Koshkin

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by Koshkin 16d ago
Why, this could be a fun excrement for sure
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by Koshkin 16d ago
Or maybe https://bellard.org/jslinux/
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by Koshkin 16d ago
> lets you run macOS software > must be running a 64-bit x86
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by Koshkin 16d ago
> a new DC21X4 network adapter driver Hasn't the point been for the OS to be compatible with the existing Windows drivers?
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by Koshkin 2mo ago
The Feynman Lectures and/or Berkeley Physics Course [1] would give one the basics one would ever need. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Physics_Course
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by Koshkin 3mo ago
> If there was a Linux Apple App Store, I would buy stuff from it. I believe you. > I already buy from Steam. I believe this even more.
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Time may be an illusion derived from quantum entanglement(thebrighterside.news)
4 points by Koshkin 3mo ago|0 comments
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by Koshkin 4mo ago
> Healthy lifestyles : 21 or less units of alcohol per week Looks Good
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by Koshkin 4mo ago
> we have created operations It seems that addition (for instance) was "created" long before us. On the other hand, it seems highly unlikely that a civilization similar to ours could "invent" an essentially differen
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by Koshkin 4mo ago
A fun name... (I wonder how many non-native English speakers realize that the two occurrences of 'oo' in 'googlebook' are not pronounced the same.)
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by Koshkin 4mo ago
For some reason it took a while for Copilot to write an executable machine code for Hello World.
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by Koshkin 4mo ago
> once someone attains a postdoc-level... ... they will discover that level is already crowded by LLMs
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by Koshkin 4mo ago
Also: https://lew98.github.io/Mathematics/LADR_Solutions/LADR_Solu...
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Tiny C Compiler(github.com)
4 points by Koshkin 4mo ago|0 comments
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by Koshkin 4mo ago
> buying a single large capacity drive Now that's a terrible idea. You shouldn't trust any single device with terabytes of your data, regardless of whether it is low-cost or Chinese.
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by Koshkin 5mo ago
> in the way you are linking them This is what the text says, not me.
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by Koshkin 5mo ago
> In one system, a set can contain itself But doesn't this lead to a contradiction (or to making the system of little use)?
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by Koshkin 5mo ago
> category theory can use set theory, but does not depend on it But aren't, say, the morphisms between two objects necessarily a set (termed "hom-set")?
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by Koshkin 6mo ago
Except such set is empty and thus does not contain itself.
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by Koshkin 6mo ago
> a set can contain itself Can it? > a term can have only one type... Due to this law, types cannot contain themselves Doesn't look like one follows from the other...
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by Koshkin 6mo ago
... and, as such, it doesn't contain itself!
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by Koshkin 6mo ago
Parents do not have to be "experts in chilhood development" to know what is best for their children. Especially experts in their fields like the manufacturing of alcohol, guns or other products universallly considered dangerous.
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by Koshkin 6mo ago
Quite often clients were more powerful than servers. Hell, at one point a CPU embedded into a printer could be faster than, say, 8088. An X server (running on the client side) often required a more powerful machine than one running X clie
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by Koshkin 6mo ago
Well, graphics acceleration is still considered optional on servers :)
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by Koshkin 6mo ago
Not exactly. Pronunciation varies between dialects and accents; it is the subject of a linguistic discipline called "phonology"; writing systems or difficulties arising from their "irregularities" with respect to spoken
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by Koshkin 6mo ago
Tried Amazon Luna once on a TV, it was indeed a good experience.
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by Koshkin 6mo ago
Yes. Linguists do that all the time. People do learn Latin, etc.
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by Koshkin 6mo ago
> French person here : I could guess that solely from the space before ':'
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by Koshkin 6mo ago
You do not guess, you learn.
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by Koshkin 6mo ago
> a single way to pronounce it Within a particular dialect, that is.

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