Moodles

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   Files Cannot Be Decrypted? Challenge Accepted. Talos Releases ThanatosDecryptor(blog.talosintelligence.com)

   1 points by Moodles 8y ago|0 comments
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   by Moodles 8y ago

   I propose a new rule of the internet, much like the rule of "if you can think of it, there's porn for it." If you can think of it, there's a alt coin for it. It's genuinely difficult. One friend suggested "a co
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   by Moodles 8y ago

   Could we not also correct by simply telling the participants this technique (I used it too and have the same experience of only being 100% sure after bubble sort)
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   by Moodles 8y ago

   I got a perfect score. I don't know if my color differentiating ability is particularly great. I think a good algorithm is: put them in roughly the right order and then (2) do bubble sort.
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   Lionel Shriver attacks Penguin publisher's inclusion policy(bbc.com)

   4 points by Moodles 8y ago|0 comments
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   Google Makes Salad Emoji Vegan to Promote “Inclusion and Diversity”(independent.co.uk)

   1 points by Moodles 8y ago|0 comments
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   by Moodles 8y ago

   That's very noble of you to protect those who do everything they see in a YouTube video.
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   by Moodles 8y ago

   Okay, then you can exercise without Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
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   by Moodles 8y ago

   I thought my comment might be a bit divisive :-) I bet almost everyone can find at least half an hour for their health if they wanted to. Very few people actually have a "I don't have time!" excuse. These people better be spe
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    A hilarious video on how to quickly get through border security: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFxijuRjX1U
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    Why can't people just make an hour before or after work to go to the gym or go for a run?
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    I read recently that stress isn't actually related to mortality as much as people think. Similar to this post, it showed that people who are stressed, and additionally think that stress is bad for them, are more likely to die. Whereas
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    Very interesting, thanks. This is a nice video to expose the weirdness of the double slit experiment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfPeprQ7oGc
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    hah, quite a bizarre choice of what to do with $33744
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    It seems pretty plausible to me that a bad bad hacker could do such things and a reaction from the Japanese government would be to try to break Tor. Do you think it's a lie? If Tor doesn't actually help hackers against the Japanes
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    Nice of the author to be careful with the joke. I seriously hope company name x'); DROP TABLE 'Companies';-- wouldn't work either though
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    Reminds me of this: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,... What comes next? 10 if it's the sequence of natural numbers 13 if it's the sequence of N such that N=2^n for natural numbers n, where N does not contain a 0 153 if it's sequen
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    > So you've answered your own questions Yes, I am trying to.
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    and the Oscars aren't? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhfxo8xPNGU
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    I'm only suggesting we could consider other awards more prestigious than the Nobel.
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    Didn't know that. That's weird.
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    Indeed. One prize gets 1% prestige, so people want to win it. More people want to win it, so the prize gains more prestige, etc.
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    Leo should have won an Oscar a long time before The Revenant ;-)
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    I think the Olympics are prestigious because it is such a large competition. Every nation pretty much competes in a large spectacle. So if you win, it means you're the best in the world. The Olympics has more eyeballs on it than the wo
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    Why are the Oscars more prestigious than the Golden Globes?
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    I agree that they're not totally arbitrary and there is probably some correlation between broad peer review acceptance of the genius of some work and a Nobel prize. However, there are also plenty of other committees which could award p
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    I agree that the deciding committee isn't completely incompetent. As you know, there are plenty of other intelligentsia that could also award prizes but they aren't deemed as prestigious. E.g. why the Swedish academy instead of th
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    I'm not saying that the prizes have equal merit. I'm saying that they're both similarly famous prizes that are judged as prestigious even though the award process isn't based on peer review.
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    by Moodles 8y ago

    I don't understand why the Nobel prize is so prestigious. It's the same with the Oscars: it's just some arbitrary committee of people somewhere that decide who wins it. It's not like your peers decide if you win. So why
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    'We're on our knees': Inside the totally avoidable TSB crisis(wired.co.uk)

    2 points by Moodles 9y ago|0 comments