Liron

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by Liron 14y ago
We're sticking our neck out and predicting that eventually they will be.
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What Einstein Figured Out about Software Engineering(blog.quixey.com)
3 points by Liron 14y ago|0 comments
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by Liron 14y ago
Man, I thought I clicked on the contemporary HN titled "The Web is a Mess". Web development needs a real framework so badly right now.
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by Liron 14y ago
I hate this article, because locality is an important property that we think reality does have. It's like saying "Gravity violates conservation of energy!!!" No it doesn't; quit playing fast and loose with well-understood principles.
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by Liron 14y ago
Update: We have a group of 4 college avoiders joining me for an AMLCA tomorrow at noon, and 2 spots left. Email me or reply if you want to join.
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The All-Meat Lunch for College Avoiders(lshap.blogspot.com)
1 points by Liron 14y ago|1 comments
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[video] Technical Overview of Quixey, the Functional Search Engine for Apps(blog.quixey.com)
2 points by Liron 15y ago|0 comments
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by Liron 15y ago
The queue is sorted by registration time, and a lot of people registered for this challenge during the entire month of February.
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by Liron 15y ago
It's your Gravatar - http://gravatar.com - you probably uploaded it voluntarily at one point for precisely this kind of situation :)
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by Liron 15y ago
We're located in Palo Alto, CA and entirely on-site right now. I'll add that info to the site :)
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by Liron 15y ago
Right now, all your devices are magic wands. It would be better if they were genies. We do wish-to-spell conversion.
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by Liron 15y ago
$400/hour isn't bad :)
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by Liron 15y ago
Good idea. Check out the video here: http://blog.quixey.com/2011/10/03/quixey-challenge/
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by Liron 15y ago
I agree, we will get around to implementing more functionality for cookie-only users.
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by Liron 15y ago
We're currently sending to any PayPal email.
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by Liron 15y ago
This is everything I like - rage comics and learning about startups.
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by Liron 15y ago
Your two things do indeed go great together.
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Quixey Challenge - 1 Bug, 1 Minute, $100(quixeychallenge.com)
68 points by Liron 15y ago|41 comments
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3 Reasons to Write Plainly(lshap.blogspot.com)
2 points by Liron 15y ago|0 comments
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Write Correct Code by Maintaining Invariants(blog.quixey.com)
11 points by Liron 15y ago|0 comments
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by Liron 15y ago
For the record - 265 challengers, 15 winners = 5.7% win rate.
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Quixey Challenge: $100 for a 1-Minute Coding Puzzle(blog.quixey.com)
101 points by Liron 15y ago|31 comments
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GuessChat - Omegle clone with a twist(guesschat.net)
2 points by Liron 15y ago|1 comments
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by Liron 16y ago
No, he's right. The most powerful force shaping the future is intelligence. Natural selection on biological genes is orders of magnitude slower.
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IPad 2 pixels(i.imgur.com)
2 points by Liron 16y ago|1 comments
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You can have as much as you want(lshap.blogspot.com)
1 points by Liron 16y ago|0 comments
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by Liron 16y ago
Agreed. Regarding parallel vs sequential... I'm pretty convinced that any Turing-complete system in the physical universe can exhibit consciousnes. And I expect that a description of consciousness will take the form of a map from descriptio
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Searle's Chinese Room: Slow Motion Intelligence(lshap.blogspot.com)
1 points by Liron 16y ago|3 comments
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by Liron 16y ago
Nope
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by Liron 16y ago
I have my own uniqueness detection heuristic. The short answer is yes, but then I'll invalidate the win and add a CAPTCHA.

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