Lewton

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   by Lewton 11y ago

   His points really are not reasonable at all. He's completely ignoring that humans are generally pretty bad at driving cars and implying that AI driven cars need to be perfect before they should be replacing humans. If we banned human d
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   by Lewton 11y ago

   I was thinking more like once every month
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   by Lewton 11y ago

   That's not completely clear. It depends entirely on how often the human is expected to take over
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   by Lewton 11y ago

   by curb he probably meant the edge of the curb in which case the helmet splitting in half makes sense, and also that probably would have done quite a bit of damage without a helmet
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   by Lewton 11y ago

   The author didn't really imply that it was important
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   by Lewton 11y ago

   >Trump clearly knows how to hire good people What gave you that impression?
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   by Lewton 11y ago

   Except it's made clear from the way the test is designed that that's not the case
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   by Lewton 11y ago

   If you're gonna open your post with "of course" then there's a serious lack of citations going on.
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   by Lewton 11y ago

   http://www.amazon.co.uk/Why-Does-mc2-Brian-Cox/dp/0306819112
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    by Lewton 11y ago

    I've yet to see a web-app designed to look native, that worked better for me than the normal website would have on my phone. This is why I'm so skeptical
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    by Lewton 11y ago

    1. desirability to look at content more closely 2. see above 3. see above 4. see above 5. see above
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    by Lewton 11y ago

    Consider your post score an informal poll....
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    by Lewton 11y ago

    > If I try to zoom, it is already a demonstration that your design does not work for me on my device What? There's plenty of reasons to zoom even if the design is perfect.
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    by Lewton 11y ago

    3 cases of "uber"-violence does nothing to suggest "that the notion that Uber/Lyft drivers are qualitatively safer than taxis is false" without data from the dangers of riding normal cabs to compare it to.
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    by Lewton 11y ago

    (2014)
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    by Lewton 11y ago

    https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/4jaIlDI1xXGOhxNejib833qA5y... full resolution image
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    by Lewton 11y ago

    Full paragraph: "People will so often put up photos on social media of obliterated helmets and say, “Holy crap, look at my helmet! It saved my life!” But helmets are not supposed to shatter. When a helmet protects your head from a seri
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    by Lewton 11y ago

    >But helmets are not supposed to shatter. When a helmet protects your head from a serious injury, the styrofoam inside will be compressed and stay that way Is this correct? It sounds very wrong to me. I got the impression that shattering
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    by Lewton 11y ago

    I'm so happy I'm not the only one who reacted when reading that.. That guy is clearly insane
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    by Lewton 12y ago

    I feel like your reply should be a top level post. I don't mind the idea of mod creators earning money from modding. But the thought that Bethesda would be profiting off of releasing broken games rubs me the wrong way real bad.
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    by Lewton 12y ago

    >I don't think there's a doctor out there who won't dissagree, with the fact that the placebo effect is the strongest healing modality they have in their arsenal? No. I'm pretty sure almost all doctors would rate.. Sa
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    by Lewton 12y ago

    This article isn't about Denmark? But about Vestager and the work she's doing in the EU to go after Google
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    by Lewton 12y ago

    Where do you live?
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    by Lewton 12y ago

    Yeah I wasn't talking about that kind of music geek :) There are some pretty great instrument apps available for the iphone, like the ikaossilator by korg, a tonne of great drum machines, loop apps, synths etc. And mixed with the Audio
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    by Lewton 12y ago

    This squares pretty well with my personal experience. Pretty much every music geek I know chose an iPhone over an Android because of the music apps
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    by Lewton 12y ago

    Most of these can be explained by the fact that submitting the same article as someone else counts as upvoting the first submission. It makes sense to me that submissions comes in waves (as several HN'ers could find articles they find
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    by Lewton 12y ago

    Cheers!
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    by Lewton 12y ago

    Legitimate question, does any other country use the "jury of your peers" model? Afaik most european countries don't
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    by Lewton 12y ago

    Yoda expressions are still useful in Java when we're talking strings. someString.equals("someString") vs "someString".equals(someString)
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    by Lewton 12y ago

    When compared to placebo, Melatonin has no significant side effects[0] [0] http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3278206/