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They said they covered a news story before "it" happened. If we want to take a considerate interpretation- they wrote about the "news" before the "real news" decided it was "news".
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your post is peppered with insensitivity and condescension. the kind of behavior that typically drives people to become antisocial in the first place. I am not trying to be overly critical. I don't sense you are a bad person. maybe jus
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"I don't honestly know where to even start" maybe next time try starting with some empathy.
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I understand and appreciate the consistency with which you value life. my proposed solution is to stop killing things. not "kill all things equally". killing a dog because it bit a person is just another demonstration of how we ov
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funny to me, that HN brings up "Godel, Escher, Bach" in the most general of situations but not when someone's specifically asking for it. enjoy! :)
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not interesting at all really. just a proxy metric for the quality of users we've been onboarding.
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you can breath some value into your comment by adding a link to the previous discussion. else just flag.
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i took it as maybe an attempt to try to catalyse change upstream in Git. i hope i have a commit so controversial someone blogs about it 13 years later. i'd be equally happy to respond with a defense or concession. :) it struck me as an
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sorry you're being downvoted. hypocritical, really. i assume you are being downvoted because you are preaching faith: something you feel which is hard to quantify and prove. I call this behavior hypocritical because I'm sure none
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the other price is creativity. some ideas don't translate well- or can't translate to English. when logic and language becomes your core cognitive filtering mechanism, you start filtering "nonsense", as defined within th
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the observer & the observee. the opposite seems more true, no? you're turning out the observee, not the observer ("the voice"). the voice takes over.
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if we use a liberal definition of "computer and programming literacy", then it's just as much a requisite for math as it is TeX. if we use a conservative definition of "computer and programming literacy", then it&#x
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why would someone with 40+ years of math experience have such a hard time learning a new notation?
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interesting but i was thinking more of a Khan-style mindmap: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-ChwlFfoI4TE/TtEl5UA1AkI/AAAAAAAAAe...
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maybe i'm turning into my parents but i think we stopped calling them spiced meatballs in the 90s
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this is awesome. thanks!! obviously a huge undertaking probably not in your wheelhouse- but finding a way to map all these topics together would be amazing.
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"every web browser maker seems to think that autoplay videos are great" eh. if this is your litmus for abuse you may want to reconsider having an email account or a doorbell.
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pretty good at consistently losing to horses in running marathons? can't say i'm surprised.
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wow man this looks awesome. and like an insane amount of work. thanks for sharing!
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i can't tell if i'm more humored or intrigued.
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seems like a blatant clone of iMaschine?
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if you use redux-actions your reducer can use an action reference directly- not its "type" string. developing this way I don't need to store references to these "constants" and they're only ever relevant when l
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i'm all for computers diagnosing things, just a little concerned with the ethics of "researching" at Facebook-scale.
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i think we can call it a diagnoses. i also think the worst case is more insidious. there's gotta a psychological effect of some super smart computer saying you have X all the time. Facebook is pervasive. imagine WebMD-syndrome if every
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it can't arbitrate news, do we really want it trying to arbitrate diagnoses?
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the only relevant items here are arguments again mission critical software at large, not self-driving cars.
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i was really excited when i found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCuGpiR7FRY (don't think it's too OT... we could imagine this being a delay/echo sequencer...) strangely, the name of the app is not in
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> "The process is more important than the end result." said no one ever about their favorite record, movie, painting, or book.
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"What does art mean when an algorithm can paint or draw as well?" means the same thing it does before. :) we're just not the exclusive authors of it.
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i think i was still overreacting to prove a point. everything you're saying is right. my point is, even if i concede native is "better" or whatever, the difference should be negligible for most apps for all users (let alone &
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