Nesco

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by Nesco 4y ago
Then explain why Le Pen + Zemmour were over 30% in the last election, knowing that there is now a sensible amount of votes from people of African descent? Your personal experience seems to contrast a bit with mine on that point
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by Nesco 4y ago
> We’ve become a weak inbred continent Europe is one of the continent with the lowest actual inbreeding rate contrarily to Africa, the ‘new blood’ you seem to cherish. Could you, who is so clever compared to the stupid xenophobes, explai
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by Nesco 4y ago
No we don’t need to be ‘replaced’, thank you for your kind offer but I and also a vast part of the European population want to reject it
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by Nesco 5y ago
I am actually very curious of which board you are able to have meaningful discussions
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by Nesco 5y ago
Kiwifarm?
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Ask HN: Are there still many innovations to be made with current technologies?
2 points by Nesco 5y ago|1 comments
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by Nesco 5y ago
Regexplainer is a website where you can try to obtain an explanation of a regex (Python’s re package style). The success rate of a good explanation is fairly high for complex regex. I made this project to try Codex explanation capabilities.
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Show HN: Regexplainer – Explain regex using Codex(regexplainer.fr)
1 points by Nesco 5y ago|1 comments
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by Nesco 5y ago
Aren’t you afraid of privacy issues with so many objects connected to internet?
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by Nesco 5y ago
It seems that the study doesn’t have a control group and everyone studied is _vaccinated_. I don’t know where you found your numbers about the unvaccinated.
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by Nesco 5y ago
My quick take is that you can’t really. At least beside following tech related news. If “the next big thing” was predictable it would be “the big thing right now”. All the examples you took were only clearly “the big thing” in retrospect. F
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by Nesco 5y ago
I made a little toy project to try the explanation capabilities of Codex. It is a website to explain complex regex. https://www.regexplainer.fr/ It is already half of the time accurate but if I could fine tune codex it coul
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by Nesco 5y ago
To use dang words, not only your comment didn’t bring anything new to the discussion but you also took the best example possible for starting a flame war.
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by Nesco 5y ago
A lot of comments here already point out that YouTube’s own videos are regularly downvoted to oblivion. Also that in this very sensitive political climate across the western world gouvernements and big corporations don’t want to appear reje
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by Nesco 5y ago
Except that on 4chan people adapts and mostly reads threads that already possess replies. The multiplicative effect it creates ensure that only the threads that are the most interesting get most of the views. And because it is an image boar
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by Nesco 5y ago
No, because if the US had a better voting system it would also require voter ID for example
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by Nesco 5y ago
Location: Paris, France Remote: Yes (or in-office) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: - ML: Keras / Pytorch in Python - System Programming: C++ & C - Web: Flask / VueJS - DB: Mainly MySQL Linkedin: https:&#x2
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by Nesco 5y ago
>The biological differences are tiny and insignificant for human populations if compared to clusters based on environmental differences. You meant “the biologically induced behaviour differences” didn’t you? Because otherwise in general
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by Nesco 5y ago
I do not agree with your perspective on “objective” measures. I will take age as an example. Like every other points of your list it is a fuzzy concept. However it looks rigorous and well defined because: 1 the scale of numbers we usually
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by Nesco 5y ago
As a fellow European, I globally agree with you on this matter. However I think some of your assertions are weakening your post. First things first > why the US even recognises such a thing as race. To start with, it’s hard to define pre
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by Nesco 5y ago
> If when granted a green card you have children under the age of 18 they automatically become permanent residents. After that, they don't. This can mean that children who turn 18 may need to leave the US and return to a country the
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by Nesco 5y ago
Northern African countries curves seems to be impervious to the final part of the phenomenon, their fertility rates seemingly unable to going under the 2.1 bar and even going the other way. And in the case of Niger, Mali, Nigeria etc, when
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by Nesco 5y ago
This article explains a bit the findings: https://www.newsecuritybeat.org/2013/08/demographic-transiti... Tl;dr Demographers have previously assumed that since Asia followed the same path, the European model of de
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by Nesco 5y ago
This article uses the false assumption that Africa and the Islamic World fertility rates would follow the ones of Europe, America and Asia. This assumption which was ludicrous since the beginning has proved false overtime with - incompetent
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by Nesco 5y ago
The answers only show how the HN crowds consider themselves. The significant deviations of the answers from 50% are ridiculously stereotypical from men in STEM: wealthier, more progressive, have less sex, dance worse, etc
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by Nesco 5y ago
If you are not used to it and you try to read really fast it will of course be demanding to your eyes muscles, like any exercise. I find it good actually because it’s a good signal to drop a book if I was able to exhaust my eyes on it like
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by Nesco 5y ago
A method is to train yourself to another mode of reading which is much more visual: - Do not recite the read text using your inner monologue: process it purely visually - Start two or three words after the beginning of your sentence so it’s
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by Nesco 5y ago
This paper seems very biased on several points. An example: “ A 2010 report revealed that between 1940-2000 there was a 9-18% growth in patents per capita for every percentage point increase in foreign college graduates in the population.”
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by Nesco 6y ago
Am I the only one to find this dystopian? Society should adapt to humans and not the other way around.
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by Nesco 6y ago
Your post seems to me that you intensely believe the creed that western-style “liberal democracy” is the most stable political regime. It is true it is very stable though you should try to separate the reality with the propaganda set up by

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