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by zyxzevn 2mo ago
Because of the excessive growing corruption in the EU, their politicians have decided to restrict all opposition. This corruption is hidden behind double-speak, demonization and censorship. Even putting people in prison who talk about the c
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by zyxzevn 2mo ago
I see a lot of complaining from small companies and startups. The taxing system is slowly becoming communism (I have no better word). And they also are stopping farming, based on bad ideas. I tried to get into fundamental research, but disl
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by zyxzevn 2mo ago
Big Brother is always right!
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by zyxzevn 3mo ago
Why is this a question on Hacker News? Are many people struggling with this?
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by zyxzevn 4mo ago
The problem is when certain (mental) models are important to a community or science specialization. When these models fail, the community will often enforce the model and censor the opposing facts. I have encountered several such conflicts.
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by zyxzevn 5mo ago
Here is the mythical programming language C@ It is programming humor with cats. http://www.reddit.com/r/C_AT
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by zyxzevn 6mo ago
With a language like Forth, you know that you can use a stack for data and apply functions on that data. With currying it you put functions on a stack instead. This makes it weird. But you also obscure the dataflow. With the most successful
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by zyxzevn 6mo ago
Physics is needed to fully understand the demolition of 3 towers..
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by zyxzevn 7mo ago
While skeptical, he did not have much skepticism against mainstream theories. I think it needs another item in the list: For any theory/ hypothesis: how well does it stand against the null-hypothesis? For example: How much physica
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by zyxzevn 9mo ago
"The oil must flow"
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by zyxzevn 9mo ago
what about a smart lamp?
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by zyxzevn 9mo ago
The older construction is also very easy to distinguish from the Inca construction. And the Inca themselves know this history in their community. Brien Foerster has a lot about the Inca culture. https://www.youtube.com/
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by zyxzevn 10mo ago
I used "Open Recursion" in many large (ObjectPascal / C++) projects. With simple interfaces, a large project becomes a collection of smaller components. I noticed many programmers do not understand it. Pure OOP languages (lik
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by zyxzevn 10mo ago
3Blue1Brown has a very good explanation of how light works as a wave And the barber pole effect shows how matter (sugar) rotates light https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCX62YJCmGk There is also evidence that "photons&qu
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by zyxzevn 11mo ago
Check out Transputers, that were programmed via Occam. They do most of the stuff that the article desires. Though its hardware is restricted to a matrix orientation. Another option is Erlang. On the top level it is organized with micro-serv
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by zyxzevn 1y ago
during the night
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by zyxzevn 1y ago
Looking forward for a new break-through. Will they find another Nobel-prize winning medicine? Like the very cheap Ivermectin that saved so many people from blindness (and various other diseases).
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by zyxzevn 1y ago
I am thinking of some moderation systems that focuses on categorization instead of censorship. There will be a bias in moderation, but that will have less of an effect when there is no deletion. If possible, the user could choose their pref
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by zyxzevn 1y ago
The problem with social media (and all media) is opinion-based censorship, causing group-think. And the chaos of replies that are uncategorized. Different opinions do matter. But due to the algorithms, the most emotional responses are promo
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by zyxzevn 1y ago
There was a CMOVE architecture around 1990 (Israel), I think. It was very similar. Could not find it on internet, sadly. The MOVE architectures may work best with digital signal processors, because the data-flow is almost constant in such p
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Thanks for your answer. It is hard to find good information about the aerodynamics.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
So he was pretty safe. Just like me and some of my friends who got it almost a year ago. We only had a few days of fever. Almost like one dose of the vaccine. Not really worth to make a fuzz about.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Congratulations, but some sceptical notes. The spring is coming, ending the wave like last year. This can reduce the cases by a similar amount. We will have to wait till next season what will happen. The sun and season has a dramatic influe
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Complexity and language: It is always funny how long boring sentences are found in philosophy. I think the problem is that our language is lacking in clarity for describing the subtle nuances of reasoning and logic. And sadly it is a bit co
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
All source code for important decisions should be open and be verified by different parties. Just as that for voting machines.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
What do you get when combine C++ and C# ? You you get C@ Subreddit for Cat related programmer jokes: http://www.reddit.com/r/C_AT
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Alfven himself was telling the astronomers not to ignore the electric fields. It is a gross oversimplification. And I think this keeps science back from understanding the sun as it really is. If I may explain it a bit further: We measure m
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Indeed. If fake news was corrected, trump would have won the 2020 election. Or Bernie in 2016
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
I think is Electromagnetic waves, not magnetic waves. They always come together. Or do I have to burn my fundamental physics book?
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
So, can we now all see the contents of Hunter Biden's laptop as well?

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