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This is from 2021

Yes, definitely inspired by Habbo too. Client is pure vanilla JS, I've built the game engine from scratch. Multiplayer is socket-based.

thanks! Coke Studios was an inspiration. Arrow keys to move, and space to interact with objects

Good to know, thanks. I'm not the author, just stumbled upon it today.

imho, the language didn't age as well as other popular multi-paradigm predecessors. I never got my head around their OO implementation, or handling of arguments.

A visual representation: https://media1.tenor.com/images/3adcbb8cc711b0c9a4cc2e3b90b0...

Mobile users can use firefox extensions

A similar question was at the center of Atlas Shrugged

Any followup research? how does the redox tower of these microbes work?

Note: Eclipse Ventures, of which Pierre is a team member, is an investor in Cerebras Systems [0]

[0] https://pitchbook.com/profiles/company/163733-59

If you take the diamond market as a valid analogy, you would be right.

Are there any theorems from polynomial approximation of functions that can be applied to fraction approximation of irrational numbers?

If you want to delve into his work, please note that his editor John Martin/Black Sparrow heavily defaced most of his original work with mediocre edits that bordered vandalism [0]. The manuscripts is where the better stuff is.

[0] https://mjpbooks.com/blog/the-senseless-tragic-rape-of-charl...

Chapter 1 can't be more basic, a great summary of what will remain intuitively after reading the whole opus

Is there further recent research following this direction?

Excellent list, I would merge with https://justinmeiners.github.io/foundations-of-math-reading/

There were a few webs in the corners, but she didn't view it as a sign of dirty old carelessness like I was taught to through cartoons as a kid

She knew the type of spiders they were, but I was only assured after I wasn't bitten for a few days

Spiders are also useful. My exgf lived in a farm and had dozens of harmless spiders in the ceiling of her bedroom that ate all mosquitoes. It nuanced my view on spiders.

Article dereferenced, with more details on the experiments: https://www.quantamagazine.org/quantum-darwinism-an-idea-to-...

The fundamental premise of the title seems misleading to me. Life existence doesn't depend on dimensions, it's perception that does. As the author later says, the paper is predicated upon an anthropic consideration of reality: if it can't be observed or compatible with the human mental model, then it doesn't exist. Has that been proven to be the case?

A definite classic. What's unique about human intelligence? There doesn't seem to be anything in our carbon based systems that can't be theoretically replicated on silicon. Turing may not have been religious, but the amazement I think he felt about human intelligence was close to religious awe.

Who have you spoken to at SI? Don't let a pen pusher convince you that his view represents the organization

Are you sure? Doesn't work have value under any scenario, if only a residual educational value: a lesson for you and/or others? That would reduce "hard" and/or "smart" to multipliers of that value.

This could explain why some people pick and eat nasal mucus (a dirt colloid) when anxious

There is something inextricably human about this sort of anecdote though, like modern reenactments of the drowning of Hippasus by the Pythagoreans after bringing up irrational numbers.

Reminds me of Microsoft. They only had two engineers working on MS-DOS 1.0, their most important and profitable product at the time. Despite recurrent industry criticism of the product and the launch of competing DR DOS (faster, better and 33% the price), it took Gates two years to react, with commercial tactics first (and eventually overdue product changes later)...

Source: http://www.ariplex.com/tina/tcfact01.htm

That's exactly the crucial question I don't see being asked anywhere. It's answer has huge implications, it's non answer leads to a schizophrenic nation.

I think the "to compete with China" legal/moral waiver is an interesting recurring argument across industries and government

No microbe map in the paper unfortunately, just global maps of where the samples were taken. Like many papers these days: wonderful titles, disappointing abstracts and empty conclusions.