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by 0majors 5y ago
That’s right. Not only it’s an analogy, it is also a bad one and completely misleading, at least according to physics of the last 50 years. Note how the article frets about the loss of locality.
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by 0majors 5y ago
The problem with that analogy is it gives an illusion of understanding while being completely misleading about what Bell’s inequality actually tells us about nature. The whole point of Bell’s inequality is that quantum entanglement is funda
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by 0majors 5y ago
That’s not quite correct. There are no good analogies between classical objects like marbles or socks and entanglement. In fact, Bell’s inequality was stated as a collaboration game that can only succeed if you use entangled particles. No c
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Show HN: I learned to code and built a privacy-first breathwork app(breathmojo.com)
3 points by 0majors 5y ago|1 comments
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by 0majors 5y ago
Hi HN! TL;DR Had anxiety. Discovered breathwork. Learned to code and built a free app with no user data collection. Like for many people, the lockdown was doing real a number on my anxiety. I was lucky to discover breathwork through J. Nest
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by 0majors 6y ago
This is genius, congrats on launching! In your position I would look to consider 2 things: 1) Add leg straps for kicks! That's a killer ab exercise and would work great with your concept. 2) Let other devs make use of the hardware asap
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by 0majors 9y ago
And Facebook is selling these capabilities to the higest bidder regardless of their moral or ethical standing.
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by 0majors 9y ago
Zuckerberg's comments are clear and seemingly accurate as far as the publicly available information goes. The only problem is, they do nothing to address the real elephant question in the room. That question is - what is the state of p
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by 0majors 10y ago
The leaders of the most powerful nations on Earth are barely starting to talk about some small human missions to Mars and then there is Elon, casually discussing glass domes and tunneling drones creating underground networks on Mars. Truly
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by 0majors 13y ago
Having worked in both media and creative agencies I can't agree with the potential revenue analysis in the article. User Generated Content, as many here have pointed out, is not valuable and often is indeed toxic for big brands. The young a
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by 0majors 14y ago
I like to have my friends on Twitter so I can shoot them @ messages but as soon as the number of people I follow goes above around 100 the signal to noise ratio turns me off. I don't have the time or the interest to read all of that to find
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by 0majors 14y ago
You guys know that you can unfollow people while staying friends on FB, right? I personally enjoy 90-100% of the updates on my wall thanks to unfollowing everyone who regularly post rubbish. I wish Twitter would allow it too!
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by 0majors 14y ago
I do understand that illegal activities being paid with Bitcoins is something that comes with the benefits of the system. You are correct, the ratio of legal/illegal activity will probably improve with time as more legitimate business will
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by 0majors 14y ago
While I can appreciate the need for the Bitcoin model I refuse to take part of it due to level of fraud involved. How much Bitcoins have been acquired by malicious bot-nets and held by small number of black hats? How much of the value is d