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by aton 11y ago
This might be a downvote target, but I think it's worth it. So here I go. I'm curious to know why HN is overall supportive of Zuckerberg in this matter (based on top voted comments in similar threads). Here are my views and logics
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Google Identity Toolkit accepts 1 character long passwords(groups.google.com)
2 points by aton 12y ago|0 comments
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There is no de facto authentication system for go(reddit.com)
2 points by aton 12y ago|0 comments
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by aton 12y ago
What are some real world applications which use this approach of text generation?
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by aton 12y ago
What are the advantages of using Torch7 over Julia?
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by aton 13y ago
Does the fact that no one has left any comment yet indicate that not many people here use app engine?
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by aton 13y ago
UK doesn't not work as described in [1], and I don't think any other country works like that. In the UK, if you have a certain income (as low as £8,000), you must pay for national insurance, whether you like it or not, whether you're going
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by aton 13y ago
I guess setting up discourse is too heavy for this use case. The same may be applied to the original reddit source, but at least reddit comes with a VM image.
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by aton 13y ago
Why should this be a mystery? It was a few centuries centuries ago, not thousands of years ago. Shouldn't such widespread habit be well documented?
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Why you should be wary of relying on a single histogram of a data set(stats.stackexchange.com)
81 points by aton 13y ago|20 comments
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by aton 13y ago
The thought of lisp coming back to life as other forms like clojure, makes me wonder if in a couple of decades a modern form of c++ will be trendy. In that universe, the current hate of java and c++ will be the cool stuff. Is this the techn