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cLeEOGPw
12y ago
I think this summarizes all the rails against common core pretty well: http://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/21zdln/the_common_core...
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From technical stand point, I agree. Pretty good result for 7 day work. But as a game, it feels like you gonna play it 1 time and forget about it. If you feel it's worth the money for essentially hour of entertainment with gimmick, goo
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12y ago
Electric car with battery pros: * Can deliver full power instantly * Does not produce CO2 at time of energy release (clean cities) * Lesser moving parts Electric car with battery cons: * Range too small with current designs * No charging st
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12y ago
You can train anyone to do anything with positive reinforcement that is salary. If he gets money for crappy C code, there's no motivation for him to improve.
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12y ago
Honest question: has bandwidth providing costs actually grown very much, or are ISPs just profit hungry and try to rip off everything they can? Because if it's the first one, something should actually be changed for them to compensate.
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cLeEOGPw
12y ago
How did this manage to get to the frontpage? Wasn't there some rule that would punish articles with bitcoin? Did pg change ranking rules again?
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12y ago
So it's a problem where the system must be kept up running no matter what and refactoring everything might cost more than having some security threats? Or is it just plain greed and "while it's working now, why fix it?"
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12y ago
I think the AI argument is currently similar to robotics argument a couple of decades ago, where people were scared the robots would kill everyone. It's really easy to speculate what might happen when you don't know how the thing
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12y ago
That doesn't make sense actually. Who would need to test for youtube performance 24/7 at 20s intervals?
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13y ago
Next on the front page of HN - "Living with weight". A video showing "experiment" where people are going on with their daily lives, except they have 4 bricks strapped to their face and it's hard for them to keep hea
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13y ago
2x release build compile time might not be a huge deal to you personally, but over thousands of builds that are happening every day, a 2x decrease in time would mean a lot of saved processing power and electricity. Speed is always important
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13y ago
How do you beat it? I always assumed the new pieces appears at random points and it's impossible to beat it other way than by coincidence?
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13y ago
Don't post articles with paywalls here.
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13y ago
There would also be regular lights as I understand, just that those lights would be turned off when the lines can glow brightly enough.
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13y ago
I would take, or at least would try, even if not required by job. And I would absolutely trust doctor or bus driver who takes the drugs, what could be the reason not to? Maybe I'd trust even more than non-takers, because with higher fo
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13y ago
Another bad thing about bitcoin is that even traders who sell real products and services for bitcoins use dollar as a price, and then convert it to bitcoin in real time. This makes bitcoin completely unnecessary, it doesn't add value
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13y ago
Expecting more than $25 worth of reward for solution that saves the company $5000 a month is not being greedy, it's being reasonable and adequate.
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13y ago
Only one downside - someone could hack the implant and gain control over his body.
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13y ago
> Some patients who have faced incurable depression for decades have had symptoms disappear within hours of taking low doses of the drug. So in other words they are getting high.
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13y ago
You can modify clients to reject coins from the given address. If more than 50% of the network has modified clients, it will be very hard to spend the coins for thief.
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13y ago
So you have to have maddening cognitive dissonance in order to be interested in something YOU are not interested. The arrogance and ignorance is strong in you.
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13y ago
Can you save html5 video as file as easily as gif?
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13y ago
I doubt they will confront Turkey now. Because there's enough confrontation with Russia already.
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13y ago
I think you can even use the engine for free as long as the game itself is free.
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13y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to detect from user eyes where he is focusing and adjust the focus point accordingly. Would you think that would add another level of immersion?
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13y ago
It wouldn't prevent in itself, but would help by providing unduplicable unit of account. Well, as I think now, it would be almost the same as simple ratio, because I doubt ratio cheating comes from manually editing ratio in database.
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cLeEOGPw
13y ago
Well, I have sent email to a member from my country. Although it might be too late for this vote. Hope it affects his view anyway or at least rises a question or two.
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13y ago
Except that ratio can be falsified easier than cryptocurrency and you can't use ratio for anything else but "buy" movies.
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13y ago
I didn't suggest ratio because of how easy it can be manipulated. Cryptocurrencies solve that problem at least partially.
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13y ago
We already have a solution for that - cryptocurrencies. This is the exact situation in mind when bitcoin was created. Seeder gets some bitcoins for streaming the torrent, and leechers pay for the movie in bitcoins. You can seed and download
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