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asdfologist
10y ago
People on here barely read past headlines and you expect them to click three times to find the source code for a browser extension?
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10y ago
Can the Trump supporters here explain why this is a good idea? I'm genuinely curious.
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10y ago
Inaccurate title. Should be non-celiac gluten sensitivity.
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10y ago
All he's done so far is send down pharma stock prices.
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10y ago
How well has that worked for climate science?
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10y ago
You would be a pretty lousy troll in that case.
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10y ago
China's a counterexample. Their censorship efforts are pretty damn effective.
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10y ago
Why not take a step further and get rid of states?
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10y ago
No, it's implicitly emphasized. Uber doesn't explicitly condone sexual harassment, and yet it's utterly rampant there. Actions speak louder than words.
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10y ago
I don't care and I doubt most users do. AMP has made my mobile browsing experience effectively much faster.
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10y ago
I thought I'm the only one. It's really fast and easy to use. I don't understand all the hate here.
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10y ago
Stress tends to wreak havoc on the entire body, so I'd have been surprised if this weren't the case.
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10y ago
"Apple Retail Stores and Online Store represent a significant chunk of online sales and Apple apparently feels that it can use it as a strong arm bargaining chip in these types of negotiations."
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10y ago
Ironically it's also precisely those engineering minds who have built weapons capable of wiping out the human race.
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10y ago
Maybe I'm missing something here, but given the monumental impact of his actions, why didn't win something like the Nobel Peace Prize? Instead he's largely forgotten and unknown.
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10y ago
You missed the point. It doesn't matter what the goal is; this line of questioning is invasive and inappropriate.
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10y ago
Is the new xamarin going to be any less buggy?
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10y ago
Despite its many flaws, the US government is still held accountable for its actions by voting citizens.
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10y ago
Lyft is likely absorbing the extra cost of maintaining an adequate supply of drivers.
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10y ago
> Physical products are one thing but informational products are clearly another.
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10y ago
It looks like you missed the point of my comment. I'm saying that Numerai won't be able to distinguish between zero alpha and positive alpha models, if all they're doing is running historical simulations on black boxes.
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10y ago
I don't see how Numerai can avoid the multiple comparisons problem [0]. If people submit thousands of random models, then some subset of them will do a fantastic job in predicting prices in historical simulations but do poorly under r
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10y ago
My favorite is salaryman.
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10y ago
I noticed that the past several Python-related threads on HN haven't contained the usual cynical comments against adopting Python 3. Are we finally at a point where Python 3 has been accepted as the gold standard?
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10y ago
No. Any dictionary definition of racism suggests a feeling of superiority over the race in question. Romantic preferences have nothing to do with it.
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10y ago
Agreed, that's a great idea to deal with those companies patenting stupid things like rounded corners.
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10y ago
"It also is important to note that use of a statutory tax rate for the jurisdiction being analyzed (in this instance, the U.S.) is standard." Is this true?
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10y ago
I said censored, not downvoted. My original post was at 47 points when it was censored. If it was so bad, then why did so many people agree?
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10y ago
FYI dang censored my comment about how HNers react to these stories with a jealous and insecure attitude: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12576210
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10y ago
So your solution to these problems that I raised is to sweep them under the rug.
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