MrBlueIncognito

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by MrBlueIncognito 2y ago
As the old saying goes, “all roads lead to Rome.”
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Infinite Monkey Theorem(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by MrBlueIncognito 2y ago|0 comments
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by MrBlueIncognito 3y ago
That would also eliminate any positive effect that HN has on Google search results.
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by MrBlueIncognito 3y ago
The idea of UBI, to me at least, is a mind-blowing one. It’s a shame something like this doesn’t exist on a large scale already. I know I’m probably missing something important here, but can someone outline any good reasons, if any, that it
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by MrBlueIncognito 3y ago
I don’t know if it’s just me, but I’m terribly lost in the search for the right texts. Every time I come across a new book/resource, it compounds the confusion. I find myself incapable of sitting down with a book and working through it
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by MrBlueIncognito 3y ago
I wonder if there will be a time when textbooks will be created in digital-first format, instead of being mere replicas of what print books are. It doesn’t have to be static text and images on A4 pages.
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by MrBlueIncognito 3y ago
I went through them a long time ago. It’s not the most in-depth resource, but you will learn enough calculus for when you need to actually apply it or even just pass tests. Also learning math on KA is really fun, there’s something they just
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
The self-talk seems to be less than optimal. They are unable to truly accept their own love: > Self: Hey Chase! Do you like me? > Chase: I love your life! > Self: Um > Chase: Yeah, you’re so lucky. There’s not another life I’d w
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
Count me in!
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
> It's marked as Known Unknowns, but what is unknown? The infinite digits of pi that we don't know. But we do know that they exist, so pi, or any other irrational number, will aptly be called a "known unknown." > V
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
It is a really well-written piece that resonates within me, but I am compelled to point out that not everything that the author speaks of is a lost cause. It would suit us better to stop brooding over it, and to focus instead on what can be
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
Web browsers are already filling in the role of "super-apps." I can connect to thousands of services across the planet without leaving the window of my browser. What need will a potential super-app address that the open web can&#x
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
We are screwed*
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
The article may have an interesting premise, however the only statistics we are offered in support of the author’s claim is two years’ worth of data (2021 and 2022). What about the more long-term trends? We might be missing the big picture
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
I don’t understand what is so surprising about this. The world has been producing high-quality music for decades. The catalog of old music will always grow in size relative to the catalog of new music. Were we expecting the dominance of old
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Ask HN: Besides HN, how else do you find noteworthy things on the internet?
9 points by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago|2 comments
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
Top post in just 3 minutes Edit: 100 points in 4 minutes
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
They'll just blame the other countries. The government, the police, and most the population exhibit an exceptional ability to believe in their own lies.
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
TL;DR two extremists make offensive statements on television, journalist tweeting a segment from it to bring it to public attention gets arrested. You may argue that Mohammed Zubair is somehow an evil cynical person who wants to watch the w
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
Graham's Hierarchy of Disagreement applies here. You couldn't refute the central point of something you disagreed with, so you resorted to sarcasm and mockery. Perhaps it would've helped if you had a proper counterargument ba
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
Sometimes these tangentially-related search results help people discover new things they would've otherwise missed out on. I believe striking a balance between recommendations and to-the-point results is necessary.
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
Apparently there's a score of 10.1 too :D
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
Get off Hackernews and do what? Next steps please T_T
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
The alternative is to encourage people to not overdo follow-ups. Those with a strong moral compass with understand your words and play fair, others won’t. This will place the former group at a severe disadvantage. The only practical way to
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
> Or are you saying that those are examples of low-quality information? Yes. This[1] poorly-made Khan Academy video from 2008 recorded in 144p would would not compare with something like the Feynman Lectures on Physics[2]. As for Wikiped
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
If one envelope contains 4 times the money of the other envelope, then by swapping you either gain 3x or lose 3x, where x is the amount of money in the smaller envelope. Even in this case, the average return is +3x -3x = 0.
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
That they didn’t cite a reliable source. One can’t be expected to just “trust it.”
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
Outside the HN/tech-enthusiast bubble, yes. In my circle Instagram is the platform of choice. The majority is generally dismissive of Meta's privacy issues.
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
Let’s consider two individuals A and B. A is a mentally healthy person living a fulfilling life. Will watching a disturbing deepfake affect A severely enough to cause them to commit suicide? No. B leads a life of extreme isolation and faces
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by MrBlueIncognito 4y ago
> the inability to see friends At least that last factor is directly correlated with online learning. Also I know from experience that most students in online classes aren’t even actively listening. A good chunk of them end up on YouTube

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