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by 3rd3 13y ago
What are some examples for Kickstarter vaporware you donated for?
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by 3rd3 13y ago
I’d recommend using Alfred app instead!
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by 3rd3 13y ago
Discussion on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/1zfizg/5yearolds_can_l...
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by 3rd3 13y ago
But finding all partitions seems like a simple combinatorial problem at first sight.
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by 3rd3 13y ago
What kind of display is it so that the finger casts a shadow on it?
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by 3rd3 13y ago
Is there a simple/intuitive explanation why there is no simple closed form for p(n)?
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by 3rd3 13y ago
Another case of application might be localization.
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by 3rd3 13y ago
> in built-up areas with lots of signal reflection? If there are multiple plausible positions due to multipath, it probably wouldn’t hurt to create multiple cells for one device.
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Does the News Do Us Any Good? [23:47](youtube.com)
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by 3rd3 13y ago
How much did you lose on it?
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by 3rd3 13y ago
I wonder if there is a bias due to a specific type of people that are patient and interested enough to browse /newest and give stories the initial boost.
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by 3rd3 13y ago
You don’t need Fitt’s law for what you’re saying. It’s obvious that small objects are difficult to aim for. This is the main thing I dislike about HCI/UX: More often than not people have to unnecessarily refer to laws or norms to sell
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by 3rd3 13y ago
Growing up in an environment that was in certain regards ignorant, even hostile against science and technology I remember hearing about DNA for the first time I had this uneasy feeling that DNA is pretty much like computer code.
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A new YouTube(youtube.com)
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by 3rd3 13y ago
There is actually a neat web app for mobile devices: http://hn.premii.com
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by 3rd3 13y ago
I still don’t see what this time-distance-size relation has to say about this case. Do you mean that one could infer since arrow and title are equal in size and close together it requires minimal time to point from the one to the other? It
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by 3rd3 13y ago
Isn’t Fitt’s law about how long it takes to aim for an element of a certain size at a certain distance? I think this has nothing to do with Fitt’s law.
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by 3rd3 13y ago
Because it has an exceptionally short link title.
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Going outside.
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by 3rd3 13y ago
The conclusion that runtime correlates with rating is not quite clear to me. It looks to me that the scatter plot gets just more sparse as runtime increases and the rating distribution remains more or less the same. Somehow the number of mo
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Ask HN: Is anyone successful with the 7-minute workout so far?
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by 3rd3 13y ago
I appreciate your clear and upfront response. I shouldn’t have submitted this poll without giving substantial thought to the question and options first. I only wanted to get a very rough picture of how the main interests/hobbies/p
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by 3rd3 13y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=om7O0MFkmpw#t=50 Or typo?
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by 3rd3 13y ago
That is a common overgeneralization. I think you are closer to reality with: "reddit isn’t weird, people are weird."
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by 3rd3 13y ago
I for one find these kinds of success stories extremely demoralizing. They create unrealistic expectations. But certainly nothing could justify death threats and personal attacks…
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by 3rd3 13y ago
And it has at least two more meanings.
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Couldn’t one somehow decentralize a ponzi scheme like that? Maybe with the scripting language included in Bitcoin?
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Done.
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Do you think it justifies for a separate category? Wikipedia says "It is often considered to be a sub-field of mathematics.", but I know that Wikipedia is not always correct and that I have some other small categories already at c
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by 3rd3 13y ago
I think whatever comes to your mind first. What are you most passionate about?

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