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adalacelove
2y ago
From TFA: While the focus has been on olives, the bacterium’s ability to infect such a broad spectrum of plants makes it an agricultural nightmare, particularly in regions where multiple crops are grown in close proximity.
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adalacelove
2y ago
I have a Mathematica license and at the same time find this project quite cool (and I'm a SW engineer). I would be surprised if mathics developers are not Mathematica users.
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adalacelove
2y ago
Jesus, as a person, most probably existed. That's what historians think at least. You can rightfully doubt he was a god.
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adalacelove
2y ago
Yes, we are always trying to have some effects on other people's behavior, but I don't think most people would say it's marketing. And maybe most important, quantity is a quality on itself. So, me as an individual trying to p
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adalacelove
2y ago
Your product can be listed somewhere, discovered, word of mouth... The thing is you cannot pay to promote it. I agree it would be a challenge to solve, maybe some kind of compromise could be achieved.
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adalacelove
2y ago
I don't think so. For me the real test is whether or not someone is giving me a monetary incentive. The very act of having to pay someone to say something increases the probability of it being a lie
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adalacelove
2y ago
Congratulations for an LLM that doesn't give me BS. I'm sending links to colleagues and most probably subscribe myself
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2y ago
I have always wondered how a world without marketing would look. I think marketing has a net negative effect. I also think that maybe you cannot eliminate all marketing but you can easily eliminate most of it just by controlling the spendin
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adalacelove
2y ago
Boarding planes is the proof of our failure as a species. Something so easy made so complicated.
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adalacelove
2y ago
We all pay, you find harder to pay in attention instead of money, but either way it's a cost on society
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adalacelove
3y ago
It's not a bug, it's a feature. All students know that any line goes through two big enough points. I was expecting something related to "exact predicates", like for example: Efficient Exact Geometric Predicates for Dela
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adalacelove
3y ago
I think the key to array programming success was due to the possibility of having fast interpreted languages for numerical computing. I'm very used to programming in array languages (Matlab, Python, Julia and even Mathematica has lot o
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adalacelove
3y ago
Staying in the realm of polynomial complexity matrix multiplication comes to mind, where we are approaching more and more O(n^2), where O(n^3) is the naive, but more common implementation.
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adalacelove
3y ago
If ages is a numpy array instead of a list: (ages > 17).sum()
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adalacelove
3y ago
To save ink in case you print Hacker News for reading.
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adalacelove
3y ago
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/santander-buys-struggling-...
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adalacelove
3y ago
I think both solutions vs just counting the number of newlines are pretty bad
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adalacelove
3y ago
First you loose the ability to build things and then you loose the ability to buy good things instead of crap.
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adalacelove
3y ago
True but the remaining of the comment is still valid: Microsoft had time in advance to prepare. But just "internet" doesn't mean a lot. Prescient would have been predicting search, ads and social media. We now are in a simila
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adalacelove
4y ago
Nice try but Emacs is actually GNU Emacs and so in the end it's GNU Emacs/Linux.
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adalacelove
4y ago
> AI will be used in medicine broadly very soon We have been hearing this since forever. Revolutions do happen but not the way we expect. My anecdotical experience: no one in my team of about 30 people developing SW uses ChatGPT or simil
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adalacelove
4y ago
I like your reasoning but I think you are mixing intelligence with rationality, which usually correlate.
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adalacelove
4y ago
It has been in my TODO list for a while to explore my programmable keyboard for this task.
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adalacelove
4y ago
I would put 4 before 3 and before both I would check existing tests and maybe add more. Also, just start the refactor because it will help to break analysis paralysis. Just edit the damn code. After some time maybe you will need to throw ev
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4y ago
> I wonder how much other information exists on the web that is extremely valuable yet unnoticed Basically every scientific progress which gets published on peer reviewed journals (a lot of them open). Some books also are online.
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4y ago
>Leaving a well paid job because toilet paper seems very poor capability to deal with frustration in a reasonable way. The toilet paper thing would be anecdotical taken in isolation but the reasonable thing at this point is to leave as s
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4y ago
> If you have to pay to use Kagi, that means you can only use it logged into a user profile that's associated with a payment method. True. But even the payment thing could be solved although most users won't care. Mullvad comes
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adalacelove
4y ago
Just made a programming related search and got useful results instead of the SEO optimized crap I get with Google. Just this, without taking into account privacy, justifies the subscription for me.
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adalacelove
4y ago
My opinion exactly. I don't think she is going to accomplish too much by suing her. If she is is a crackpot it will reinforce her and her crackpot followers. It would be better to sue TikTok.
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adalacelove
4y ago
It could be ChatGPT
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