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melonrusk

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    Comment #33134345

    https://archive.ph/Uaeza

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    Comment #33107013

    It produces neutrons and exploding atoms, so it has already turned out shit.

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    Comment #33049538

    I have no idea what this article is talking about, but if there are two plausible representations for the whatever-it-is, why not allow it to be represented both ways ?

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    Comment #33002978

    > if Russia somehow gets a successor, he (or she) would stop the war, blame everything on Putin, beg for lifting of sanction and resuming the trade. If the war stops, deliveries wi…

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    Comment #33001327

    Gatekeeper ? https://github.com/AltraMayor/gatekeeper/wiki

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    Comment #32975938

    https://archive.ph/imxwA

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    Comment #32972576

    > In the End, Climate Change Is the Only Story That Matters Hang on, just let me check the goalset.... Nope, nothing in there about what temperature the paperclips should be.

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    Comment #32972038

    Maybe they're referring to increased migration from the Global South ?

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    Comment #32964090

    New UK houses would all be cavity-wall so is there a reason the inside of the exterior wall isn't being used as the source ?

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    Comment #32956285

    Late addition: It's actually worse than that. If we take a population with only median and maximum talents, the probabilities for each event are: halving: p=0.5, doubling because m…

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    Comment #32947961

    Garbage model, garbage methodology. Their model has a set of agents with a 'talent' normally distributed between 0 and 1 (mean 0.6, SD 0.1). Each agent gets a random series of doub…

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    Comment #32944643

    > 20% of PhD-granting institutions in the United States supplied 80% of tenure-track faculty members 80:20 The Pareto Principle at work. All these figures show is that universities…

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    Comment #32942080

    In a later video he goes back and checks with a better sonar, and gets the same results. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDskXBfyNes

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    Comment #32941878

    Actually, it's about 35 fathoms.

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    Comment #32940900

    As others have pointed out, the computations are currently infeasable. The rest of the plan works though, it would just need to be done with actual atoms.

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    Comment #32922539

    "A human being should be mediocre at everything" Great advice there.

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    Comment #32912339

    Are there any plans to remove threading from python ? A year or two ago I read up on the various efforts to make a fast, more parallel CPython, and one of the core underlying probl…

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    Comment #32877471

    Adding "LARPing as evolution" to the list...

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    Comment #32877402

    Some kind of priesthood based around tinned food and geiger counters.

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    Comment #32875285

    Corporations don't have rights.

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    Comment #32861462

    Next up, New International to King James. Bonus Butlerian Jihad: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=joshua+8%3A28&v...

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    Comment #32861259

    Speaking of such, during a rousing game of backgammon I did have occasion to refer to my opponent as a "Paddy", but I cannot believe that my use of "That Gaming Term" could cause s…