hendekagon

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by hendekagon 11y ago
If you mean applications, Adobe Illustrator If you mean code, Smalltalk or LISP
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by hendekagon 11y ago
When the tiger has killed it, it's dead & is then meat, yes
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by hendekagon 11y ago
Living flesh is not meat. Meat is what we call dead flesh. A living brain is made of neural nano-processors.
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by hendekagon 11y ago
I agree, this point does warrant discussion. How could DeepMind prove that AlphaGo played its best in match 4 ?
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by hendekagon 11y ago
In the last year I have noticed more news articles about this subject. Why this is, I don't know. Nope. Nope, nope, nope. I will not eat insects or worms because they are associated with disease and death and it makes me want to throw
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by hendekagon 11y ago
Yes. This is the point. To what extent can AlphaGo transfer what it has learned in Go to other domains. It was a very smart move to train their first AI on Go!
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by hendekagon 11y ago
How is Clojure's interning of keywords different to this ?
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by hendekagon 11y ago
Korean cuisine is among the best in the world Love bibimbap, kimchi, kimchi pancake, and more kimchi
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by hendekagon 11y ago
no, I don't struggle to imagine that they can read , I struggle to imagine what it feels like to them
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by hendekagon 11y ago
When I read a fiction book I hear a general main narration voice, usually my own but it could be someone else if I know the author was American for example. Then I also hear accents for all the characters in the book, for example many of th
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by hendekagon 11y ago
AFAIA such scanners can only capture the surface of a thing, and cannot gain information about overhangs and occluded surfaces. For some purposes one needs volume information What options are there for consumer-level volume scanning using u
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by hendekagon 11y ago
nope
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by hendekagon 11y ago
ah, sorry
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by hendekagon 11y ago
It was a shit movie, and in addition to the "team tensions" trope, apparently Turing wasn't ashamed of being gay at all Could you get your grandfather to blog his memories of Bletchley & Turing ? People would be fascinate
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by hendekagon 11y ago
offended by others taking offence
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by hendekagon 11y ago
to which the answer is, more research to discover what mosquitos connect with and are any of the connections beneficial mosquitos inhabit a niche which could be filled by another organism were they to be eradicated and then we're back
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by hendekagon 11y ago
Has anyone converted the spectrograms given in the paper, or better still the raw data, into sound yet ? Each location in each ear please!
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by hendekagon 11y ago
eh, hedgehogs won't go extinct for want of human intervention
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by hendekagon 11y ago
Yet he's a brilliant author of pop-sci books on evolution and as a "rational optimist" who believes in leaving systems to self-organize, this inconsistent call for "regulation" of the badger-hedgehog "market&qu
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by hendekagon 11y ago
terrible advice too much hygiene weakens your immune system, exposure to common bacteria and fungi at a low level is good for it and don't put anything in your ears! (except maybe salt-water), especially not peroxide which will cause i
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by hendekagon 11y ago
he could have left himself out of it, just once, out of respect
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by hendekagon 11y ago
Tromp's website is a treasure-trove of really cool things
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by hendekagon 11y ago
This is what I'd like to see too. Let's get away from tiny motions and sitting in a chair and make tools more like traditional wood/metalworking tools for programming: benches with robotic appendages that we can manipulate AS
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by hendekagon 11y ago
Focus-stealing annoys me the most. Applications should never steal focus & should always open in the background.
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by hendekagon 11y ago
The sooner this comes to market the better
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by hendekagon 11y ago
I never liked Big Bird. What a twat.
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by hendekagon 11y ago
Unrelated, but at the bottom of http://celeriac.net/sx/public/ is a sonification of Van Eck's sequence
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by hendekagon 11y ago
what aspects of the text made the code hard to read for you ? Was it the parens ? If LISP was displayed in the editor without parens (but still had them behind-the-scenes), so that the code was formatted much like Python, then would it be a
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by hendekagon 11y ago
Loved Eudora back in the day
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by hendekagon 11y ago
"I wouldn't be surprised if a few kilobytes would suffice to describe the components from which any grammar can be built - much smaller than the full grammar itself." yes - e.g. BNF

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