Nowado

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by Nowado 5y ago
Huh. I did reread that part and I was clearly wrong. You are absolutely correct, it refers to a wider category. Now I kinda want to take person up the comment chain on their bet.
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by Nowado 5y ago
Surely that was the intended meaning. When one says 'managerial class' it's clearly referring to those managing grills.
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by Nowado 5y ago
Can't wait to trade NFT of it.
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by Nowado 5y ago
'Day or two' isn't actually a trivial amount of time.
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by Nowado 5y ago
Is this service ESCROW? It feels like 'number on the bounty' to 'actual payout' ratio may be not great otherwise.
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by Nowado 6y ago
As much as I disagree with buran77's use of 'win condition', that is very much not the same. You can't make (usable) chairs without conforming space to human physiology. The ideology is in making a chair, not in what cha
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by Nowado 6y ago
> By testing to find the win conditions you realize, that there are none in SimCity.
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by Nowado 6y ago
Perfectly fair within comment, nonetheless my point holds thread-wise.
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by Nowado 6y ago
It does, but so do you somehow assuming that 'stable large city' is something to be aimed for. There's ideology behind what it takes to achieve such goal, just like there's ideology in assuming that is a goal to achieve.
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by Nowado 6y ago
What truly melts sites posted on HN is inevitabile reddit post that follows.
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by Nowado 6y ago
What about 1) false negatives (when they receive it poorly), 2) various consequences of priming, 3) false positives (where they receive it well and everyone in main group wrongly assumes they are alone in their doubts)? You can totally run
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by Nowado 6y ago
So the plan is to keep on creating new protocols so that there's frequent, although not constant, stream of services that are already user-friendly, but not optimized for milking data yet? This doesn't strike me as a 'solutio
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by Nowado 6y ago
Not really, why? There are a lot of things that go into pricing of a purchase. Especially large scale purchase of cutting edge military technology with long time horizons by state actors.
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by Nowado 6y ago
To ensure people take the dishes out. It's a feature.
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by Nowado 6y ago
Screw that. Explain to me step by step how you walk.
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by Nowado 6y ago
Jack Dorsey sweating in the background
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by Nowado 6y ago
It's literally more limited Discord trying to market itself into existence.
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by Nowado 6y ago
Create a better one and own the world.
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by Nowado 6y ago
I started with your first idea, that is (arguably, self-) referenceability of (conversations about) reality. I made a site intended to have ((('statement', 'response'), response), ... response) structure. Bunch of proble
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by Nowado 6y ago
'pro and con' for case is a very strong design choice. What if it's an open problem. What if It's a wrong question, based on poor representation of the problem? I'm actually making tool for this exact same thing and
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by Nowado 6y ago
Or worse cases, where there's more than 2 sides and design decision stops you from noticing it.
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by Nowado 6y ago
Each part of this mutually beneficial relationship is equally replaceable and necessary.
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by Nowado 6y ago
> there's a very obvious correlation and a human would be able to diagnose cancer with high accuracy also, meaning you don't need any AI IF (big if) that's the case, arguably you still prefer something that runs on some el
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by Nowado 6y ago
ALL the way down. And up.
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by Nowado 6y ago
Get ready for a mouthful of buzzwords: repetitive conversation automation/human in the loop chatbot/personal response cache. Basically, if you find yourself having the same conversation (or answering the same questions) I want to
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by Nowado 6y ago
Location: Europe Remote: Yes, preferred Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python (scipy, FastAPI, Flask, Keras, SQLAlchemy, pandas). Additional background in cog sci, marketing and psychology (looking for dev jobs, but if you're d
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by Nowado 6y ago
Professional costs $100k+ to employ partially because only those able to afford those tools for training get into the field.
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by Nowado 6y ago
> Plus its a good aggression outlet for young boys. Post-freudian hydraulic metaphor of emotions. That one's about as outdated as psychological views get. We have experimental data that punching things when you are mad doesn't
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by Nowado 6y ago
Got to agree, this advice sucks.
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by Nowado 6y ago
If cleaning toilets paid $1 a month, but required enough skill that you could realistically get everyone who can do that on board, you now have a leverage of having all the toilets in some region dirty. That pays more than $1. Literally the

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