cedex12

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by cedex12 5y ago
I think to the swiss market, branding it as 100% swiss is both reasonable, and a positive point. So, not silly. And for the international market, probably "swiss" is mostly to be understood as "not american/russian/
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by cedex12 5y ago
Thanks a lot!
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by cedex12 5y ago
Alright, thanks for the clear up! I'm confused about your quote though: is "remarkably minor" meant to mean "less important than expected"? Were there other forms of "phonetic writing" at play? If yes, the
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by cedex12 5y ago
>> It seemed to me from that same documentary that pretty much all writing systems appeared independently from spoken language: In a sense, written and spoken appeared independently, and then the Rébus principle, and then this "a
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by cedex12 5y ago
Since you seem to know about this stuff: * It seemed to me from that same documentary that pretty much all writing systems appeared independently from spoken language: In a sense, written and spoken appeared independently, and then the Rébu
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by cedex12 5y ago
I think the parent is maybe referring to something else, that I also heard in a documentary: that all writing systems with a "reduced" alphabet descend from the same source. I guess the japanese case is a counterexample to this, b
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by cedex12 6y ago
start here maybe? https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-01876848/document
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Topping Out(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by cedex12 6y ago|0 comments
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by cedex12 6y ago
I feel like linuxfr.org also deserves a mention: had pretty thorough articles on lots of subject, as far as I could judge them (and knowledgeable members!).
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by cedex12 6y ago
> Overall, HHS teams are more likely than professional teams to create truly creative game designs. That's a pretty bold statement to make in the highlights in my opinion.
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by cedex12 6y ago
Good idea, thanks!
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by cedex12 6y ago
That's interesting. Thank you!
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by cedex12 6y ago
Related question: What's the best way to ventilate an old european house during winter? I've taken up the habit of letting my bedroom windows (slightly) open at nighttime to have fresh air while sleeping. I'm unsure this is r
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by cedex12 6y ago
sounds nice but the page has no content to speak of: a bit disappointing.
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by cedex12 6y ago
Personal experience: I came to like mathematics by way of computer science: so first got an understanding and appreciation for discrete maths, logic, etc, and only later on analysis and “phyisics” related mathematics. It's hard to say
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by cedex12 6y ago
People might be interested in the olive editor: https://github.com/olive-editor/olive which seems promising, from an outsider's perspective. But I guess it's not the same league, even though it seems oli
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by cedex12 6y ago
hum, aren't both of your assignments the same (modulo 3.3%) ?
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by cedex12 6y ago
your link misses an `i` in `wirth`
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by cedex12 6y ago
I'm no expert but it seemed to me the whole Pascal, Modula, Oberon story is in big part about Wirth chasing/exploring some optimal/balanced¹ programming language. So, it makes a lot of sense to have many variants and an evolu
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by cedex12 6y ago
Well, thanks for telling me that! I went swisscom-> mbudget on my fixed line but it seems wingo offers the full 1gbs up/dow for less than I pay now for mbudget mini. Guess I'll change soon
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by cedex12 6y ago
On the subject of side/long term effects of covid: I've heard, second-hand from doctors/physicians, that the long term effects of covid are not necessarily that bad compared to e.g. the flu. The argument being that: 1. covid
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by cedex12 6y ago
“Smart Client, next ITERation” it seems
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by cedex12 6y ago
It's interesting that your description sounds a lot like (some aspect) of math (science) or say PLT: you develop a system and explore it (maybe both at the same time, maybe one after the other)
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by cedex12 6y ago
I had a similar idea: build a kind of "stackexchange" of search engines. You start with a "generic" search engine infrastructure, and each community runs its own instance, tweaked accordingly. This would mean: * The comm
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by cedex12 6y ago
> in order to sustain an upper class lifestyle for a small percentage of the total population. But this seems to agree with industrialization itself not being the problem, but the way we make use of the "industrially produced"
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by cedex12 6y ago
> Every baby step away from industrialization is a step towards sustainability. This seems to be at the core of many of my acquaintance's "principles", for lack of a better term. But it seems counter-intuitive to me: doesn
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by cedex12 6y ago
why unpopular? and why 20 years?
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by cedex12 6y ago
the "non-proliferation treaty" ?
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Trombe Wall(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by cedex12 6y ago|0 comments
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by cedex12 6y ago
The wikipedia article states it as f(x)=f(y) if and only if y is either x xor c _or_ equal to x. So it seems you're right. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon%27s_problem

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