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Comment #48482263
Allegory, Reference, Anthology, Edict, Appendix
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Comment #47598931
And Yoshi. And Pfirsich, which is Peach in German
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Comment #45025123
The cantor set exists in a real phenomenon? Any real phenomenon? That makes me feel like we live in a simulation perhaps more than anything else I’ve heard. This story is a nice de…
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Comment #43579894
Producing large quantities of drug resistant bacteria sounds at least BSL3. The principle might make sense, but one wouldn’t “spray the fields” of something like that.
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Comment #43532732
Nice article, but framing it around the doomsday clock felt like the author just needed to express his angst on whatever page was in front of him
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Comment #42613044
This comment and the article they came from are a perfect snapshot of this moment. The fact that major players at each company have made public statements about the philosophical d…
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Comment #42467116
Very cool to see no variance in the outcome. But that also makes it feel like there should be a strategy with better expected return due to the unique problem structure. Do we know…
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Comment #41923537
Comic Sans getting all this hate… Papyrus is feeling left out https://youtu.be/jVhlJNJopOQ?si=8qENZvgeBrRdB-xp
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Comment #35226075
Beautiful
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Comment #34028167
The contents of disc 3 are the same as disc 2, even though the file is named correctly. Is there another link for that one?
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Comment #31241018
Thank you! Frustrating this was not obvious in the article
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Comment #29134617
This is amazing! The rest of this thread completely buried the lead. Delightful.
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Comment #26403682
So, how do we find out when they put it on display at Ely Cathedral?
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Comment #25260169
So how fast does the prediction model run? Will they soon be publishing predictions for millions of known sequences?
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Comment #24753328
Love the package name Awfice. Aww.
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Comment #22831569
I have to also mention nandgame.com here. Similar idea, but all presented as an interactive, browser-based game. Start with nand gates and build up to a functioning computer. You n…
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Comment #22545890
Cool article. Another future method is the use of DNA (e.g. [1], [2]). Not good for speed, but with more development it could become a great solution for large-volume, low-access a…
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Comment #21670278
What does this do that mathcad doesn’t?
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Comment #20667160
Yeah, you got it. Building numbers—banchi blocks—label the age of the building, not its position in space. The only people for whom many addresses are physically findable seems to …
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Comment #19971371
Quick shout out to NAND Game, a version of this laid out as a computer game. Delightful, free, web-based. http://nandgame.com/
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Comment #19900078
The most exciting news is that they made several extremely deep dives in quick succession, advancing the way to a future of regular deep sea exploration. Congrats to the team!
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Comment #19793054
This is of the same flavor as wondering if said species would invent money, a collective fiction of usefulness so obvious it has been created many times. Or perhaps it’s closer to …
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Comment #19137139
Does this mean managed bibliographies will finally become a reality in google docs? That’s the only thing keeping me from using it much.