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Logic, fallacies, philosophy, and science for arguments
Fundamental algorithms and structures for code
Common joke/meme formats and questions for social skills
Methods that expect the same input to map to the same output don't work with feedback.
Hence why using A and THE is important.
However, I feel like Xonsh needs a killer app to really demonstrate the advantages of the semantics Xonsh provides. Maybe something like Rawdog (https://github.com/AbanteAI/rawdog) + Xonsh?
If you read older posts, you'll find the earlier e/acc members got started with Fanged Noumena.
YAML config files and Hadoop/Kafka/Kubernetes/etc are additions for non-distributed programming languages. Unison is a grand simplification of everything into one system so that future programmers don't have to put up with our crap.
Non-mammal prions have a different enough shape to avoid breaking mammalian biomechanisms.
"... other mechanisms have been suggested by which individual learning can alter the course of evolution. One such mechanism is called the Baldwin effect, after J. M. Baldwin (1896), who first suggested the idea. The Baldwin effect is based on the following observations:
If a species is evolving in a changing environment, there will be evolution- ary pressure to favor individuals with the capability to learn during their lifetime. For example, if a new predator appears in the environment, then individuals capable of learning to avoid the predator will be more successful than individuals who cannot learn. In effect, the ability to learn allows an individual to perform a small local search during its lifetime to maximize its fitness.
In contrast, nonlearning individuals whose fitness is fully determined by their genetic makeup will operate at a relative disadvantage. 0 Those individuals who are able to learn many traits will rely less strongly on their genetic code to "hard-wire" traits. As a result, these individuals can support a more diverse gene pool, relying on individual learning to overcome the "missing" or "not quite optimized" traits in the genetic code. This more diverse gene pool can, in turn, support more rapid evolutionary adaptation. Thus, the ability of individuals to learn can have an indirect accelerating effect on the rate of evolutionary adaptation for the entire population." - Tom Mitchell, Machine Learning
Professionals doing jobs over $10k should have to buy malpractice insurance like doctors.
There's a bill to end qualified immunity currently. https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/1470
The bugs in programs aren't actual bugs either, windows aren't actual windows, and many would argue that computer science is still more of an art than a science.
Most companies don't have the skills to make their devices secure. We should have the option to buy devices without network access. Devices that haven't been updated for a year should shutoff their network access automatically.
https://www.thebalancemoney.com/what-is-a-land-value-tax-520...
Most hardware companies have terrible software. If Oxide can handle manufacturing and logistics, then they'll be huge in about 10 years.