Jenz

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by Jenz 6y ago
‘[M]ore advanced’ meaning ‘better’?
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by Jenz 6y ago
When DuckDuckGo doesn’t cut it, which IME is not often, then Google is always easily available with !g query
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by Jenz 6y ago
That was ages ago, from my perspective
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by Jenz 6y ago
Now, I definitely am biased, being a norwegian myself. But I see people mentioning themselves being norwegians everywhere here on HN. I don’t recall seeing half as many people going around saying, «I’m a dane» or similar; this seems peculia
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by Jenz 7y ago
Freenode is actually growing I’ve heard.
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by Jenz 7y ago
My favorite, by far: > [...] old Karp was usually delighted by the latest innovations that the scientists brought up from their camp, and though he steadfastly refused to believe that man had set foot on the moon, he adapted swiftly to t
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by Jenz 7y ago
> In addition to the examples in the blog post linked above, you cannot express a mutating getter in Mathematics. Neither can you express foobarish bamboozles...
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by Jenz 7y ago
As a high school student with an admiration of mathematics (and therefore of physics, ML, and whatnot :D) I must thank the author for this. Glancing over the paper I understand little, there’s too much math I don’t know (yet— starting uni t
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by Jenz 7y ago
Ooops
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by Jenz 7y ago
> It's an interesting take on a darker version of elfdom. Tolkiens orcs were originally elves, though they were twisted with methods of torture by Morgoth (Saurons master) into becoming as they are.
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by Jenz 7y ago
Indeed, I’d correct to "such casual things are rare here on HN."
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by Jenz 7y ago
A herb? :o, a rarity, here in HN.
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by Jenz 7y ago
> Using search engines efficiently not just Google For this I suggest taking a look at Gwerns Internet Search Tips: www.gwern.net/Search
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by Jenz 7y ago
Sounds awesome! But, > community driven platform dedicated to the archiving and long-term preservation of any and all data > We pay $650/month to cover all of our services ([...]) and are entirely community funded. This sounds op
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The Delft Explosion(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Jenz 7y ago
So, if you're not on Twitter...
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by Jenz 7y ago
I would love to see the reviewer report.
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by Jenz 7y ago
> That website design is quite irritating How so?
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by Jenz 7y ago
> Novels are the closest thing I know to a form of magic. Simply; this.
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by Jenz 7y ago
I never thought there would come a time when I would want windows-support. However, the case is, that Windows as it is today, is quite inevitable. Hence if you want Crystal, you probably want Windows support.
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by Jenz 7y ago
OCaml somewhat tries to be familiar for OOPs, but it _is_ first and foremost a functional language. Personally, I am learning it now, and I think rather than it being a stepping stone between OOP and FP, it might as well be its own separate
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by Jenz 7y ago
I think we will simply have to assume it will continue . That is, if anything will continue, archive.org and similar projects whose primary goal is to preserve and prevail are easily the prime candidates.
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by Jenz 7y ago
And it reads "ally" ?
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by Jenz 7y ago
A refreshing view of AI, this excerpt I particulary enjoyed: > I mentioned in my previous half-year update, Open AI came up with a transformer based language model called GPT-2 and refused to release the full version fearing horrible con
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Pascal's Mugging: Tiny Probabilities of Vast Utilities (2007)(lesswrong.com)
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by Jenz 7y ago
This is the first time I’ve ever read anything which left me thinking ‘it may be satire’ ... Be it satire or not (which I think it actually isn’t), this is not a good sign.
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Panopticon(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Jenz 7y ago
> In contrast, the channels that have large production crews and publish more regularly usually feel thin on content. There is either very little value to the information or the density of information is incredibly low. There are excepti
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by Jenz 7y ago
> My best advice for anyone wanting to get connected is to not be shy. That’s where I (fellow High School student) struggle. I’m not really at a point where I can contribute much either way.
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by Jenz 7y ago
... logic doesn’t work like that. There is no «my logic» and «your logic,» if «your logic» differs from actual logic, then your logic is flawed.

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