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1 2004-06-04.txt:16:32:44: <fizzie> another version I've heard was 'Eight Megs And Continuously Swapping', but these days 8M of memory is ~nothing.
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2 2005-05-12.txt:06:38:47: <Keymaker> i'm typing with one hand and continuously making stupid mistakes
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3 2005-06-30.txt:22:50:11: <calamari> zaphod: the problem with planetlab is that it is continuously overloaded.. but yeah, it's cool in certain ways. I think it's neat how you can appear to have root on a machine when you really dont
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4 2005-08-16.txt:22:28:31: <Gs30ng> but now the system resets itself continuously
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5 2005-09-07.txt:21:20:57: <jix> ah continuous wavelet transform seems to be the thing needed for this...
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6 2006-01-24.txt:20:04:31: <fizzie> It's either unaccelerated (with a fixed multiplier), or has this "if the mouse moves over N pixels quickly, use another speed multiplier" setting, but it's not a continuous function.
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7 2006-08-15.txt:04:06:47: <Razor-X> 500 words later I can read 8 pages of Japanese continuously.
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8 2006-11-03.txt:03:24:20: <CakeProphet> ! < #continuously append all values in the mouse to all stacks/queues adjacent to the asterick
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9 2007-01-10.txt:19:24:25: <oerjan> Although if the code = bits and so is self-modifying, the decoding may have to be done continuously.
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10 2007-01-13.txt:22:14:07: <oerjan> My timing suggestion was to find out how quickly you can spam continuously :)
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11 2007-02-16.txt:04:21:55: <ihope> And if you have a "continuous" set like that, it defines an ordinal number.
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12 2007-02-20.txt:23:40:27: <SevenInchBread> well... that adds up when you insert values onto strings continuously.
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13 2007-03-18.txt:23:16:38: <oerjan> if the function x is stepwise continuous you can use numerical methods
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14 2007-03-21.txt:02:42:05: <oerjan> with reals and continuous functions you can show you cannot get more than one variable for sure, unless the function is at an extreme value
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15 2007-04-28.txt:20:51:43: <pikhq> All that you can tell with average velocity is that, at one point, the instantaneous velocity equals the average velocity. . . (assuming a continuous function)
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16 2007-05-04.txt:01:45:08: <pikhq> There's an infinite number of *points* of time. . . But measuring anything continuous is done not by a measurement of number of points.
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17 2007-05-18.txt:04:50:02: <oerjan> you mean continuous?
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18 2007-05-18.txt:04:50:27: <GregorR> e.g. IS continuous.
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19 2007-05-29.txt:13:33:47: <bsmntbombdood> "Between the 120 ~ 150 hours mark vivid hallucinations, similar, but more lucid than those of a psilocybin experience tend to begin, and by the seventh day (160+ hours) the participants are reported to be both awake and lucidly dreaming continuously."
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20 2007-06-17.txt:02:24:10: <ihope> oerjan: what if it's a continuous list?
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21 2007-07-07.txt:19:09:46: <ihope> If there's a continuous bijection between RxR and RxR that maps S onto T, then S and T are equivalent.
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22 2007-07-07.txt:21:47:35: <oklopol> innumerable brainfuck: a function and a range a...b is specified, then for every result of that function in that range is given it's own thread (infinite threads that is), so that every thread has a real number representing an infinite number of brainfuck instructions to execute (base 8 presentation); should a thread be given a faulty bf program it dies; the memory is shared, and it's continuous, > will move one derivative and has to be executed infinit
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23 2007-07-07.txt:21:48:06: <oklopol> actually, if you lose that continuous memory, that can be written an interpreter
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24 2007-07-09.txt:21:42:10: <edwardk> you basically view all functions as continuous functions in a pointed CPO. totally unrelated to the pointfree/pointless debate =)
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25 2007-07-15.txt:00:12:58: <ehird`> anyway, a memory cell basically just continuously emits bits in the format accepted by gates, etc.
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26 2007-07-26.txt:08:05:46: <Sukoshi`> Yay. Continuous spamming \o/
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27 2007-07-31.txt:18:58:22: <RodgerTheGreat> well, they're doing well with their Xbox arm, even though that segment of the company has operated at a continuous loss as long as it's been in existence. It's an example of Microsoft realizing there's something much more valuable than money- mindshare.
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28 2007-08-19.txt:00:53:07: <mudge> as long as it is not your main programming language you know really well and have been programming in continuously for years, it's OKAY
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29 2007-10-21.txt:22:34:52: <ehird`> i wonder if poppavic still goes there, he had a really good continuous stream of nonsense generator installed in his brain
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30 2007-10-24.txt:00:10:58: <ehird1> oklopol: fibonnaci numbers in decimal, one per line, continuously until halted
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31 2007-11-17.txt:03:13:24: <Slereah> I'm not even sure what "inverse probability" means in the context, since some probabilities are continuous.
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32 2007-11-21.txt:18:45:35: <oerjan> ehird`: i guess it's a continuous scale from completely closed network to complete anarchy
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33 2007-11-22.txt:16:57:45: <oklopol> the problem is it doesn't suffice if the function is continuous, the human ear will notice a sudden change in derivative
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34 2007-11-25.txt:07:06:06: <oerjan> with certain restrictions this gives you a continuous invertible function from the Cantor set to itself, such that the iterated orbit of every infinite path is a dense subset of the Cantor set
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35 2007-11-30.txt:06:17:22: <oklopol> anything that only cares about continuous sequences can be no
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36 2007-11-30.txt:06:49:51: <oklopol> i mean, the number of continuous segments in a list
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37 2007-11-30.txt:19:55:18: <oklopol> if you have a continuous world, definItely
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38 2007-11-30.txt:19:56:19: <ihope> Keep velocity continuous-ish, but make position discrete, and then have a random chance of moving based on velocity?
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39 2007-11-30.txt:19:56:25: <oklopol> well, as WOLFRAM, MY IDOL demonstrated in A New Kind of Science, discrete worlds with may particles can produce continuous-like behaviour
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40 2007-11-30.txt:19:57:53: <ihope> Maybe you could just describe how this discrete-continuous stuff would work?
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41 2007-12-02.txt:03:12:32: <bsmntbombdood> continuous in [0, \infty]
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42 2007-12-02.txt:03:12:40: <oerjan> oh, continuous
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43 2007-12-02.txt:16:13:24: <oerjan> i do recall looking at some work on continuous populations
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44 2007-12-06.txt:20:20:15: <oklopol> if there's just a continuous explosion, i don't really see a possibility for computation
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45 2007-12-12.txt:07:12:51: <oklopol> errrer i have some weird pronoun use there, anyhow, my point is, even if the universe was fully continuous or something and you could actually have an infinite memory, time travel would provide an oracle (as the name might suggest...), the problem is, there is no paradox here, no system is predicting it's own behavior.
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46 2007-12-13.txt:14:43:11: <dbc> If every sound wave that kicks in does so from zero, and fades out at the end, the function as a whole should be close to continuous.
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47 2007-12-14.txt:21:33:41: <ihope_> Hmm, ContinuousEquation reminds me of a certain idea I had once.
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48 2008-01-02.txt:03:54:04: <oklofok> it then makes the list's head "result", then continuously applies the first function to the list and combines it with the next element of the list with the second function
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49 2008-01-03.txt:03:45:15: <oklopol> oerjan: did you mean continuousequation?
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50 2008-01-09.txt:14:24:46: <Slereah-> (```pred n .x i prints everything after a while instead of continuously)
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51 2008-01-29.txt:16:40:37: <ehird> I continuously try new abstractions, while removing others.
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52 2008-02-04.txt:22:44:47: <SimonRC> not 6 continuous years
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53 2008-02-19.txt:21:59:00: <ais523> you just instantly write a @ where the opponent was, and repeat continuously
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54 2008-03-08.txt:09:12:16: <faxathisia> y = x^2 is continuous on [0, 2).. so it has a solution for y = 2, by ....
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55 2008-03-09.txt:02:10:36: <Sukoshi> A Prolog mirror that we work on continuously.
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56 2008-03-20.txt:15:43:52: <ais523> or maybe place version information that changes each time; for instance, have the subsubsubrevision number increase continuously over time
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57 2008-04-21.txt:13:25:45: <ais523> but I use the save files to help test things, and it would be a bit awkward to have to continuously replay the games every time I changed their format
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58 2008-05-06.txt:19:06:45: <ehird> ais523: the buffer which i store to by reading continuously in a seperate thread
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59 2008-05-09.txt:22:31:02: <ihope> Assume f is continuous, then?
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60 2008-05-09.txt:22:34:51: <ihope> "For every continuous function f from [a,b] to a subset of R, the image of f contains all real numbers from f(a) to f(b)", I suppose.
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61 2008-05-09.txt:22:39:47: <kar8nga> but you can still have a topology there and therefore continuous functions
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62 2008-05-09.txt:22:40:12: <kar8nga> the whole point of continuous function is in the end that you can do the following:
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63 2008-05-09.txt:22:41:30: <kar8nga> but a topology allows for a more general notion of convergence and then you are really happy of you have somewhere continuous functions
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64 2008-05-09.txt:22:43:36: * oerjan likes the topological form (1) the image of a connected set under a continuous function is connected (2) a subset of R is connected iff it contains every value between any two elements
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65 2008-05-19.txt:04:54:28: <pikhq> Especially when that 'boom' is the result of Tau leptons being launched into them in a continuous beam.
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66 2008-06-07.txt:22:39:54: <ihope> The path of love is never smooth / But mine's continuous for you
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67 2008-06-13.txt:04:58:46: <augur> i've even got a game version that will continuously loop and show you the see-n-says
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68 2008-06-19.txt:20:21:40: * ais523 is laughing continuously
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69 2008-06-23.txt:15:53:26: <pikhq> And has probably been continuously running for a few decades. ;)
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70 2008-06-24.txt:21:37:21: <ais523> and I've been programming continuously for ages
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71 2008-07-06.txt:17:51:38: <SimonRC> notes that go up continuously without getting anywhere
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72 2008-07-15.txt:20:34:22: <ais523> for concatenative langs that's left to right continuously, what could be simpler?
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73 2008-08-02.txt:00:38:38: <SimonRC> moozilla: that requires discrete CTCs, not continuous ones... kinda
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74 2008-08-02.txt:00:39:53: <SimonRC> the latter has a continuous stream of air and stuff arriving from the future
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75 2008-08-02.txt:22:36:31: * tusho wonders if -anyone- has been subscribed since 1993 continuously
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76 2008-08-05.txt:20:46:45: <SimonRC> I can't think of a better way than continuously polling my status
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77 2008-09-07.txt:14:52:49: <tusho> Your trial activation key will expire in 3 days. Please purchase a permanent activation key in order to ensure continuous use of the product after the trial period expires.
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78 2008-09-10.txt:16:01:37: <tusho> non-continuous irc sounds pretty fun tbh
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79 2008-09-22.txt:12:04:59: <oerjan> and some transcendental functions are discontinuous at 0
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80 2008-09-26.txt:21:26:20: <psygnisfive> state is really just a state object that continuously gets replaced as it gets passed from function to function ;D
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81 2008-10-02.txt:21:27:13: <ais523> I was laughing out loud continuously for about 10 seconds then
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82 2008-10-07.txt:20:58:22: <ais523> fizzie: it gets input continuously
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83 2008-10-07.txt:20:58:29: <ais523> and outputs continuously too
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84 2008-10-16.txt:08:58:46: <fungot> mellifluidicpuls: macacus nemestrinus. lastly, dr. f. smith informs me that this is/ case with/ females :) certain flies " culicidae and fnord) or two species only, appears to range continuously from/ cordillera to/ highlands :) southern brazil " in/ :( expression :)/ emotions,' page 220, in which/ water has been seen to fructify in france.
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85 2008-10-17.txt:14:27:12: <AnMaster> continual, everlasting, continuous
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86 2008-10-18.txt:18:01:02: <ehird> i was asking about "continuous" pages, in that e.g. a news page about foos still being updated today would be odd to be placed at /1998/foos-news
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87 2008-10-20.txt:20:14:46: <ehird> AnMaster: No. psygnisfive: I can blame it on your continuous rambling.
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88 2008-10-23.txt:16:46:06: <GregorR> This is not a continuous measurement :P
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89 2008-10-24.txt:19:11:52: <AnMaster> Deewiant, well a-f is a continuous range there iirc but not a-z
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90 2008-10-24.txt:20:33:23: <AnMaster> ais523, continuous(sp?) integration for Funge?
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91 2008-10-24.txt:20:33:42: <ais523> but you spelt continuous correctly
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92 2008-10-26.txt:19:01:06: <oklocod> the scale is continuous
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93 2008-11-27.txt:01:41:23: <oklopol> well actually analysis, which afaiu is a superset of calculus; basically about infinite continuous things.
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94 2008-12-08.txt:17:36:53: <oklopol> it's a continuous problem
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95 2008-12-18.txt:11:04:24: <oklofok> anyway a clear warning sign should've been, if that was an error, that one of the reasons for using a semiopen interval is exactly so you can get continuous intervals [a, c) by catenating [a, b) [b, c)
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96 2008-12-23.txt:14:53:17: <Slereah_> Continuous brainfuck? :o
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97 2008-12-23.txt:14:56:00: <oklopol> and yes continuous brainfuck
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98 2008-12-23.txt:14:58:45: <oklopol> maybe output could be graphical and input mouse only, so continuous output would make sense
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99 2008-12-23.txt:14:58:50: <oklopol> continuous IO
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100 2008-12-23.txt:15:02:23: <oklopol> well continuous ranges are very different from discrete ones
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101 2008-12-24.txt:23:55:26: <mib_8oomfc> so apart from timestamps, you get a "continuous" window
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102 2008-12-26.txt:21:04:08: <oklopol> i would've harrassed you about continuous brainfuck
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103 2008-12-26.txt:21:04:17: <ais523> continuous BF?
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104 2008-12-26.txt:21:04:59: <Sgeo> I'd ask how continuous BF works, but I g2g
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105 2008-12-26.txt:21:08:15: <ais523> oklopol: no, but it uses continuous probabilities, rather than discrete logic levels
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106 2008-12-28.txt:21:39:33: <mib_5koloe> continuous talking about a subject.
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107 2008-12-28.txt:21:39:46: <Slereah> Completely continuous?
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108 2008-12-31.txt:21:17:21: <psygnisfive> continuous CAs are weird
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109 2008-12-31.txt:21:18:35: <psygnisfive> continuous CAs
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110 2008-12-31.txt:21:20:35: <psygnisfive> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_spatial_automaton
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111 2008-12-31.txt:21:21:45: <psygnisfive> continuous spatial automaton might describe the universe ;)
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112 2009-01-04.txt:16:13:53: <Slereah> It's continuous in general relativity
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113 2009-01-14.txt:22:06:03: <oklopol> talked about measuring probabilities in continuous sample spaces
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114 2009-01-16.txt:17:53:38: <oklopol> but what about continuous brainfuck
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115 2009-01-17.txt:19:50:41: <oklopol> holy fucking fuck. i'm starting to think continuous brainfuck is not entirely possible to do.
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116 2009-01-17.txt:19:50:54: <AnMaster> oklopol, continuous brainfuck?
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117 2009-01-19.txt:02:43:03: * kerlo ponders the continuous functions in Sierpinsky space
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118 2009-01-19.txt:02:53:05: <kerlo> Oh, cool, a function to the Sierpinski space is continuous if and only if the set of functions it maps to 1 is open.
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119 2009-01-19.txt:11:24:14: <oklopol> it's not a very continuous game, on any level, it breaks easily, in a way
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120 2009-01-19.txt:11:27:03: <oklopol> chess is more of an algorithmic game, you can't continuously add challenge to it, as material, i guess is my point.
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121 2009-01-19.txt:11:33:32: <oklopol> but, if the puzzles were handmade, or, well, even just generated more sensibly, you could even have continuous tetris
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122 2009-01-19.txt:11:34:34: <AnMaster> continuous tetris?
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123 2009-01-25.txt:00:03:48: <oklopol> how about continuous computation
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124 2009-01-25.txt:00:07:47: <oklopol> kerlo: proce doesn't have continuous computation, it has computation applied on continuous things.
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125 2009-01-25.txt:00:07:48: <kerlo> (Tough language: Programs are continuous functions from reals to reals where the image contains only integers.)
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126 2009-01-25.txt:00:08:48: <oklopol> i mean continuous computation. instructions you can have any real amount of.
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127 2009-01-25.txt:00:10:41: <kerlo> So, memory is a continuous function from R.
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128 2009-01-25.txt:00:12:23: <kerlo> An instruction is a continuous function f : <state> x real number -> <state> such that f(f(x,a),b) = f(x,a+b).
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129 2009-01-25.txt:00:14:13: <oklopol> they need to be continuous computation
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130 2009-01-25.txt:00:14:42: <oklopol> kerlo: i guess that's pretty much the definition of continuous computation though :P
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131 2009-01-25.txt:00:16:12: <kerlo> The set Q consists of all continuous functions Q -> Q.
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132 2009-01-25.txt:00:24:36: <kerlo> For K to be in Q, it must be a function Q -> Q (it is) and it must be continuous. For it to be continuous, the preimage of every open set must be open.
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133 2009-01-25.txt:00:25:05: <oklopol> oh. that's a definition for being continuous?
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134 2009-01-25.txt:00:37:58: <oklopol> well i mean; how can a function from functions to functions be continuous?
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135 2009-01-31.txt:19:07:42: <oerjan> um but irc is a continuous matter
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136 2009-02-15.txt:18:23:43: <ais523> with a red infantry and a blue infantry who continuously walked round in circles
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137 2009-02-21.txt:15:42:02: <ehird> and it has run continuously
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138 2009-02-23.txt:18:32:37: <oklopol> and have you ever seen on continuously?
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139 2009-03-22.txt:00:29:39: <zzo38> I also proved that the audioactive decay sequence (start at 1 and continuously run-length encode it) has no numbers higher than 3 and you won't get 333
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140 2009-03-23.txt:22:53:49: <oklofok> how does population work? continuous? implicit, maybe?
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141 2009-03-28.txt:23:56:07: <ehird> SimonRC: the fact is that lottery players (and I generalize here because the winners are few enough to be statistically insignificant) waste one pound a week continuously
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142 2009-04-07.txt:21:08:22: <ehird> and the day you are in #esoteric talking continuously is the day you die of starvation or w/e
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143 2009-04-11.txt:23:17:11: <Gracenotes> and then it'll be a continuous string, just "you suck"
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144 2009-04-17.txt:21:48:39: <ais523> part of the reason I'm using it is that it's been on this computer continuously since I got it
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145 2009-04-19.txt:23:25:51: <oklopol> oerjan: what if it's a continuous random walk and you get bigger and bigger as you go
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146 2009-04-25.txt:23:05:58: <ehird> "Biological — a dense continuous text interspersed with figures, mostly showing small nude women bathing in pools or tubs connected by an elaborate network of pipes, some of them clearly shaped like body organs. Some of the women wear crowns."
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147 2009-04-27.txt:21:48:09: <fizzie> AnMaster: Uh... "Numbers and sequences. Vectors and analytic geometry. Complex numbers. Functions of single and multiple variables, complex functions. Continuity and continuous functions. Derivatives of real and complex functions. Differential equations of one variable." Or something like that, anyway.
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148 2009-04-28.txt:00:57:50: <ehird> continuously
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149 2009-05-01.txt:18:43:58: <AnMaster> ais523, and turn based. Not deterministic and continuous.
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150 2009-05-01.txt:18:44:09: <ais523> AnMaster: continuous implies infinite number of states
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151 2009-05-09.txt:23:47:31: <Sgeo> Ah, the sound of continuous sex
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152 2009-05-09.txt:23:48:33: <ehird> 23:47 Sgeo: Ah, the sound of continuous sex
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153 2009-05-13.txt:21:00:11: <ehird> Up to THREE HOURS of CONTINUOUS USE!
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154 2009-05-20.txt:20:29:21: <ehird> but they tipped it continuously
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155 2009-06-01.txt:18:55:16: <ehird> (I also believe that "death" is relative; you a second ago is dead, but our consciousness tries very hard to give a continuous experience. Go fig)
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156 2009-06-01.txt:18:56:38: <ehird> and consciousness is just the perceieved-as-continuous stream of conscios
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157 2009-06-06.txt:00:45:00: <ehird> this is great continuous fun
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158 2009-06-09.txt:10:21:40: <Patashu> but not tile-based, continuous
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159 2009-06-13.txt:18:49:31: <zzo38> I invented esolangs for calling itself recursively, time travel, queues to references to queues, dividing by zero, programs running by continuous equations, code golfing, and many others.
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160 2009-06-13.txt:20:18:55: <ehird> Deewiant: I didn't say that. I said that I think I can keep servers up for a year minus 31 seconds continuously.
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161 2009-07-01.txt:12:09:01: <AnMaster> Deewiant and/or fizzie: what is the best way to make a C style switch in befuge? The range is continuous and rather small (7 different cases).
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162 2009-07-01.txt:12:14:59: <Deewiant> AnMaster: Since it's continuous, j.
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163 2009-07-02.txt:16:34:43: <ehird> Mentioning him ~3 times in two days as part of one continuous thread sure is "a lot".
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164 2009-07-13.txt:02:11:17: <oerjan> and for larger non-successors, aleph and beth are continuous (preserving limits)
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165 2009-07-14.txt:22:05:54: <AnMaster_ipv6> Gracenotes, I need to switch to my cheaper headphones for longer continuous stretches, less pressure on the head... But worse sound too.
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166 2009-07-17.txt:13:00:51: <ehird> oklopol: you mean, like, it's non-continuous?
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167 2009-08-04.txt:22:42:39: <mycroftiv> oklopil: yes, actually the question of discrete vs fractal/continuous is really important when trying to make a model that is more meaningful than just metaphor
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168 2009-08-11.txt:14:48:18: <fizzie> Oh, and x(n) is continuous and infinite and all that fluff.
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169 2009-08-11.txt:14:56:03: <fizzie> The values of the signal are continuous, though.
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170 2009-08-11.txt:22:51:18: <ais523> ehird: the leading portion is the portion of continuous lowercase
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171 2009-08-13.txt:23:45:42: <ehird> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dots_and_Boxes, with continuous space instead of discrete dot-space, and infinite-dimensional.
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172 2009-08-13.txt:23:48:18: <ehird> i don't think making space continuous changes it
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173 2009-08-13.txt:23:49:09: <ehird> and continuous space
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174 2009-08-17.txt:18:38:54: <AnMaster> it defaults to non-continuous scrolling, so I need to change every time I open a pdf file...
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175 2009-08-17.txt:18:41:52: <fizzie> Oh? At least here Evince remembers the "continuous" setting.
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176 2009-08-20.txt:20:56:00: <Sgeo_> "The majority of text is created using continuous speech recognition (CSR) dictation software, but keyboards are still used."
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177 2009-08-23.txt:21:35:48: <ehird> WikiWikiWeb, however, is continuous
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178 2009-08-23.txt:22:30:59: <ehird> since we're talking continuous ascii chars
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179 2009-08-24.txt:07:14:55: <ehird> You clearly live in continuous space, and can make infinite fine movements in one direciton without ever repositioning it.
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180 2009-08-24.txt:10:09:13: <ehird> was it actually continuously 21 hours, I don't get how it's possible to be so tired
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181 2009-09-05.txt:23:31:42: <ais523> and if you want a really bright LED display, it works better to massively overdrive them about 20% of the time and let them recover the other 80%, then run them at max continuously
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182 2009-09-06.txt:00:18:18: <ehird> Silicon recursion: proving space is continuous since 2010
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183 2009-09-07.txt:20:46:43: <AnMaster> Ilari, I run ntpd and it has been running continuously for weeks now
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184 2009-09-09.txt:13:45:32: <fizzie> For some reason I was continuously expecting some sort of gruesome massacre when reading that description page, but apparently it never happened.
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185 2009-09-12.txt:13:18:26: <ais523> it's been upgraded continuously from Feisty
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186 2009-09-12.txt:15:32:33: <ehird> Well, fungot is continuously using 50% of my CPU.
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187 2009-09-19.txt:00:55:17: <ehird> this is continuous
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188 2009-09-22.txt:04:50:36: <ehird> Anyone know how to make evince always use continuous mode?
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189 2009-09-27.txt:00:29:25: <ehird_> I'm just saying that we've had a continuous western society for a long time.
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190 2009-10-04.txt:20:47:33: <augur> oerjan: thats continuous speech
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191 2009-10-04.txt:20:48:59: <augur> except in continuous speech, where you get inter-word interactions
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192 2009-10-05.txt:04:52:32: <ehird> einstein was in fact made out of hitlerium, an element censored from the periodic table; it is only present in the continuous table
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193 2009-10-07.txt:21:44:01: <Pthing> "Yes, a continuous stream is how we feel, but this contradicts physics." is too, for that matter
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194 2009-10-09.txt:00:01:57: <ehird> Whussamatter with smooth continuous scrolling
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195 2009-10-09.txt:00:04:04: <ehird> Gregor: That's true. It could just be continuous with a big enough space for each, though. It isn't trivial to click the mouse wheel only one.
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196 2009-10-09.txt:00:05:19: <ehird> And in continuous mode, you can flick it and it'll keep rolling.
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197 2009-10-09.txt:00:07:03: <ehird> Gregor: The point is that it's a separate button just below the wheel in the MX Revolution, and the scroll wheel is a mechanical button to switch between continuous/descreet.
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198 2009-10-15.txt:13:34:41: <Deewiant> I exchange your continuous linguistic failure for 10 points
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199 2009-10-19.txt:19:11:10: <oerjan> there _is_ however a model using continuous set functions such that the space of functions is topologically equivalent to the space of arguments
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200 2009-10-22.txt:03:55:53: <Pthing> 1005.54 Truth is cosmically total: synergetic. Verities are generalized principles stated in semimetaphorical terms. Verities are differentiable. But love is omniembracing, omnicoherent, and omni-inclusive, with no exceptions. Love, like synergetics, is nondifferentiable, i.e., is integral. Differential means locally-discontinuously linear. Integration means omnispherical. And the intereffects are precessional.
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201 2009-10-31.txt:21:11:56: <ehird> Anyway, it's not just referring (and it only lets you refer a few, not continuously).
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202 2009-11-01.txt:10:46:20: <ehird> "We're just up. Almost continuously."
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203 2009-11-01.txt:11:33:38: <ehird> *continuously
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204 2009-11-01.txt:14:42:47: <fizzie> "Discontinuous transmission is an addition to VAD/VBR operation, that allows to stop transmitting completely when the background noise is stationary. In a file, 5 bits are used for each missing frame (corresponding to 250 bit/s)." I guess Speex doesn't store noise statistics, at that. Well, AMR does, anyway.
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205 2009-11-03.txt:10:54:20: <ais523> "discrete" = opposite of continuous
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206 2009-11-11.txt:03:13:05: <Sgeo> Let's say these represent any 6 continuous integers, starting with one divisible by 6:
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207 2009-11-15.txt:20:33:11: <ehird> i've been having a continuous crisis since I fully realised what my mortality implies :)
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208 2009-12-16.txt:23:41:29: <oerjan> continuous
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209 2009-12-16.txt:23:42:16: <uorygl> Intuitively, yeah, I think the linear combinations of that set are the continuous functions.
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210 2009-12-16.txt:23:44:51: <oerjan> the things that are integrals of measures are known as "absolutely continuous" functions
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211 2009-12-16.txt:23:48:03: <oerjan> oh wait absolutely continuous applies to when the measure itself is absolutely continuous
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212 2009-12-16.txt:23:49:26: <oerjan> for (non-negative) measures, what you get by integrating them are the right continuous increasing functions
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213 2009-12-22.txt:20:44:19: <ehird> continuously
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214 2009-12-30.txt:08:14:00: <ehirdiphone> Would prefer it were continuous
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215 2009-12-30.txt:09:19:08: <ehirdiphone> 4 hours 12 minutes. I talked about it continuously for about that long. Wow.
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216 2010-01-06.txt:13:25:49: <ehird> of which this channel is one continuous one
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217 2010-01-10.txt:17:24:39: <ais523> one has a broken bar, the other is continuous
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218 2010-01-15.txt:18:17:10: <ehird> AnMaster: true, but every album by itself should be continuous on disk i think
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219 2010-01-15.txt:18:17:43: <AnMaster> I doubt it is continuous
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220 2010-01-16.txt:06:38:13: <ehird> not many people actually do one thing continuously for over 4 hours.
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221 2010-01-16.txt:08:22:12: <ehird> coppro: I really ought to find a drink that I can drink offhand more-or-less continuously throughout the day that isn't of questionable healthiness
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222 2010-01-31.txt:15:30:01: <SimonRC> AnMaster: I think the cooling behaviour is because of better airflow, though it may be a sign that your battery is charging continuously, which probably isn't good
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223 2010-02-01.txt:00:05:29: <oklofok> f(C) where f is a continuous function
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224 2010-02-02.txt:18:41:27: <cpressey> The continuous growing size of the OTP distribution frightens me :)
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225 2010-02-03.txt:08:45:22: <oklopol> i guess we could take the space of all continuous paths, and give it a natural measure obtained by some sort of integral average
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226 2010-02-07.txt:19:39:57: <augur> my solution would be, do like haskell does, but allow discontinuous definitions of function alternatives.
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227 2010-02-07.txt:19:40:15: <augur> preprocess it to all be continuous, if desired.
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228 2010-02-12.txt:21:48:08: <scarf> pikhq: the super mario 64 ds version is more like one continuous jump than a double-jump
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229 2010-02-14.txt:06:01:24: <alise> our brains try very hard to make us experience continuous consciousness for whatever reason
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230 2010-02-14.txt:06:07:20: <alise> augur: then what of my continuous experience?
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231 2010-02-14.txt:06:08:21: <alise> augur: I'm referring to my subjective *continuous* experience though
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232 2010-02-14.txt:06:08:34: <alise> what you said says nothing about my continuous experience, only its continuous experience - assuming them to be separate
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233 2010-02-14.txt:06:08:59: <alise> see, all I care about is that my continuous conscious experience continues; and I believe that uploading, copying, teleportation and all the rest achieve this
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234 2010-02-14.txt:06:09:14: <MissPiggy> you know it's not continuous though
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235 2010-02-14.txt:06:09:26: <augur> alise, i think the problem is not with your continuous conscious experience
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236 2010-02-14.txt:06:09:39: <alise> but the experience is continuous
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237 2010-02-14.txt:06:09:50: <alise> thus my experience is continuous
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238 2010-02-14.txt:06:12:22: <alise> in the mean-time, I will continue life as ordinary. that does exactly what I want as far as my continuous experience goes until I die
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239 2010-02-20.txt:21:06:07: <AnMaster> alise, over the reals it must be continuous I think?
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240 2010-02-24.txt:20:30:27: <cpressey> Nothing discontinuous in the sphere/table setup, though.
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241 2010-02-26.txt:20:15:04: <AnMaster> how much are continuous reads?
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242 2010-02-26.txt:20:15:26: <fizzie> There's not much continuous reading at all.
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243 2010-03-01.txt:16:58:07: <alise> Attempts to deduce the existance of a HUMIDOR in the given PUDDING. The player to the left of the player holding the TURKEY BOMB has to keep drinking continuously while the computer/referee does their deducing.
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244 2010-03-02.txt:11:26:34: <scarf> no idea; I wonder if they were continuously there between the whole SLC mess (years ago) and modern contracts?
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245 2010-03-04.txt:17:10:47: <AnMaster> Deewiant, some of that will be taken by kernel mappings iirc. And libraries. Yes you could probably manage more than 2 GB stack if you could malloc() such a huge continuous chunk
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246 2010-03-09.txt:00:46:42: <alise> "it uses continuous analysis, which is meaningless."
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247 2010-03-09.txt:14:05:10: <alise> I'm thinking of some sort of function-based representation, something that reifies the concept of the continuous line into the way you access the board.
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248 2010-03-11.txt:19:07:32: <uorygl> One of my childhood dreams was to come up with a formula that could uniquely represent every line using a pair of real numbers, continuously.
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249 2010-03-11.txt:19:12:39: <oerjan> AnMaster: and two real numbers work for almost every line, but you cannot make it work uniquely and continuously
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250 2010-03-11.txt:19:14:05: <oerjan> AnMaster: but that doesn't become continuous
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251 2010-03-11.txt:19:15:00: <uorygl> There's no "issue" with it. It's just that the problem I posed is to do it continuously.
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252 2010-03-11.txt:19:15:02: <AnMaster> oerjan, what exactly do you mean with continuous here? The functions in question are each continuous (well, I'm not sure about x=m, but I can't see why it shouldn't be, since here you have x as a function of y...)
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253 2010-03-11.txt:19:15:52: <uorygl> Intuitively, if you're representing lines as pairs of real numbers, "continuous" means that as you move the line around in a continuous manner, the real numbers change in a continuous manner, and vice versa.
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254 2010-03-11.txt:19:16:50: <uorygl> Try it; there's no way you'll get it down to two points, give a unique representation for every line, and be continuous.
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255 2010-03-11.txt:19:18:33: <uorygl> The thing is though, you can't uniquely, continuously represent angles.
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256 2010-03-11.txt:19:22:51: <oerjan> AnMaster: there are a million (understatement) ways of hacking around this. there is however no continuous, bijective mapping from R^2 to the space of lines in R^2.
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257 2010-03-11.txt:19:23:56: <oerjan> (the inverse is automatically continuous so it would have to be a homeomorphism, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invariance_of_domain)
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258 2010-03-11.txt:19:25:45: <AnMaster> oh wait, it wouldn't be continuous...
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259 2010-03-11.txt:19:26:10: <AnMaster> <oerjan> AnMaster: there are a million (understatement) ways of hacking around this. there is however no continuous, bijective mapping from R^2 to the space of lines in R^2. <-- has this been proven?
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260 2010-03-11.txt:19:27:00: <AnMaster> uorygl, well yes I gave an idea for it above, but not sure how to represent the direction of said line in a continuous way
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261 2010-03-11.txt:19:32:52: <uorygl> Anyway, it doesn't need to be infinitely wide; the entire real line can be compressed continuously into an interval line (0,1).
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262 2010-03-26.txt:20:44:37: <oerjan> Phantom_Hoover: more importantly, absolute values are continuous and so triangle waves have perfectly good fourier series
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263 2010-04-05.txt:01:59:55: <oerjan> every function on them is continuous, i hear. you could prove that.
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264 2010-04-06.txt:15:10:42: <AnMaster> Deewiant, and why is the cfunge plot in plots/horizontal.b98/100000/line-memtime.svg discontinuous?
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265 2010-04-11.txt:23:55:35: <alise> harged battery with 1.5 hours of continuous gameplay (Robo Defense) on the full-brightness screen. Be prepared to keep this phone near a charger at all times. You can easily view what’s using the battery, though (the screen is 71% of my current usage), and then adjust the hardware or software usage to maximize battery life.
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266 2010-04-20.txt:03:43:54: <Gregor> Oldest in continuous use, or oldest period?
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267 2010-04-20.txt:16:35:47: <oklopol> but you'd think there's a continuous scale of food-poisonings
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268 2010-05-03.txt:14:50:36: <AnMaster> alise, it isn't like it is a continuous function anyway, it is only defined for the integers
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269 2010-05-05.txt:15:16:43: <nooga> they decommissioned last Odra 1305 (Polish mainframe computer) after 34 years of continuous work without any malfunctions
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270 2010-05-15.txt:17:33:20: <alise> A continuous CA has several problems, such as: not being a CA; and being uncomputable.
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271 2010-05-15.txt:17:34:14: <AnMaster> Phantom_Hoover, actually it is a CA even if not discrete. Except CA now stands for Continuous Automaton ;P
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272 2010-05-15.txt:17:55:56: <alise> since that's real, continuous stuff
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273 2010-05-16.txt:16:46:37: <AnMaster> alise, 1 wide? continuous?
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274 2010-05-16.txt:19:14:26: <kreivikunta> TERRIBLE IDEA: Continuous Life
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275 2010-05-19.txt:19:21:07: <AnMaster> oerjan, well it won't be a perfect *continuous* circle, right?
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276 2010-05-19.txt:19:21:55: <oerjan> AnMaster: well a continuous circle is uncountable, so...
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277 2010-05-27.txt:13:13:05: <oerjan> an immersion, you map all the points into a space such that _locally_ it's a homeomorphism (continuous bijection whose inverse is also continuous)
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278 2010-05-27.txt:13:15:05: <oerjan> actually the wikipedia definitions imply that you use differentiable mappings, not just continuous ones.
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279 2010-05-28.txt:14:52:49: <oklopol> in 1d most problems become decidable, if the affine map is continuous, but if it's not then no one knows anything
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280 2010-05-28.txt:22:51:29: <alise> Until 2004, massive loudspeakers mounted on several of the buildings continuously delivered DPRK propaganda broadcasts directed towards the south as well as propaganda radio broadcasts across the border.[17] In May 2010, due to the sinking of the ROKS Cheonan, South Korea resumed broadcasting news, western music and programmes comparing the political and economic situations on the two parts of the peninsula.[20]
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281 2010-05-31.txt:16:22:34: <alise> Oh wait, you haven't noticed it because we have a wonderful brain that keeps a continuous experience going.
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282 2010-06-12.txt:09:42:44: <AnMaster> dammit google, "continuous" should not fuzzy match "continue"...
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283 2010-06-12.txt:14:40:10: <alise> 01:42:44 <AnMaster> dammit google, "continuous" should not
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284 2010-06-12.txt:14:40:13: <alise> search +continuous
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285 2010-06-12.txt:22:30:48: <Sgeo_> Not continuous $5/month, CT isn't valuable enough to me to do that, but it's nice to visit every once in a while
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286 2010-06-21.txt:21:27:32: <CakeProphet> but there are other uses. Continuous pitch ranges and such
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287 2010-06-21.txt:22:04:14: <oerjan> Phantom_Hoover: the bijection cannot be a continuous function, this is part of what is known as Brouwer's theorem of Invariance of domain http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invariance_of_domain
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288 2010-06-23.txt:13:54:15: <fizzie> I don't suppose there's any nice assembler-oriented text frontend for GDB? Something simple, with a disassembly view, IP highlight, single-key single-step, and register values continuously visible in a separate pane or something. (I've used cgdb with single-key macros of "stepi" and "info registers", but it's still a bit pessimal.)
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289 2010-06-24.txt:00:09:37: <Gregor-W> There's a noticeable discontinuous section.
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290 2010-06-27.txt:21:30:20: <alise> it is one continuous conversation, mind, just not with one person
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291 2010-06-30.txt:23:16:03: <oklopol> we assume a simply system, compact metric space X with a continuous function f supplying the dynamics
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292 2010-07-01.txt:23:14:53: <ais523> to be precise, they happened but the Clock was off continuously
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293 2010-07-02.txt:23:26:34: <Ilari> It is waiting activity (since metabolism control is busted and one is almost continuously hungry)?
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294 2010-07-08.txt:00:00:26: <cpressey> aliseiphone: Er, it's a continuous-integration build I'm working on, actually.
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295 2010-07-08.txt:10:48:41: <Sgeo> How do real-world computers do .. oh wait, 1 is a continuous flow
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296 2010-07-14.txt:23:49:13: <aliseiphone> pikhq: Now try continuous window resizing.
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297 2010-07-27.txt:18:16:35: <Phantom_Hoover> So they can be used to work out one's speed given continuous data and a know speed at a known time.
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298 2010-07-28.txt:23:52:17: <AnMaster> Phantom_Hoover, it seems possible to put a non-continuous ship on there
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299 2010-07-30.txt:18:15:40: <zzo38> And also you won't be able to use continuous paper
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300 2010-08-07.txt:19:07:35: <alise> It's two separate episodes, "Air (Part 1)" and "Air (Part 2)", but aired as one continuous one.
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