RevRal

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How to Cancel Your Hiccups
22 points by RevRal 3y ago|7 comments
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by RevRal 7y ago
I submitted a post earlier this morning that was flagged, this YouTube video is relevant. Here's the text of that post: We're looking for people with the audacity, the gumption, the gall to save the world. We're looking for p
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by RevRal 9y ago
Networked functional programming and macros. Develop the mechanisms of interpretation of a high-level binary code, where computing a string of the binary code results both in a symmetrical output for error checking and the result of the com
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processing_system(solace-corp.com)
1 points by RevRal 9y ago|1 comments
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by RevRal 10y ago
Sounds like you get it! Honestly, what I really want to see is long strings of binary projected as 2d or 3d abstractions from the raw binary, by a variety of means. I really wanted to account for leading up to this, these were also consider
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by RevRal 10y ago
When I was envisioning this, I was imaging it being an expansive collective of binary, as though the connected computers create a "sheet" of information. There was an issue with binary not creating a repetitive pattern when plott
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by RevRal 10y ago
...content can hold entirely different location schemes, but must still use the same sequencing scheme... ...how does one maintain a coherent reference-ability of syntax within entries... ...to answer that question I must describe the means
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by RevRal 10y ago
Thanks... yeah, I'm trying to figure out the best way to present it on here. It might all actually be a bit hard to describe without them. For instance, the special binary I had to develop to overcome some technical issues. http:&#x2F
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by RevRal 10y ago
The Problem [I'm trying to solve] Current research dissemination platforms repeat these problems with every publication: The research is presented in a publication layout (ever try converting a research paper PDF into an ePub or simpl
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FuckI'mDoingIt,PostingSomethingIWrote:A Convergence of Culture and Communication
3 points by RevRal 10y ago|9 comments
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by RevRal 10y ago
(You're probably already aware of this but just in case you're not...) HN restricts the timing of replies deeper into conversations, sometimes annoying but it suppresses flame wars and what-have-yous.
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by RevRal 10y ago
I see that you're getting downvotes but I wish to cast my support for your comment. I suggest those interested in the thought process please check out the book What Technology Wants by Kevin Kelly. The book basically says that technolo
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by RevRal 10y ago
I've always gotta throw in a plug for my favorite sci fi novel Blindsight (available to read free on the internet: http://www.rifters.com/real/Blindsight.htm ) when I see threads like this.
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Ask HN: Best big group [board] games
1 points by RevRal 11y ago|1 comments
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by RevRal 11y ago
Chiming in with a slightly relevant blog post from Peter Watts about a re-imagined "Spock's Brain": http://www.rifters.com/crawl/?p=4335
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by RevRal 11y ago
My gut says a majority, I believe that the war is truly inward. A flagging system wouldn't be too difficult. You could even flag people who aren't dead and yet haven't raised a flag in some time-frame (Unibomber). Statistical
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by RevRal 11y ago
>Unfortunately, someone out there must really have a craving for "weird old tricks" and "shocking conclusions". This problem seems concurrent to the old mystery of Viruses Spontaneously Self-Constructing On People&#x2
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by RevRal 11y ago
I'm trying to integrate your linked paper (thank you for that) to a discussion about philosophical zombies and parallel yet alternate behavioral heuristics but I'm afraid I don't quite have the energy. Thank you for your resp
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by RevRal 11y ago
>because any success will (I think) result in complete insanity. Why's that?
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by RevRal 11y ago
>This is why anonymity is important. It's been a while since I've messed about on here: http://turing.gatech.edu/ (I don't even remember if it's the same thing I was involved in) People are pretty goo
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by RevRal 11y ago
I consider it good luck when I find something in the first and in the last place that I've looked (especially when I didn't know I was looking for it :)).
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by RevRal 11y ago
Aye :)
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by RevRal 11y ago
A variation: Caps-Lock swapped with Backspace. This has worked well for me.
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by RevRal 11y ago
Perhaps there can be screenings at some frequency to determine one's health. If a person consistently shows a lack of inclination to take care of themselves and follow advice, that behavior is logged and they automatically get de-prior
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by RevRal 11y ago
Yeah, conjugal visits at work would be great :).
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by RevRal 11y ago
I almost feel like everything else is dated, like the only true improvement would be a brain-machine interface.
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by RevRal 11y ago
>I'm frustrated by comments like these that lump all of "my generation" into one bucket, as if the variety of people all around the same age can be combined into a single undifferentiated mass. The scope of parent's
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by RevRal 11y ago
Can anyone think of a "writing mistakes" version of this blog? Making public another's writing may be too far.... But it would be interesting to mine the data and classify non-grammatical writing mistakes, specifically to eas
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by RevRal 11y ago
Language is a strange and large territory. And, almost by definition, any social animal must be able to communicate with each other; And, in order to communicate, there must be shared formal rules. In essence: syntax.
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by RevRal 11y ago
Can you add an independent volume control (unless I've missed it....)? I like to play smooth jazz over stuff like this :). Especially the rain and fire sounds. It would make finding proper volume proportions easier.

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