Tinyyy

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by Tinyyy 10y ago
The comment I replied to was not so much a perspective as a 'feel good' comment, because it was mainly rhetorics instead of actual knowledge and insight.
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
I understand that SpaceX and Tesla do some pretty revolutionary stuff and we hope to see them succeed. But is it really meaningful for these ‘glass half full’ comments to sit at the top of every single Elon Musk thread?
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These four words that may offend you may also just save you(linkedin.com)
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
What about scissors paper stone? An AI can be trained to have >50% odds against a human player, given a copious amount of games. Humans have predictable patterns and they can definitely be exploited.
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
It’s not weird actually. Monopolies are bad for people who want to create monopolies.
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
https://www.tesla.com/solar For people like me who missed the solar roof.
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
It’s not. You’re pretty much stuck on a static OS unless you want to spend hours dealing with various problems each update.
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
Would a full touch screen provide functionality for your daily workflows? I think the touch bar has more potential uses, no?
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
Here’s a (albeit small) sample of his students’ opinion of Geoffery. http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=1626392 A common criticism seems to be that he has a huge ego.
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
You wasted my time reading a comment that is meaningless and highly politically slanted. I want to save that time for future readers.
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
Here’s the .epub, do support the author if you liked it though. https://instant.io/#a7f829dadaea43160bac71dbda4d0f7c4998d22a
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
I do understand your point of view, but I find it kinda ironic how HN doesn't allow us to delete our old comments that could contain private information. Does that mean they subscribe to the philosophy of 'as long as it's pos
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
He did post it on his Reddit account with the same name, so it's publicly available already.
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
I’m just curious, what standards did they violate other than circumventing SHA-1 deprecation?
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
I'm not trying to be dismissive of his impressive project, but from my perspective, or from a business point of view, it doesn't make sense. While I have no doubts that this was nontrivial to create, history has shown that raw tec
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
Just to clarify, who is Marcelle Reich? Is March Rich a typo? (Marc?) Is the biography you're referring to the one by Daniel Ammann?
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
I don't understand how this can survive in the long run - what's stopping someone else from setting up an identical service at lower prices? There is literally no lock in because users can sign up for multiple services and potenti
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
Hey I don't care if you downvote me, but can you at least respond so I know why?
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
If the malware attempts a CPU test that maxes out the host CPU, will it be obvious that the system clock is sped up?
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
Their pay is what it is because of economics. And they will get replaced if they keep up with the poor service, because of economics. The worse your service, the easier it is for a robot to replace you. It's not possible for a individ
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
You complain about the status quo and then cite the status quo in your argument?
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
I don't see how tax is a valid point. 99% of individuals and corporations do not have their spendings - that's not only the net flow, but also the breakdown of revenue and costs - revealed to the public. To imply that they might b
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
People lived without medicine for a long time too, I'm not sure if we want to live in those days though.
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
>People who run this organization appear to be ruthless and amoral ... >Going as far as talking about a DDOS attack on Twitter Also, that G8 article you linked has a full page MTGOX ad on page 8. Kinda ironic huh? Okay, enough with th
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
I’m going to elaborate here because I can’t edit my comment anymore. I’m not arguing about whether there should or should not be regulation, but about the purpose of regulation - it’s rarely about ‘ethics’. If you look at the SEC enforcemen
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
Matt Levine is a great writer and he often brings insights into finance, about what the rules are exactly, and why they are that way (even though they go against our intuitive judgement). I hope that people here would read 'Money Stuff
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
http://correctrecord.org/about/ >Correct The Record is a strategic research and rapid response team designed to defend Hillary Clinton from baseless attacks.
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
Why is this getting down voted? There's no place for these accusations on HN. Using them to silence discussions is very arrogant because you're implying that people disagreeing with you are not capable of independent thought.
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
Yea, I do think that they are wild speculators. Just because I believe in some of their causes doesn't mean they can do no wrong. I think that they tend to go to more of an extreme than I'm comfortable with. But I think it's
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by Tinyyy 10y ago
It's kinda disingenuous to make wild speculations like that.

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