Cacti

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by Cacti 6mo ago
I mean, 1990 was 36 years ago and accompanied with a massive land invasion. At what point do these comparisons become meaningless?
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by Cacti 1y ago
The amount of people here who didn’t read the article and don’t understand basic statistics is shocking.
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by Cacti 2y ago
Which ones do they have in common?
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by Cacti 2y ago
These have explosives and a ten mile fiber optic cable. Little different.
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by Cacti 2y ago
This sounds right, but it is speculative at best. If anything it just goes to show how complex the modern cell is and how long it took to assemble all the right pieces.
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by Cacti 2y ago
lots of cuda libs
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by Cacti 2y ago
gregory chaitin has an accessible version of the math, if you’re interested. he builds a LISP with it.
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by Cacti 2y ago
Seaborn, plotly, datashader, etc. all exist to wrap matplotlib and they are wildly successful. Is there some reason an equally good interface couldn’t be written in elisp?
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by Cacti 2y ago
thanks but my reputation already has a colorway
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by Cacti 2y ago
they’re there to be googles bearded monopoly foil, nothing more
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by Cacti 2y ago
It’s a REPL, for starters.
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by Cacti 2y ago
Hitchens supported the war and voted for Bush. Of course he hates Chomsky.
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by Cacti 2y ago
Everyone going up and coming down is a success. Everything else is not a success. If you want to care about the schedule or cost, you’re welcome to.
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by Cacti 2y ago
I mean, they just put astronauts into orbit a minute ago. What’d you do today?
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by Cacti 2y ago
At this rate HN will be blaming sunspots, cicadas, and the score of the next game on the BA-MDC merger.
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by Cacti 2y ago
The space is an uncountable set, at the limit. Mostly it’s noise. See: curse of dimensionality.
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by Cacti 2y ago
health scans from eg MRIs are often given in voxels
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by Cacti 2y ago
Is this something we have evidence for, or is this just in theory?
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by Cacti 2y ago
Because they’re burning money.
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by Cacti 2y ago
Anduril specializes in counter-drone warfare and collaborative intelligence. They are not bombing civilians on the other side of the world.
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by Cacti 2y ago
The majority of the tech industry is part of the military industrial complex. It's a shame more don't realize that.
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by Cacti 2y ago
Honestly I don’t get the appeal. It reads like something one would write in the middle of puberty and then throw away when you’re a few years older and embarrassed.
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by Cacti 2y ago
Pretty sure the GOP controls the House. Do you expect Biden to sit at a desk and sign a bill that can’t pass the House?
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by Cacti 2y ago
This is basic human empathy from a very small group of insiders. I mean, this is their job. Do you think they all go around work being dicks to each other all day every day? Besides, it cost him nothing.
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by Cacti 2y ago
I mean, except that many people can’t get either an abortion or IVF. This affects people’s entires lives, it’s not “pretend” unless you are unaffected.
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by Cacti 2y ago
which is exactly why the vote went the way it did. they wanted it passed, they found the votes from senators that were safe, and everyone else was allowed to bail so they didn’t have to deal with it at reelection. this is normal practice, t
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by Cacti 2y ago
I would imagine Duckworth has a personal interest in it, given her work history.
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by Cacti 2y ago
you don’t think it’s plausible a moms group on facebook got trolled by some random person?
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by Cacti 2y ago
we generally agree as a society that police, military, etc. have a monopoly on the use of force. That is kind of the entire point of the system.
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by Cacti 2y ago
Just want to point out, the Great Oxidation Event took 400M years.

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