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Comment #49244440
This makes me think of the Cauchy distribution, a probability distribution whose average follows the distribution itself rather than converging (hence, the distribution has no "mea…
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Comment #48135164
The linked PR has been flagged as AI slop, but there seems to be an equivalent PR that's still open: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/pull/30683
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Comment #43908281
Aside from the obvious bit size changes (e.g. i8 -> i16 -> i32 -> i64, or f32 -> f64), there is no "hierarchy" of types. Not all ints are representable as floats. u64 can represent…
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Comment #43644383
For those who are curious, `...` is a placeholder value in Python called Ellipsis. I don't believe it serves any real purpose other than being a placeholder. But it is an object an…
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Comment #42323132
I've personally always thought of the Dirac delta function as being the limit of a Gaussian with variance approaching 0. From this perspective, the Heaviside step function is a lim…
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Comment #42213247
Faster than what?
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Comment #41971454
Connecticut. Everything is like this here. I have genuinely considered moving because of this. My current employer has another location in California, and as much as I hate the ide…
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Comment #41971078
I've been experiencing this exact issue in the US. Lately a medical issue of mine has been getting worse, and the earliest I can see a new PCP is in May 2025. I managed to get a re…
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Comment #41422730
Thanks for the clarification, I was definitely under the misapprehension that Fuchsia was basically 100% C++.
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Comment #41408511
Fuchsia is written in C++, not Rust.
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Comment #41401310
I mean, the sentence "The first actual case of a bug being found" implies that "bug" was already being used in the context of a malfunctioning computer. Otherwise, why would they w…
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Comment #41062764
This confirms that vx-underground is aware of the claim, and that it likely leaked from them, but they are very explicitly not verifying the claim. It doesn't seem particularly ver…
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Comment #41062751
I saw some folks on Twitter pointing out that "TatetheRailsman" is likely a typo of "TatetheTalisman", which is Tristan Tate's (Andrew Tate's brother) account. Weird that it would …
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Comment #40937176
It's not a false dichotomy, the article is very clearly about whether the harm reduction benefits (which clearly exist) outweigh the public health risks (which also clearly exist).…
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Comment #40670947
It's not exactly reasonable to expect super high fidelity audio at the bitrate constraints they're targeting here, and it certainly sounds a lot better than the Opus examples they'…
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Comment #40158875
I would also find a link to those arguments to be satisfactory.
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Comment #40158814
I ask this 100% genuinely, since this isn't a subject I've ever given any mind to. Why should we oppose this? What are the potential negative outcomes if this goes through? Can you…
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Comment #40137437
I assume it's just mislabeled, it's a high-angular-momentum hydrogenic orbital, chosen because it looks cool and because it's trivial to evaluate (a spherical harmonic times a simp…
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Comment #40132682
nrp is Nirav Patel, founder of Framework.
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Comment #40067956
I accidentally entered my birth year as 79xx, instead of 19xx, and it blocked me from reading the article. So that's cool.
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Comment #39098929
My understanding is that if a 1040EZ is appropriate for you, then TurboTax will also be free. It's only if you have a more complex filing situation that they charge. Please correct…
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Comment #39071649
Is it possible that rather than cheating customers, they are simply trying to increase the density of the paperweight to make it more effective?
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Comment #38608137
The judge cannot override the jury's ruling, so unless Google's appeal succeeds, the ruling stays.
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Comment #38205993
Are you sure that's an artifact of the light source emitting colors sequentially, and not an artifact of the camera sensor detecting colors sequentially?
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Comment #38000461
I know I'm anthropomorphizing the bees, but the queenless hive almost sounds like it's in mourning.