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That seems to be a personal problem. There's nothing inconsistent about either space or time being infinite.

They no more "refute" other models of language than numerical methods invalidate or refute symbolic math and exact, closed-form solutions.

One may to make it better: make versions of your extension for other browsers.

Bob and Ray — Slow Talkers of America

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qvrh73BVraE

It does add value — human interest and context, specifically. Perhaps you'd prefer just tables.

Yes,*and* its harmonics, which would have to be replaced as well if they're detectably present. Swapping hums isn't trivial.

The notions involved are all “absolute”, denote the same sets of objects in every standard model of mathematics (= model of ZFC — quite unlike “the set oll subsets of the integers” which varies from model to model.

The 1-based indexing in Matlab does truly suck, all the time.

Hey if Flump can, what do you think. And the chatbot’s daddy won’t have to bribe anyone.

Supplemental reading, with much more detail about his work (and with 'Turing' spelled properly): https://logicprogramming.org/2023/01/in-memoriam-martin-davi...

Refute??

What's needed is some compelling reason for people to write LISP and not Python, Java, JavaScript, Rust, C++. An attractive Web framework with an ORM, or a tool for scientific computing, might do it. I don't think any amount of fiddling with Emacs (or for that matter vim) would have an effect at all: both have small market share (imho deservedly) and I'd wager even that is dwindling. If programming LISP has to be done in Emacs then, yikes, good luck. I like LISP a lot but strongly dislike Emacs, and would love to have a reason to write it but none has presented itself in decades.

Abolish billionaires, start with Elmo.

He has all the social graces, that Elmo.

You're aware that "insular" means "island-like"?

Who wants or asked for this? A 3-word reply: Duck Duck Go.

It's a serious question, yet your answer is to dismiss it and change the subject. You may find it hard to believe, but some people do not want to use the rather intricate git CLI.

It seems to concern attempts to shut down medical dis- and misinfo. If you bemoan that, then please hurry up and secede.

Your question suggests that older profs know that they can't. More generally your question presupposes falsehoods. New profs think they can because, clearly, they can; it happens every year.

You won't know until you develop benchmarks and run a shootout.

He's really roughing it.

> Sound engineers are making sure this is not the case

That's pretty offensive and ignorant. The loudness wars ended at least 10 years ago.

What is this opaque link?

No, you just need to be able to discern features and appreciate desirable ones.

I third this opinion. Their instant packs are their best coffees.

You might return to find the plants having the shakes.

Fox was hoping to hire him?

That sounds like a good thing.

Nobody wants Zuckerbucks

> Aliases just don't stick in my memory.

`$ alias` will show you your aliases, and it's a pretty easy command to remember ;)