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by xnoreq 3mo ago
So far and yet so close...
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by xnoreq 6mo ago
Didn't know Vienna was a country.
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by xnoreq 7mo ago
Huh? Golang doesn't have async?!
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by xnoreq 9mo ago
What?! Insane take. NixOS is where the most "magic" happens, over and under the hood. It brings it's own language! Simple package based distros like Arch basically just extract archives. Very few packages trigger post-install
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by xnoreq 10mo ago
Though a good language would point out that what the junior (or in some cases even senior) dev is holding in their hand is in fact a gun and not a gun disguised and marketed as this nice and easy to use toy, which is especially true for Go.
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by xnoreq 3y ago
Huh, I used the extra time I had during Covid to educate myself on health, nutrition, exercise. I lost 15 kg, reached my target BMI and have been replacing fat with muscle since. I am the healthiest I've ever been in my adult life than
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by xnoreq 3y ago
Sure, we can. You're wrong.
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by xnoreq 3y ago
The issue is that in many programming languages that offer exceptions, exceptions are misused to handle common and unexceptional non-success cases. I think that is because it is hard to draw a sharp line between the two. Java already went i
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by xnoreq 4y ago
Good point. To me it doesn't really matter if I do 2 large meals or 5 small ones. With the "constant eating" I meant the duration and not the frequency.
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by xnoreq 4y ago
I once had the same problem. That usually means unhealthy diet and constant eating and lack of exercise that all result in huge insulin spikes and insulin resistance. Try 16/8 intermittent fasting and a healthier, more balanced diet an
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by xnoreq 4y ago
In frequentist statistics it's either 1 or 0 after the experiment (dice roll, card flip or universe creation). Either it happened or it didn't.
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by xnoreq 4y ago
What are you talking about? Do you mean first few frequency bins, and setting the others to zero? That would be a simple linear-phase lowpass filter. And if you do the shifting properly then you will see that it has a positive group delay.
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by xnoreq 4y ago
Thanks. I don't see what would clump, because it's not negative-mass matter floating between galaxies that I'm suggesting. Just like entangled particles that are lightyears apart, when you measure the angular momentum of one,
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by xnoreq 4y ago
May I get your thoughts on this idea of mine: We all know the marbles on a rubber sheet experiment. Masses produce "dents" in spacetime that "pull" on other objects. Couldn't it be that that these dents are balanced
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by xnoreq 4y ago
Anything exists because of survivor bias? That's backwards logic / you've missed/evaded the question. It's not like asking P(A|A), it's not even asking why P(A) > P(N). It's asking why P(A) > 0, wh