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Re:What Is Anglish? on Tuesday February 28, 2023 @02:36AM (#34966667)
Re:John Carmack: I loaned money to anyone that asked me on Monday January 09, 2023 @12:31PM (#34313002)
Can I have $2k please
Re:Maintain a Clean Architecture in Python with Dependency Rules on Thursday December 15, 2022 @09:30AM (#33999993)
It's these kind of rules that mean I'm here wading through 5 layers of exquisitely decoupled nonsense that could be done in a few lines
Re:Book Review: Rhythms of the Brain on Friday November 11, 2022 @07:12AM (#33559802)
Not read it, but 1/f frequency distribution is pink noise. Is your point that the origin of the oscillations is different? It is natural to wonder about common causes for common patterns no? Eg thermodynamics and black holes. So doesn't necessarily seem to be a poor analogy
Re:Book Review: Rhythms of the Brain on Friday November 11, 2022 @07:08AM (#33559766)
This is a small world network. I'm sure GoL on small world networks has been done to death
That a serious scientist can believe this leads me to consider the economic benefits of believing such nonsense, rather than prompting me to examine it further. Just total rubbish
A good one, right?
Re:A stupid joke resulting in a silly news cycle on Sunday April 10, 2022 @02:42PM (#30980292)
Think what we're all learning here is that you have neither a sense of humour nor a sense of perspective. What actual bad thing happened here? It's just a fun whimsical incident. I actually think it says more about your self esteem than anything else that you read this as self-congratulatory
Re:More Doorbell Adventures on Tuesday February 08, 2022 @09:28AM (#30258753)
You don't have friends then?
Re:Gov.uk Platform as a Service on Friday January 28, 2022 @05:33AM (#30112920)
just a little bit of scope creep there
Re:Chesterton’s Fence (2020) on Tuesday January 25, 2022 @07:44AM (#30071153)
ADRs FTW
Re:I like e-readers now on Tuesday September 21, 2021 @08:43AM (#28604484)
E-readers and books both have their strengths, but these days I read 95% on my Kindle. Things I like: - instant look up of words and vocabulary builder - highlights and notes - I would find it very onerous to keep a paper notebook to the same level of detail (I know some do - kudos) - search across books. For history books this is brilliant: 'Hmm La Mettrie, rings a bell ... oh yeah him'. Like having your own mini, super high quality wikipedia (or indeed www)

As well as usual gubbins about convenience etc.