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by icoder 4y ago
As a non-native Enlish speaker I'd like an n=1 'experience' to your n=1 'would say': the English is in my head first and then in writing. So at the time of writing there and their already sound alike and van be easi
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by icoder 4y ago
Someone on Reddit coined the term 'institutional inertia', which probably applies here too.
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by icoder 4y ago
Yeah I asked it a programming question and it suggested I could use both degrees and radians (for a 'double' parameter) giving literal examples (not just in text but in code) 'use 45 for 45 degrees, and 1.5 for 1.5 radians&#x
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by icoder 4y ago
Please be aware that this highly depends on the country!
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by icoder 4y ago
US democracy could change by having a central registry of everyone, ensuring everyone gets their voting pass automatically, skipping the faulty and bumpy process of voter registration amd inequality of identification-ability
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by icoder 4y ago
Do you agree that the 'consumer grade' devices that claim mind-control, and seem to work, actually respond to (facial) muscle movements - rendering them useless in (locked) in patients?
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by icoder 4y ago
Nature has the advantage of self organisation and (partially because of that) parallelism, that's proved hard to mimic in man made devices. But on the other hand, nature also has obstacles such as energy consumption, procreation &
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by icoder 4y ago
I'm not saying it's hard (I had to, given the automatic rental when visiting the US), but it's not just about learning how to do it, it's also about reflexes, which you don't unlearn in 15 minutes. Sure you can lear
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by icoder 4y ago
You can look at that footage without even tiptoeing the swamp. To read the comments might be a different story, although by the time I got here it was quite ease to stay on dry land, which may have been different for you. Then again, it&#x2
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by icoder 4y ago
Happy to read I wasn't the only one. Each time I started to bask in wonder of a shot (because I do find them amazing), ready to 'fly' along with the drone (that's what they do right), I got brutally snapped out and into
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by icoder 4y ago
As the discussion already shows there's 2 ways to interpret what you mean with geopolitical aspect. Assuming it's the privacy one, could someone elaborate on how feasible it is to use a drone in isolation? For example, I have Huaw
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by icoder 4y ago
Yes but the examples you mentioned are (in practice) absolute and can be reached independently of how others are performing. In that sense, ELO _is_ different (as also explained in another answer, he can reach 2900 more easily if others sta
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by icoder 4y ago
Assuminge no one buys up any of the other 94.4%
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by icoder 4y ago
So has water
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by icoder 4y ago
No physical harm. But psychologically harm, to them and/or their family? I think so.
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by icoder 4y ago
Interesting, it's a big question I've had for a while, how 'original' stuff coming from these AI systems is, and also the distribution of uniqueness over many answers. I haven't dived into it yet, but I find it sur
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by icoder 4y ago
Well, to be fair, most of that is probably just copying the a particular syntax or built-in function, which (I think?) has nothing to do with copyright. At least for me, that's most of the copies I do, followed by the ones that basical
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by icoder 4y ago
A whopping 0% here >< 272 vs 272 wpm, English is not my native language and I just ran a 5k, not sure if that has any relevance
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by icoder 4y ago
This is achtually the nichest of niches where mining bitcoin is not stealing from Society: the existing alternative resisting heating, would produce as much heat per watt as mining bitcoin would. Sure, there's the question of using th
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by icoder 4y ago
Philipines?
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by icoder 4y ago
Peter Thiel or Peter Attia?
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by icoder 4y ago
I which counter?
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by icoder 4y ago
I worked on a lab, wait times < 1 minute were the worst, too long to actively wait, too little to go do something else. Now back in dev work it's even worse, because there's too many opportunities where you 'think' yo
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by icoder 4y ago
More and more I fear this is our generation's 'smoking'
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by icoder 4y ago
Does your less invasive solution work with fully locked in patients? Often these solutions rely (partially) on some tiny muscle activity still working, which they don't have. At least that was what I've been taught some time ago (
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by icoder 4y ago
Not sure if relevant but it's good to distinguish techniques that are in the end based on muscle activity, which, even if the tiniest ones around the eye, give VERY strong electrical signals compared to brain activity. That's what
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by icoder 5y ago
I don't see them calling the practice bullshit, just the claims.
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by icoder 5y ago
Same, but then again we were taught to be very cautious while exiting the car. I think you can even flunk your entire exam if you get out of the car without looking / being cautious. Plus this comes more natural to us as most of us are
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by icoder 5y ago
Ah right, especially in space, 5 'pulses' one way and 5 the other will cancel eachother out even if there's some time in between.
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by icoder 5y ago
Can anyone comment on the fact that you seem to directly influence your speed, and not your acceleration? Is this also the case in reality? Compared to my first flightsim experience this was much easier, the speed with which you can 's

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