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by hawkjo 3mo ago
Allegory, Reference, Anthology, Edict, Appendix
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by hawkjo 6mo ago
And Yoshi. And Pfirsich, which is Peach in German
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by hawkjo 1y ago
The cantor set exists in a real phenomenon? Any real phenomenon? That makes me feel like we live in a simulation perhaps more than anything else I’ve heard. This story is a nice description of the people, but I want more on implications. Wh
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by hawkjo 1y ago
Producing large quantities of drug resistant bacteria sounds at least BSL3. The principle might make sense, but one wouldn’t “spray the fields” of something like that.
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by hawkjo 1y ago
Nice article, but framing it around the doomsday clock felt like the author just needed to express his angst on whatever page was in front of him
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by hawkjo 2y ago
This comment and the article they came from are a perfect snapshot of this moment. The fact that major players at each company have made public statements about the philosophical definition of what a photo is. I mean, of course they have. O
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by hawkjo 2y ago
Very cool to see no variance in the outcome. But that also makes it feel like there should be a strategy with better expected return due to the unique problem structure. Do we know if the Kelly strategy is optimal here?
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by hawkjo 2y ago
Comic Sans getting all this hate… Papyrus is feeling left out https://youtu.be/jVhlJNJopOQ?si=8qENZvgeBrRdB-xp
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by hawkjo 4y ago
Beautiful
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by hawkjo 4y ago
The contents of disc 3 are the same as disc 2, even though the file is named correctly. Is there another link for that one?
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by hawkjo 4y ago
Thank you! Frustrating this was not obvious in the article
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by hawkjo 5y ago
This is amazing! The rest of this thread completely buried the lead. Delightful.
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by hawkjo 6y ago
So, how do we find out when they put it on display at Ely Cathedral?
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by hawkjo 6y ago
So how fast does the prediction model run? Will they soon be publishing predictions for millions of known sequences?
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by hawkjo 6y ago
Love the package name Awfice. Aww.
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Why Scientists Stored “The Wizard of Oz” in DNA(popularmechanics.com)
1 points by hawkjo 6y ago|0 comments
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by hawkjo 6y ago
I have to also mention nandgame.com here. Similar idea, but all presented as an interactive, browser-based game. Start with nand gates and build up to a functioning computer. You never get to tetris, but it's great and super easy to st
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by hawkjo 7y ago
Cool article. Another future method is the use of DNA (e.g. [1], [2]). Not good for speed, but with more development it could become a great solution for large-volume, low-access archival data. [1] https://www.microsoft.com/
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by hawkjo 7y ago
What does this do that mathcad doesn’t?
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Promising new CRISPR “prime editor” uses more precise editing mechanism(sciencemag.org)
1 points by hawkjo 7y ago|0 comments
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by hawkjo 7y ago
Yeah, you got it. Building numbers—banchi blocks—label the age of the building, not its position in space. The only people for whom many addresses are physically findable seems to be people from the neighborhood who have memorized the arbit
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by hawkjo 7y ago
Quick shout out to NAND Game, a version of this laid out as a computer game. Delightful, free, web-based. http://nandgame.com/
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by hawkjo 7y ago
The most exciting news is that they made several extremely deep dives in quick succession, advancing the way to a future of regular deep sea exploration. Congrats to the team!
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by hawkjo 7y ago
This is of the same flavor as wondering if said species would invent money, a collective fiction of usefulness so obvious it has been created many times. Or perhaps it’s closer to wondering if they would develop futures on a stock market.
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by hawkjo 8y ago
Does this mean managed bibliographies will finally become a reality in google docs? That’s the only thing keeping me from using it much.