Now I'm curious if it's possible to make a data track that has at least some resemblance to actual music. That could be an interesting challenge if it's not obviously impossible.
I ran into the same problem with Firefox, except viewing it directly works. It turns out the server is using referer checking and I've got referer disabled. Compare the following curl invocations: curl…
There's an issue on the FluxEngine git repo that may be related to this: https://github.com/davidgiven/fluxengine/issues/75 At the end of the thread, David Given reports that some PC floppy drives drop pulses when…
It's difficult to say anything about experiential/first-person consciousness as we don't know what it is. Some say it doesn't exist and everybody is a p-zombie. That aside... As you mention, there's a problem where if…
There's a hard problem in either case, I think. If the mind is supported by or comes from the physical world, then the hard question is "why is there something it is like to be me"? If the physical world is supported by…
> Rovelli is arguing (I think) that we need to fundamentally view consciousness as a natural phenomenon - albeit one that is extremely complex and poorly understood. But you can view consciousness as a natural…
Largely, I think, because devs are given too powerful computers. It's easier for companies to "fix" or preemptively had off performance bugs by giving developers high-end computers than to spend extra development time…
Certain esters have been found to be much safer (in mice, at least): > The glutathione hepatic values in mice obtained by intraperitoneal injection of the ester are superimposable on controls and the oral LD50 was found…
That sounds like a good way to get extreme short-term optimization. Say a particular finetune prioritizes profits right now and makes recommendations like "cut down on maintenance, you can make up for it later with your…
The Rivest methods in the CSR13 paper - ThreeBallot, VAV, and Twin - seem to be relatively simple. Not directly applicable to online voting, though, but perhaps they would be simple enough to prove to the people that…
I wish there were some kind of file search for the Wayback Machine. Like "list all .S3M files on members.aol.com before 1998". It would've made looking for obscure nostalgia much easier.
I'm surprised that the article doesn't mention the peroxidase hypothesis[1]. Has it been disproven? [1] https://tmedweb.tulane.edu/pharmwiki/doku.php/acetaminophen
You might need some kind of MMP part if you want it to be truly proportional. If the voters can only rank about ten candidates before it gets unwieldy, that would give an effective 9% absolute threshold. A party that…
In some cases there's an inherent tradeoff. A scam might, for instance, say "If you don't go to phishingpage.xyz RIGHT NOW your account will be DELETED!" to capitalize on urgency. That appeal to urgency can be detected.…
A lot of the points also seem to apply to algorithms or mathematical programming, just because the libraries do what you expect and mathematics isn't messy the way web framework du jour is. At least until you get to…
Or 4K77: https://www.thestarwarstrilogy.com/project-4k77/
Now I'm curious if it's possible to make a data track that has at least some resemblance to actual music. That could be an interesting challenge if it's not obviously impossible.
I ran into the same problem with Firefox, except viewing it directly works. It turns out the server is using referer checking and I've got referer disabled. Compare the following curl invocations: curl…
There's an issue on the FluxEngine git repo that may be related to this: https://github.com/davidgiven/fluxengine/issues/75 At the end of the thread, David Given reports that some PC floppy drives drop pulses when…
It's difficult to say anything about experiential/first-person consciousness as we don't know what it is. Some say it doesn't exist and everybody is a p-zombie. That aside... As you mention, there's a problem where if…
There's a hard problem in either case, I think. If the mind is supported by or comes from the physical world, then the hard question is "why is there something it is like to be me"? If the physical world is supported by…
> Rovelli is arguing (I think) that we need to fundamentally view consciousness as a natural phenomenon - albeit one that is extremely complex and poorly understood. But you can view consciousness as a natural…
Largely, I think, because devs are given too powerful computers. It's easier for companies to "fix" or preemptively had off performance bugs by giving developers high-end computers than to spend extra development time…
Certain esters have been found to be much safer (in mice, at least): > The glutathione hepatic values in mice obtained by intraperitoneal injection of the ester are superimposable on controls and the oral LD50 was found…
That sounds like a good way to get extreme short-term optimization. Say a particular finetune prioritizes profits right now and makes recommendations like "cut down on maintenance, you can make up for it later with your…
The Rivest methods in the CSR13 paper - ThreeBallot, VAV, and Twin - seem to be relatively simple. Not directly applicable to online voting, though, but perhaps they would be simple enough to prove to the people that…
I wish there were some kind of file search for the Wayback Machine. Like "list all .S3M files on members.aol.com before 1998". It would've made looking for obscure nostalgia much easier.
I'm surprised that the article doesn't mention the peroxidase hypothesis[1]. Has it been disproven? [1] https://tmedweb.tulane.edu/pharmwiki/doku.php/acetaminophen
You might need some kind of MMP part if you want it to be truly proportional. If the voters can only rank about ten candidates before it gets unwieldy, that would give an effective 9% absolute threshold. A party that…
In some cases there's an inherent tradeoff. A scam might, for instance, say "If you don't go to phishingpage.xyz RIGHT NOW your account will be DELETED!" to capitalize on urgency. That appeal to urgency can be detected.…
A lot of the points also seem to apply to algorithms or mathematical programming, just because the libraries do what you expect and mathematics isn't messy the way web framework du jour is. At least until you get to…
Or 4K77: https://www.thestarwarstrilogy.com/project-4k77/