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by autopilot23 1y ago
"Life and fitness used to be deeply intertwined. You could not live without fitness. Now they are separate" Say that to a Vizier in 700 AD. He was very flabby, no doubt.
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by autopilot23 2y ago
I wanted RTL support (e.g. Arabic) with the new update and got this instead :(
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by autopilot23 3y ago
Isn't modeling turbulence in two-dimensional completely different phenomena from (real-life) three-dimensional turbulence? I thought this is why it's impossible to simplify turbulence models by 'ignoring a dimension'?
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by autopilot23 3y ago
This 'article' is a joke, just baseless fearmongering.
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by autopilot23 3y ago
I don't think reading one book is enough to learn linear algebra given its breadth and applicability. However the approach used in that one is very helpful if you want to learn functional analysis later on. But still, it probably shoul
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by autopilot23 3y ago
A machine gun on wheels, really? Hope it doesn't accidently shoot one of those amazing super-charged engineers and creatives.
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by autopilot23 3y ago
Actually medical students have the most loans, so unless you think that medical professionals are useless or that medicine should only be practiced by the rich, you should reconsider your views. In most countries around the world higher edu
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by autopilot23 3y ago
Well, you just learnt something about yourself from a HN article which pushed you towards a new resolution so it can't be a waste after all..
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by autopilot23 3y ago
This is one of the first books I read when learning how to code :)
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by autopilot23 4y ago
This narrative, i.e that the global plastic pollution in the ocean is primarily caused by a handful of Asian countries is misleading. It ignores the role of countries in the global north for overproduction of plastic and for exporting plast
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by autopilot23 4y ago
You can see the change only at the boundaries of the grid. Away from the boundary it is just like regular game of life but at the boundaries the definition of 'neighbour cell' changes based on the way the grid is glued (i.e its to
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by autopilot23 4y ago
The scale of the phenomenon is very much a modern thing
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by autopilot23 4y ago
very wholesome post
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by autopilot23 4y ago
Slavery existed in every region of the world. This does not negate the destructive affects the Atlantic slave trade had on the continent, its kingdoms and resources. The article did not argue that "Slavery didn't exist under pre-C
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by autopilot23 4y ago
Good.
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by autopilot23 5y ago
That's not nessecarily true. Bigger (cardinality?) doesn't mean more or less inner structures. If anything, it's the assumptions you choose to make that determine how much you can say about an object. A reason why the complex
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by autopilot23 5y ago
Great paper, thanks for your effort!
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by autopilot23 5y ago
Nice! It work reminds me of this artwork from Dutch artist Harm van den Dorpel - https://harm.work/work/deli-near-info Unfortunately the actual web app doesn't seem to work anymore
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by autopilot23 5y ago
Why even bother "trying to live a good life" if "a good life" is just a human construct and there is no judgement on that in the afterlife? By your assumptions, every atheist should just, like, die or at best, live a mea
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by autopilot23 5y ago
I don't understand this comment. How is it exactly religious?
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by autopilot23 5y ago
pseudo-mathematics as well, "The Hamiltonian of your world sheet space"..