mklauber1

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by mklauber1 3y ago
Definitely read that headline as "Purely Fictional Data Structures". My disappointment is immense.
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by mklauber1 4y ago
I would argue that is the point of federation. Despite the fact that most of the users are on gmail, they can still email anyone anywhere else, without issues. And I've never heard of one of the big name providers blocking emails fro
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by mklauber1 5y ago
I cannot speak for him, but to my mind, he's getting at the difference between being able to come up with an idea, and being able to explain it. If you've got a great idea, but you can't explain it so that others can underst
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by mklauber1 6y ago
Take a look at this: https://www.dolthub.com/repositories/dolthub/hospital-price-... It's not a nice interface, but it's raw pricing data for 1400 hospitals.
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by mklauber1 6y ago
They get interest from Person B, and when the short contract is up, they can force Person B (or more accurately their broker who passes the price on) to buy a replacement stock, regardless of the price. Alternatively, they can attempt to o
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by mklauber1 6y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20201007125029/https://davidwals...
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by mklauber1 7y ago
https://www.hazard4.com/sale/20-percent/sidewinder.html
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by mklauber1 8y ago
I'm curious about the idea of "allow[ing] negative masses to not only exist, but to be created continuously." Given the law (in the scientific sense) that matter/energy cannot be created or destroyed, on a scale of 1 to
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by mklauber1 8y ago
I think what they're saying is that positive mass galaxies attract the negative mass, even as the negative mass repels the positive mass (and all other negative mass). In a stationary system, eventually the two will reach an equilibri