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It irks me that Javascript didn't just adopt the best parts of JQuery.
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8y ago
It is fact, not a feeling. How many of the roughly 1 million people dead in the last 15 years of the "War of Terror" ever directly attacked the US or US citizens?
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Yes, this is true. War has been a constant for all of human history, so practically any technological advance can be attributed to warfare. Anyone who thinks that war is necessary for technological progress in 2018 has been drinking too muc
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8y ago
Seems fine now, loaded quickly.
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It's odd how a word can feel "on the tip of your tongue" and intuitions about its number of sounds and their characteristics can be remarkably accurate, especially if you consider the interposition of linguistically similar s
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8y ago
It doesn't load in Firefox or an older Chromium install. I guess programming isn't obsolete yet?
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8y ago
My ideal syntax for that expression is very close to yours, something like str.join(1..10, ', ') . Looking at our two approaches I noticed something -- yours has no space after the comma, and mine does, so how would Avail express
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8y ago
Yes, entrance to Angkor Wat could be considered a valid example of a foreigner tax (for those that don't know, entrance is free for Cambodian citizens). But I was more referring to drunken old men who think that their pineapple was ove
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I live in Cambodia and I see this all the time from tourists and expats. It's actually stunning how nearly all of them parrot the same stereotypes about the country, even though they've barely spent any time here and have only rea
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8y ago
Why do you need to wait around while your kids brush their teeth and go to the bathroom?
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8y ago
This article is terrible, but there are much better sources: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-audit-army/u-s-army-f... https://www.forbes.com/sites/kotlikoff/2017/12/08&#x
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This torrent page has been around for a long time.
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8y ago
And if you're half way around the world and can't meet in person, people are really hesitant to work with you. I started out remotely with neither a compsci degree nor any prior experience at a tech company, and I definitely advis
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It is known that Prince Bandar is one of the individuals who directly funded the hijackers. He was the Saudi Ambassador for 20 years and close friends with the Bush family.
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8y ago
I've noticed that too, is it only a Firefox thing? It's very annoying.
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8y ago
English text would be slightly more machine-readable (sentence segmentation) if everyone followed the period + two spaces approach, but alas. I personally think it looks better.
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8y ago
The logician Raymond Smullyan wrote many books full of logic puzzles, this one being the most well known: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/To_Mock_a_Mockingbird
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8y ago
Yeah, but it's so easy! Why is that considered a hard problem? Just because most people are unfamiliar with tiebreakers in tennis?
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8y ago
It is a really obnoxious article, both in tone and content, and I have flagged it accordingly :)
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9y ago
By "debiasing" do you mean word sense disambiguation?
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9y ago
Wow, I have been in Southdale Mall in Edina, Minnesota many times throughout my early life but never knew of Victor Gruen. It does feel comfortable in a way, and I don't even like malls. Southdale is still a very high-end mall.
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You're right actually. There were a lot of absolute statements being made, most of them contrary to what the actual evidence is. Ants pass the mirror test with flying colors -- 30 out of 30 scratched a colored dot off their heads when
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9y ago
Ants pass the mirror test, which is something very few animals are capable of.
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9y ago
Like always on HN when the topic is US militarism. This one immediately got 40+ upvotes and managed to last what, 30 minutes? What a disgrace. EDIT: same fate for this submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1683536
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9y ago
Tell them that it is completely impossible to set up rigorous controls in a study of ethnicity and intelligence anyway. The bigger question is why do some people care so much and why are they so focused on ethnicity among many other data po
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9y ago
There is TMSU for Linux among others. That's the only semantic file system I've tried, and around 10 years ago, but it was easy to use then.
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9y ago
Does a more accurate weapon really kill fewer people in every case? Even if the US government doesn't misuse it, the technology can always be sold to or hacked by some third party. It's also possible that when a weapon is deemed
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Definitely, as do most of us. But that IMO is mostly attributable to the network effect and not to anything particularly special about Facebook as an application. An incumbent social network with mostly identical software, minus the spying
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Huh, are you really this dense? Yes, they're criminals, because sex work is currently illegal (in the US at least). If it were not illegal, they would no longer be criminals. So how about we legalize it, then they won't be "s
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9y ago
Here's one for code that I always hoped would grow, but I'm not sure if it's been updated for a few years. http://symbolhound.com/
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