torotonnato

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by torotonnato 2mo ago
Please share the user responses. I wrote a couple of gems and I'm sure many others are funny as hell too.
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by torotonnato 3y ago
Happy xmas nerds :D
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by torotonnato 3y ago
Hey! Want to chat? Email in my bio
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by torotonnato 3y ago
Thanks! Resources are much appreciated
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by torotonnato 3y ago
I tried to enter that state with intention (see my other comment). Do you have literature to recommend?
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by torotonnato 3y ago
Same as me, read my other comment
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by torotonnato 3y ago
I read "Out of body experiences" by Robert A. Monroe a long time ago, a time of gullibility and innocence. If I remember correctly he used a technique to induce that effect and I made it mine. Sometimes it worked, here is the reci
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by torotonnato 3y ago
I get a "Bro there is no way you have a resume that can't fit on one page." I just uploaded a PDF with two pages and I'm getting anxious already.
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by torotonnato 3y ago
It's a truly ugly definition of racism for someone, like me, that grew up with the idea that everyone has, and should have, equal dignity. I know that this is the correct and accepted definition in some circles, but I want you to ref
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by torotonnato 4y ago
From the magnetic field. The catch is that, to reload the gun, you have to do work at least equal to the final kinetic energy of the projectile. Realistically you have to account for energy losses like friction and collision inelasticity.
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by torotonnato 4y ago
But if you happen to swallow one and you are in a hurry: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17QKhX-8dm0
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by torotonnato 4y ago
Haha speaking of barriers and Nine Inch Nails: have you heard the cover of "Head like an hole" by an improbable (but good!) Miley Cyrus? It was made for an episode of Black Mirror.
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by torotonnato 4y ago
Disclaimer: absolutely not an expert. As I understood it, this is a test for the cosmological principle, which should be valid for every observer at every point of spacetime
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by torotonnato 4y ago
I would have asked how he could assert the truth of the proposition "Truth in mathematics is a social construct", since its truthfulness has to be a social construct too. (I assume that mathematics encompasses formal logic too)
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by torotonnato 4y ago
> Key is described as choosing a certain set of notes from all the available ones. Not exactly, take for example the Cmaj scale. You can write different melodies that "gravitate" around one of the 7 notes and that effect makes
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by torotonnato 4y ago
Take Python for example
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by torotonnato 4y ago
Our PR dept wanted a more chill out version. Shaving a byte to the sound of ukuleles: db '4LOHA- W0rld' 0d 0a '$' xchg ax, bp xchg cx, dx int 21 ret
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by torotonnato 4y ago
https://nitter.net/OleksiyDanilov/status/1578636142055870464...
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Microengineering Life: Albero(youtube.com)
1 points by torotonnato 4y ago|0 comments
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by torotonnato 4y ago
Ehhh too much work, suck out the nucleus with a long straw and spit it far enough
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by torotonnato 4y ago
Anyone in Italy, possibly Milan ಠ‿ಠ
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by torotonnato 4y ago
"We shape clay into a pot, but it is the emptiness inside that holds whatever we want.” - Lao Tzu
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by torotonnato 4y ago
In Italian too (lavoro)
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by torotonnato 4y ago
7' 12" on an ancient Intel Core i5-3350P CPU @ 3.10GHz (!) using BERT BasicTokenizer, default arguments
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by torotonnato 4y ago
Another example of funny subvertion, Chinese style: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Baidu_10_Mythical_Creatures
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by torotonnato 4y ago
Absolutely 100% agree with you on how the calibration could be done and that the methods seems sloppy. There are lots of implicit assumptions (but maybe the paper is less lacking for those people doing similar jobs). The way I interpreted
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by torotonnato 4y ago
>These guys are so unscientific... Naaaaa, this is not my field, so I assume I'm missing some crucial pieces of information (which the paper apparently lack too, I agree on that). >A bright yellow meteor trail will saturate red
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by torotonnato 4y ago
I don't think they are using Photoshop, but that would be hilarious :D It's just the camera sensor's color space (Adobe RGB). Anyway, gamma correction should be problem, unless they shoot raw images and in this case the color
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by torotonnato 4y ago
That's what I thought too. Why not create a bit of distance to a possible reputational damage and spy on Russia at the same time too? Not many data points, but fig. 4 (page 3) is interesting: a linear relation between luminosity and sp
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by torotonnato 4y ago
I can easily envision that future. Anyway, any real world process is, in the end, computable by a FSM, even a self-conscious entity can't escape that assumption (if physicalism is "correct"). A bunch of lookup tables and some

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