acchow

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   by acchow 4y ago

   I mean for Java. IntelliJ is made for Java. If you want to do Python, Jetbrains (the creator of IntelliJ) made PyCharm. For Javascript, they made Webstorm.
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   by acchow 4y ago

   > But unless you're seeking out that particular flavor profile It's not just seeking out a particular flavor profile. If you want to experience something novel for your mouth and you've been drinking only $20 bottles for y
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   by acchow 4y ago

   Strange. In my experience, IntelliJ from 2012 is a superior experience to VSCode today.
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   by acchow 4y ago

   The infinite implied speed is of course because the Euler equations are just a rough approximation of what is happening, right? Much like Newtonian physics was an approximation? There’s a real causality bound of the speed of light
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   by acchow 4y ago

   The article is about the entire country of the UK. I'm sure you can find individual cities within the UK that have much higher electricity prices than the country's overall average.
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   by acchow 4y ago

   Sure, this is genetic selection. But citrus fruits reproduce sexually, so this could be entirely genetic. I don’t think the epigenetic traits follow so obviously.
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   by acchow 4y ago

   Care you elaborate?
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   by acchow 4y ago

   I would like to try all the apples worse than Red Delicious. I find it a bit hard to imagine something worse.
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   by acchow 4y ago

   Curious how the justice department has decided the solution to sex trafficking is to make walking outside illegal…
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    by acchow 4y ago

    Read the example about “producers” - If I chain a whole bunch of producing together across many different Pcollections, I’m essentially forming a graph behind the scenes? Since no copying is happening Surely this would cause some strange pe
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    by acchow 4y ago

    I love all the videos on this channel. The partial differential equations tour is incredible too.
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    by acchow 4y ago

    I’m shocked how succinctly you were able to summarize the ideas here. Bravo. Any chance you have a blog?
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    by acchow 4y ago

    Right, if you grok the git model then this makes sense. But if you just want to use a tool without learning how it manages state, git is a pain.
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    by acchow 4y ago

    Right, Toronto doesn't have car thefts at gunpoint... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwSJJQqNBJs "where she was approached by 3 males with guns who surrounded her vehicle and forced her out at gunpoint. We'r
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    by acchow 4y ago

    NYT can't convict him for crimes until the courts do. Otherwise, they may be sued for libel.
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    by acchow 4y ago

    Then you gotta ask yourself a different question: Is it easier to spend $100 less or make $200 more?
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    by acchow 4y ago

    This is satire, right?
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    by acchow 4y ago

    The US is of course not the source of all the tools. But the ability to charge Americans high prices for novel treatments make the US the dominant source of funding for clinical and pre-clinical medical research, whether or not those funds
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    by acchow 4y ago

    I had a brain fart. I was thinking of DNA base pairs not amino acids :) Thanks for that. There are 20 amino acids. Each AA in a sequence represents approx 4.3 bits. So 9-11 AA would be 38.7-47.3 bits. Not quite as much as an MD5 hash (128 b
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    by acchow 4y ago

    Can you elaborate? How does crypto going to zero create money that has to go somewhere? How does crypto dropping in value in any way create money that needs to go somewhere? I think you have things backwards...
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    by acchow 4y ago

    Or coal power plants or something, since crypto energy consumption is massive
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    by acchow 4y ago

    9-11 amino acids sounds very short - only 18-22 bits of information. How do we decide something has gone wrong from only an 18 bit slice?
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    by acchow 4y ago

    I think I skipped a few steps in my first comment. Let me break it down. 1) Countries are considered to be under a "resource curse" if they are unable to reach advanced economy status because of hindered growth over long periods o
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    by acchow 4y ago

    Wikipedia has an articel on the Resource Curse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_curse It is about having "less economic growth, less democracy, or worse development outcomes than countries with fewer natura
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    by acchow 4y ago

    > resource curse The service sector makes up 62% of the Australian economy.
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    by acchow 4y ago

    Could be reading a cached copy of the contact list since it’s not very big The music playing is a different story
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    by acchow 4y ago

    > Sridhar Vembu of Zoho said that no other company has built a billion dollar product company in India. India has no other billion dollar product companies? Doesn’t Tata sell cars?
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    by acchow 4y ago

    Are you confused about why the HN community would be more interested in big moves in the first cryptocurrency rather than in BLK or AMZN?
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    by acchow 4y ago

    > But you will probably stay there for life so you have the benefit for life. Hard to know this 30 years ahead of time. Maybe after 30 years in the Bay Area you retire to Hawaii? Or lower COL like Portland? Or even a town in Japan? You h
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    by acchow 4y ago

    I don't even know where to begin looking for this. I have zero ability to read chinese, although I can understand it verbally :P