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Inequality and the American Child
(project-syndicate.org)
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12y ago
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12y ago
For some reason Rybka is indeed named after the word for fish and the developers of Stockfish probably made a joke (I don't understand) by referencing this.
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12y ago
And then the comments went bad :(
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12y ago
It seems we here on a HN are a bit more enlightened. The article is at four now (for me).
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12y ago
This is crazy and makes me sad and angry. Sad because of the unfairness bestowed on this parent and his kids and sad and angry with myself because I never realized how deeply racism is ingrained in our society.
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12y ago
You're making me read the comments, you do know that don't you :(
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12y ago
Agreed fully. It was a bad move to look at the letter (even if it was in the open). Don't follow up with another move that's even worse. Not only will your slip-up become known but you're boss and the new hire will be be mad
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12y ago
I don't believe what this guy did is really hacking and if he did the story doesn't tell but it's an awesome story of reinvention and excelling.
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The Rock ’n’ Roll Casualty Who Became a War Hero (2013)
(nytimes.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
It didn't like this wall of text: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7960514 which I can understand. Including that one I have a hater score of 3.5% which makes me a pretty positive person :)
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12y ago
In my eyes, you both make a valid point: yes there's plenty of documentation but sometimes I just can't find what I'm looking for. I like how the book[1] is structured, it really helped me but it isn't complete. Don'
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12y ago
I have some experience using Pandas but I'd love to read about peoples experience using it in production or in large teams. Please share!
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12y ago
I believe chollida comment, placed 10 hours before yours answers the question how they can sell it: It's linked with the Intels commercial BLAS, see here: http://mran.revolutionanalytics.com/documents/rro/open
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12y ago
Ah, from the e-mail after signing up: Thanks so much for submitting your info! Right now, we're unfortunately only located in NYC and the Bay Area. But we really appreciate your reaching out, and we will let you know as
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12y ago
I tried signing up but it was really unfriendly to us non-American folks: - Height in feet and inches - Pretty limited locations - I'm neither Democrat nor Republican - It's called American Football and Football, not what you have
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12y ago
I believe it will increase message quality but maybe not in a good way: now it's easier to train oneself in sending message that score well but are still a bad conversation starter. What gets measured, gets improved. Unfortunately, mea
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12y ago
How much do you play?
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12y ago
Well said, but Belgium isn't in Holland ;) For some reason a relatively large number of players in this space are Dutch though.
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12y ago
Being faster is rigging the market? How does that work? Also, it isn't called front running, at least not legally. It can't be, HFT don't have any customers. Maybe Michael Lewis has a different definition of front running but
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12y ago
How is microwave dish based communication a 'scam'?
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12y ago
It seems to me the makers of this documentary pride themselves in not trying to explain what the conjecture is and how Perelman proved it at all. This is nice, since they could only have failed and leaves more room for Perelman as a person
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Grigori Perelman documentary (with English subtitles)
(youtube.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Hut those are not stolen. It's much harder to get a good price for stolen goods because there is no demand from legitimate buyers, in this case large publishers.
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12y ago
You're not afraid of making some pretty big claims yourself. Wikipedia[1] supports my claim that while the situation might not be perfect it works quite well and that's the most important thing. Compared to other countries, the US
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12y ago
That's unfortunate but the bottom line for patients is that the NZ works excellently. Sure, it sucks that someone committed fraud and got rich in a dishonest manner but preventing that is not the goal. In the end, this fraud doesn'
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12y ago
I've visited HN for a long time and this is the first submission I can say of: I need this in my life. Thanks
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12y ago
Intended or not 'MIA culpa' is a nice pun :)
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12y ago
But presumably there was a different intent behind Mao's actions. It seems to me that the goal of central planning was prosperity, not death.
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It depends. Both can get difficult and being an expert requires lots of training. However, I believe that frontend is easier and more fun for starters. With little skill you get something on the screen, with more skill you can make some rea
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Replacing a 32-bit counter with 64-bit introduces crazy performance deviations
(stackoverflow.com)
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Bootvis
12y ago
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