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hoseja
11mo ago
So what is the "Not a manifold." part? The actually interesting part.
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hoseja
1y ago
The advantage is you can put bigger screen into your pocket. You already have one exposed display in there normally.
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hoseja
1y ago
And eventually, out of the blue sky, Kali will reach with her crimson palms.
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hoseja
1y ago
Recalling the subtle difference between std::lower_bound and std::upper_bound and where it matters is somewhat annoying before it becomes muscle memory.
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hoseja
1y ago
for a whole two weeks probably
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hoseja
1y ago
Isn't that trivially an iterative formula? You know, the physics solver iterating dT after dT.
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hoseja
1y ago
>As a result, OpenAI is a very secretive place. The choice of name continues providing incredible amusement.
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hoseja
1y ago
"The most striking features of Gothic architecture are the narrow, vertical proportions and the pointed arches. Gothic-era writing mirrors these concepts." They didn't have printing press or some conscious aesthetic archite
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hoseja
1y ago
Well for example you can take several of the clocks and compare them.
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hoseja
1y ago
Every dollar they take from the foundation donations for these causes is a dollar that enables them to better sabotage Firefox development actually. If they were starved like cancerous tumour the body might heal and survive.
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hoseja
1y ago
I am INCREDIBLY baffled it's not there already.
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hoseja
1y ago
Well for Earth life there are multiple but evolution just learned to exploit them all.
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1y ago
I didn't know string theory makes any verified more precise predictions.
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hoseja
1y ago
Alas. I would love a story with utterly alien paradigm but nobody can actually write them and neither will the artificial minds anxiously crafted in the image of human mind be able to.
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hoseja
1y ago
Ah yes, the hard sci-fi staples such as riding to orbit on a crotch rocket and contributing to dimensional potluck at the end of time.
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hoseja
1y ago
Surely, SURELY, this has to be satire.
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hoseja
1y ago
Well so is "Birds" a dinosaur movie then.
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hoseja
1y ago
The Mozilla corporation made sure to wash its hands of all those successes.
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hoseja
1y ago
More millions for the CEO!
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hoseja
1y ago
"Waaah waah they didn't ask permission to read the internet" Meanwhile unintentionally ultrarlhfrelevant title photo.
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hoseja
1y ago
Increase your productivity while rotting your brain! Strange proposal.
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hoseja
1y ago
Well there are no therapsid movies at all.
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hoseja
1y ago
>a measurable contributor to cancer rates Source: greenpiss? Hormesis is more likely.
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1y ago
Neanderthals especially were probably kinda autistic.
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1y ago
Literally what do you imagine "legitimacy" is? Like down at the ground. What is it actually. What does the word you read in textbooks mean besides a vague idea.
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hoseja
1y ago
Try imagining what those official ceremonies are for actually.
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1y ago
Why are they not fungible for you? What difference is there when a drunk t-bones you two thousand times versus an iceberg t-boning fifteen hundred people one time? Also what the hell do you mean "supposed to die in a war", who dec
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1y ago
Genuinely, why are people/culture seemingly more concerned with the 1500 lives lost on Titanic than the 15~20 MILLION lost in The Great War? Similarly airplane vs automobile casualties. Is it just about the power of the story to sell i
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1y ago
Bronze is a VERY nice material. It's a shame it's actually too expensive to see much use in our modern consumerist lives.
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1y ago
Under a thick canopy it basically is like that.
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