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by cel1ne 10y ago
> To fix this the answer is to educate the users. Impossible. The way to improve is to restrict the amount of damage that can be done by spoofed websites and have multiple safe-guards in place. People cannot be expected to learn these te
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Can both of you, give an example where classic taxi-drivers are in a particulary bad position and being helped by lyft & uber and an example where it's the other way round?
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It's not bikeshedding if the topic is not trivial.
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The brain seem to have a dozen mechanisms for perceiving various types of rhythm: http://rstb.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/royptb/364/15...
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It doesn't require a superintelligence. It's possible to gain a certain amount of control over various unconscious processes by means of mental-training.
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The parts are best viewed in terms of what they do, which is known for a lot of them. Neuro-science is an established field: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_regions_in_the_human_b...
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What I find puzzling is that many people seem to assume that AI can be generated using a specific uniform neurological structure, while the human brain is actually made of many different parts, some older, some newer, some more connected, s
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Hm, according to wikipedia: "In April 2013, Johnson and Giles announced that Matter had been acquired by Medium, a new publishing platform established by Twitter founder Ev Williams" From the updates and emails back then I got the
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What bothers me about Medium is that they originally wanted funding to be able to create long-form, well-researched journalism.That is what they asked for on kickstarter, years back. They got their support, reached their goal, delivered a f
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I know and use React (and React-Native) daily, but, except the views which are in JSX/es6/7, I like to write everything in java or kotlin which I can run in the browser. There are a gazillion very useful Java-libraries out there.
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I don't find the distinction very useful either. But I think that a 10x developer is one who knows all the ins and outs of the tools in his or her belt. Who will prefer a 10-year-old framework that served him well over an opportunity t
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Parent poster stated "What often does not work is hibernation (recover from disc)". Which means the user loses data.
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...which is crucial since you don't want to lose your data when closing the lid. (Non-tech-term is on purpose here, since users shouldn't need to know about the difference. Also I believe OSX uses a hybrid approach).
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I find it curious that you care about boot-times. I use macbooks and just close and reopen the lid. Waking from this sleep takes less than a second usually. My average uptime is about 22 days until I reboot for an update or something. I use
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How is LOC a measure of productivity?
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I went from Windows over various Linux-distributions and BSDs to MacOSX over the last 15 years. I did my programming (various languages) in vim for several years, after that in TextMate on OSX and now mostly in IntelliJ IDEA (well, and stil
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I never had the need to process the output, I just liked the simple structure of my tests and the plan/count/end system.
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I switched to tape (the "Test anything protocol" from 1987) and never looked back: https://medium.com/javascript-scene/why-i-use-tape-instead-o... I use faucet for pretty-printing the output.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
> 1. Earth is not going to become Venus Not sure about that on a couple-of-hundred-years-from-now time-scale. > 2. Homo sapiens is almost certainly not going to go extinct. I agree. But it's possible that 90% of humanity dies, ma
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Granted "dozens" were a bit too much, it was 10-15 over the course of 5 years.
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I got two MRIs and those had to be approved by a doctor working for the insurance.
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It's not just that the costs of getting healthy are taken care of. Here in austria free, yearly "health checkups" are offered to you by every doctor. Meaning, when you go there because of a cold, he will tell you that you oug
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What does it do on roads without any lane-markings? My country has lot's of them outside the cities.
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> I see this sentiment a lot on HN these days. What's the reasoning behind it? By concluding it's too late, one does not have to feel bad for not doing anything about it. Humans are simple that way.
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UN report say that by 2050 we have to actually start draining the atmosphere of CO2 to, maybe, reach the 2 degree Celsius goal. http://arstechnica.co.uk/science/2016/11/un-report-climate-g...
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I don't have any lighthouses or virtual walls. I just put cables on the table or stuck them behind something so the robot won't find them. Haven't had any problems with leg chairs or lamp posts yet. Regarding the dust ball on
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Sorry to be so bleak, but I don't think Soylent is "set up to have a meaningful effect on people’s overall diet. The people you are talking about never heard about Soylent, and probably won't ever buy an expensive (?), bland
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> What's the point of having it if you have to make the whole apartment inert before letting it loose. I actually find that beneficial. Takes me a couple of minutes and ensure that I clean up more often. > Worse still it never
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Same here. If you're somewhat good, getting a new developer will always be expensive and it is a risk for the company. The new developer needs to familiarise himself with everything and what happens if he's actually worse than you
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=== Intro === 1. Read this: https://babeljs.io/docs/learn-es2015/ 2. Use create-react-app or a webpack/babel/react boilerplate to built a little something. Ignore all the things you don't need in th

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