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SherlockeHolmes
6y ago
Allow me to offer some qualities other than competency that are necessary for responsible research. 1. Purpose. what is it that drives one? 2. Integrity. when does one compromise it? 3. Awareness. is one able to disengage when one's eg
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Disclaimer: I don't agree with your conclusions regarding general needs and instincts (of human) and that a human possess abosolute/built-in/DNA-engrained inabilities (therefore, I do believe a human can fly). I also don'
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One thought is that somewhere I'd need to translate the LISP objects into JS ones before putting them in the DOM. I think I would have to do this both before sending the JSON and after receiving it at the browser. I came across Sibilan
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Reddit question asking whether a concept is valid in SBCL
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Ask HN: Where are the gaps in my understanding as a new webdev?
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7y ago
The discussion here is a reminder of how sufficiently competent people can defend to death a narrative that is logically consistent enough and has some form of "majority acknowledgment" for the sources of that narrative. I want to
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9y ago
all right. thank you for sharing the resources and information. I am not invested in this topic, although I should be. In fact, some of the information you shared is valuable to my personal life. I have a problem with oversimplification of
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9y ago
I am sorry that I was not satisfied. Mind alterations are induced by drugs. Chemical imbalances influence the same. I just am not convinced that these evidences are enough. Thank you.
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9y ago
please oblige and expand on this “easy attribution”. To be clear, it bothers me when we wave away the really hard problems - while we become too enchanted with solutions that barely build on current technology. This company injects chemical
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9y ago
that is quite a pessimistic view on human capability (justified in current context because of shitbags) while equally bullish on human-developed AI capabilities. Sure, machine learning — blah — self-improving machines — blah - but I say, im
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Superfluous Twenty-Fifth Amendmend Replaced Constitution's Article II Clause VI
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Accompanying hypothesis: Burqas and similar attire were dresses desert-dwellers wore to prevent themselves from not-totally-unexpected sandstorms. Later as Islam spread, this continued for following two reasons - i) out of reverence to earl
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Evolutionary purpose of multiple marriages attainable via sperm and egg donation
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you are being restricted by - I am making assumptions here - a lack of creativity and a desire to be sarcastic. We may also differ in our interpretation of what "engineering" is. There are numerous jobs already in existence that a
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this is assuming that new industries shall not develop once complete automation (of those possible) is achieved. engineering jobs - for example - should branch out to many more folds of specializations compared to where they are now.
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i don’t need as many dev related answers as just lots of varied queries that will take 10-30 minutes if i find the answer myself.
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9y ago
I did a bunch of stuff with pandas, 2 or three functions from numpy, and used a virtualbox to get an .exe out of my python file - using, I think it was pyinstaller. outside of that I wrote 5-10 commands of DOS as a kid, then a bunch of year
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hah ok. i’m not a coder nor a hacker, so i can’t say i’ve tried much. some of us really never grow out of our smart-mouthed phase. i especially find a lot of babies in places like reddit, stack exchange, and a few more.
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9y ago
No, but that would be a promising solution when I have a team. I was hoping for a cheat-code into the HN collective knowledge.
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Ask HN: Can we set up a strictly-monitored chatbox?
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Now, I did not have a chance to ask her what she meant - but here is my understanding. She had been sent there due to someone reporting me as a suspicious individual standing near said location. I can see this because of the hoodie I was we
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A short article on contemporary society from a personal perspective
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I don't think the conditioning process advised here is sound if considering the subject's psychological health.
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You missed his point. He is pointing out that Comcast (and other ISPs) already has substantial power over end-users, since in most cases they are the only ones that can provide internet connectivity. However, one can easily choose to never
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10y ago
This was a careless mistake on my part. I shouldn't noticed that the link directed to comments instead of the article itself.
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I agree that it isn't an obvious case as it was with a pre-teen with a toy gun (Tamir Rice) or unarmed cigarette vendor without a license (Eric Garner). Here, the man was armed with a gun (albeit unloaded). He was unstable enough for h
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Policeman fired for not killing a suicidal man
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Annotated version of Janet Yellen's speech given today at Jackson Hole
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Interactive map showing interconnections among proposed theories of everything
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thank you for the reply. I am aware that saccharides are essential in our bodies in order to produce adenosine tri-phosphates (ATPs) which are units of energy used by our cells to perform everything from translation and commutation of genet
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