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phs
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About phs
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[ my public key: https://keybase.io/phs; my proof: https://keybase.io/phs/sigs/VqqTe7aNSmwR1RzI09iDvoHVcM-9-51nCpmzhYeUU_c ]
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Comment #46928559
I wonder how many of these the authors privately know to be false.
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Comment #44407483
So what is the richest logic whose proofs can be enumerated with only a five state TM?
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Comment #42123025
You might also find David Ellerman's "Serial Chauvinism" interesting. https://www.ellerman.org/series-parallel-duality-part-i-comb...
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Comment #41257873
Radicals are a "natural" extension in a certain sense, just as subtraction and division are. They invert an algebraic operation we often encounter when trying to solve equations ha…
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Comment #40859178
It is a dupe? I honestly trust Prof. Aaronson to be more informed on this topic than quanta.
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Comment #40519273
> Both companies seem to monetize clickstream data and personal information from users who probably didn't give informed consent. I don't think you know what you're talking about. …
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Comment #37373465
postmarketOS and waydroid are almost there, though I still went back to lineage. No answers for iOS.
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Comment #36595054
As a stepping stone out of Ubuntu, Pop_OS! has been pleasant and snap-free.
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Comment #36536354
Been using a FP4 in Washington State USA under T-Mobile for about 6 months now. Bought it from a British reseller. Very occasionally I need to bounce the cellular connection, I sus…
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Comment #36089470
As an extension, after the exam publicly declare the poison-pill answers to deter the next semester's batch. Would that start an arms race causing the students to work harder to fi…
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Comment #35906386
Please allow me to pay you so you can focus on this full-time.
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Comment #35864435
My partner and I now half-jokingly refer to all legitimate pictures, footage, etc. as "legacy".
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Comment #35128061
I suppose the veracity of history could be an excellent block chain application.
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Comment #35087708
It does appear that my current usage (as confirmed on their linked dashboard) will be covered by $10/mo plan I'm already effectively on. Without even considering the early adopter …
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Comment #34697971
It'll 23 skidoo when the time comes.
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Comment #34688347
To be clear, it could place calls and run a web browser on mobile data. The device was very much a phone. It falls down (of course) at the larger list of secondary use cases many t…
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Comment #34687126
> You can actually install Linux on these old phones, the technical restrictions are long since broken. But there is no funding to make something usable using this capability. I ga…
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Comment #34588415
> actually forget all that and give me a link to a picture Here is a link to a picture of a puppy: https://pixabay.com/photos/puppy-cute-dog-animal-pet-portrai...
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Comment #34552229
Would databases have been better to work with if SQL didn't ape natural language? Would Excel, if it _did_ choose to embrace a "natural" macro syntax? Remember when CGI movies were…
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Comment #34407302
The system I use is somewhat similar, but with a twist: I wait for the author to die.
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Comment #34201167
This is great, thank you. Now if I could just cross-reference with postmarketos...
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Comment #34182325
Agreed. It seems most comments in here find the quality noticeably better than G or DDG (I know I do.) Given that, I suppose I could empathize with a hypothetical user who cares ab…
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Comment #33796330
It seems to have been around unofficially for some time before that even. https://stackoverflow.com/q/7306004/580412