradiction of an elementary mathematical statement, to illustrate?

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    Comment #48669516

    If /dev/null is fast and web scale, I will use it.

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    Comment #48663741

    I did this immediately when wordle came out, too. Here's what I got for top 5 starting words along with the entropy: "tears" 6.00570508021708 "teras" 5.95925128791865 "teals" 5.901…

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    Comment #48434234

    It makes sense to me if the buyer is concerned that the performance would revert towards the mean on second generation if you attempt to breed further. But... The new paradigm is n…

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    Comment #48434208

    What would it even mean for the ublock origin runtime framework aka firefox to be equipped with an adblocker?!

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    Comment #48422874

    Lee Sedol vs AlphaGo way back was it for me. Not exactly genAI, but that was when I saw that where I thought we were vs where we actually were on a problem could shift by 10 years …

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    Comment #48374997

    Seems like the opposite to me. We don't like theft because the victim loses something. If stealing a car spawned a new car for you while the "victim" kept his, would it be a proble…

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    Comment #48374627

    I love "Let our Fame be Great", about the history of the peoples of the Caucasus. Strongly recommended.

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    Comment #48305999

    The first person videos of drones hunting terrified soldiers coming out of Ukraine seem relevant. Apparently the last moments of the hunt are pretty much automated now, which incre…

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    Comment #48281119

    I had the same reaction.

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    Comment #48281095

    I was thinking the same. But it worries me that these news about Motorola in particular doing shady shit. I was looking forward to the upcoming GrapheneOS/Motorola partnership :(

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    Comment #48265724

    This is a fascinating topic which was covered in-depth here: https://acoup.blog/2021/03/05/collections-clothing-how-did-t... If I remember correctly, it claim is that about 50% of …

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    Comment #48213872

    Having a stupid name is tables stakes in the search space.

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    Comment #48208040

    So the death of asm.js is upon us? We are drifting away from the timeline of the prophecy: https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death... (And to those who haven't…

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    Comment #48191027

    If you phrase it as an "insurance scheme", then sure they can? All insurance schemes work by giving you money if bad stuff you don't control happens. I'm sure they could. They prob…

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    Comment #48190965

    I remember a reading a similar prediction from several years ago, too, with more or less the same reasons. If I'm able to dig it up, I'll post a link. It does make complete sense, …

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    Comment #48190711

    I use ect on a monthly basis, at least. Especially for png files. It's pretty great!

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    Comment #48158710

    Are the comments real? I guess this is kind of the recursive version of the purported phenomenon, but, are we sure all those comments aren't just bot generated outrage so people ca…

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    Comment #48105783

    I guess Americanisms bleeding over into English LLMs as used in Britain happens similarly. Should we also be expecting to see bleed-over of Indian English into generic English LLMs…

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    Comment #48105688

    At first I checked out this happiness survey claim, which is true. Then I was thinking, maybe my initial informal impression was wrong? But looking at the depression and alcoholism…

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    Comment #48095532

    Apologies for wasting time on this fluffy comment, but: They're using Finland of all places as an example of somewhere with a reputation of being happy all the time? This is bizarr…

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    Comment #47974074

    What is now, cow?