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pino999

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    Comment #47827905

    It is the safest and easiest solution. You die, nothing happens. When there is an afterlife or perhaps even eternity, the problems begin.

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    Comment #47318200

    In the Netherlands fines are insane. If you pick up your garbage bin two hours too late from the street corner, you pay 210 euros. On the other side, if you sell drugs to kids and …

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    Comment #47018131

    And that human can use A.I. again. It won't help.

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    Comment #46336148

    It depends on what you fears are. You can also generate chaotic signals and learn what happens then make it public. Like a journalist.

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    Comment #46080894

    Weird stuff, you are just talking to a 5 year younger friend about hair brushing being pleasant and now you needr to apologize to the hair brusher? > She demanded that I apologize …

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    Comment #45890337

    I enjoy mythologies and partake in magical thinking. Religion is a tool, you can use on yourself. I don't mind 3. Two is a bit over the top, I feel. When I was atheist I didn't nee…

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    Comment #45445515

    Thinking about complexity as entropy, the friction, so they try to estimate "useless work" in their eyes. Heat transfer is velocity then. Firing up the next cycle. Detectable Delec…

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    Comment #45442373

    I had to laugh about your comment, this is exactly how it goes. People are used thinking in time units. Then you have modified fibonacci, which make me puke. 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 20.…

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    Comment #45441255

    This, it is costly, certain personal walks away. Proper roles seem to emerge anyway. The cost of control and the costly overhead has everything to do with atomizing the work load. …

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    Comment #45440762

    Scrum is pretty bad for au-dhd crowd. It misses proper checks on business interference, which makes things even worse. It is constant pushing the worthless points (why not a time u…

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    Comment #43256653

    They call it like that, but it depends on the programmer as always. The problem is, that it is really flexible, more so than python or javascript, so it gives you all the tools to …

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    Comment #43193005

    Depends on how you look at it, I guess. A binary tree has a couple of properties. Usually there is some ordering on the type. Something like: the element on the left is smaller tha…

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    Comment #42769510

    The main result is not about magnetism, it is that it is possible within quantum field theory to have phenomena that are stable whatever the temperature is. That is really interest…

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    Comment #42501748

    I did for a very long time. I only used vanilla vim, a terminal, a couple of core utils, and documentation. You just learn to memorize a lot, organize and design your code. It feel…

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    Comment #42441837

    Obese people don't have more muscle, especially if you look into the more extreme cases. Muscle atrophy seems to happen due to low insuline sensitivity. And relative they are weake…

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    Comment #42191967

    I don't know, it is still chatgpt. I wouldn't let it near homework soon. I do enjoy the latex rendering. Anyway it can't even solve x mod 66 = 3 (answer: x = 3 + 66k, where k = 0, …

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    Comment #42173782

    But the computation steps are certainly countable, even if there are infinite. The amount of steps in time we can take is uncountable. We can always find a point between two other …

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    Comment #42155828

    It goes like this: We have two observers with a computer. A is outside a black hole. B goes over the event horizon. B is infinitely time dilated seen from A. It takes forever for B…

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    Comment #36184930

    For the rest it looks good. I have a knack for stack based languages. I enjoy it includes one.

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    Comment #36184898

    It uses system which calls sh. So a script might behave differently on different systems.