🔪Take another stab at it 🔪
There’s a quote that I swear TF I saw on CoD:WaW on the Xbox 360 that’s always stuck with me but I can’t find the source. I’m also sure I got a lot of false memory fucking up my ability to find it.
It goes: “Those who build the weapons of fascism will inevitably have those weapons used against themselves.”
Where tf is that from? AI claims it’s from Chomsky but I can’t find it being directly attributed to him.
Not sure but prescient and also reminds me of “abyss gazing back”
I recommend replaying WaW with a friend.
It has local co-op, so you both can torrent it and play together via the internet for free using a program like Hamachi.
Sounds like an adoption of this bible text. Basically a version of karma.
“Put your sword back in its place,” Jesus said to him. “For all who draw the sword will die by the sword.”
What’s a concrete example of LIN ⊊ NLIN?
I’ve read the old papers proving that fact, but honestly it seems like some of the terminology and notation has changed since the 70’s, and I roundly can’t make heads or tails of it. The other sources I can find are in textbooks that I don’t own.
Ideally, what I’m hoping for is a segment of pseudocode or some modern language that generates an n-character string from some kind of seed, which then cannot be recognised in linear time.
It’s of interest to me just because, coming from other areas of math where inverting a bijective function is routine, it’s highly unintuitive that you provably can’t sometimes in complexity theory.
Asked on several related communities. No answers.
There is a book I tried to find a while ago. I described it in detail in a post, but no one was successful in identifying it.
The fact that that link directs me to a page that’s trying to get me to install the Voyager app, rather than directly to the post, makes me never want to even try Voyager.
