celdon25

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by celdon25 4y ago
Searching for "eson ruby" gives me ESPN Rugby, just like other search engines. IMO we need a code search engine that knows when to use or not use a lexeme index for each word or phrase.
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by celdon25 4y ago
> Asking the patient about their symptoms is an important part of gathering the history and can not be done just with yes or no questions. I agree, but that wasn’t what I was arguing against. Absence of any yes/no question is what I
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by celdon25 4y ago
Here's a solution: Let doctors be doctors and not glorified algorithmic-assembly-line workers. Incentivize transparency through something better than Yelp reviews. Incentivize diagnostic outpatient facilities, make them more accessible
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by celdon25 4y ago
> Apple is saying "we operate at the same level as nation states; we are a nation-state level entity operating in the "digital world": It's a flag-raise Maybe. But these security “features” feel like things that shoul
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by celdon25 4y ago
I'm old enough to remember when YouTube search results about political or current events weren't curated or weighted toward mainstream media takes. Searching for an 'unperson' will always return zero results nowadays. Ed
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by celdon25 4y ago
Still feels more intelligent then the average doctor visit these days in the US. Painting a country with the same brush overlooks the fact that some professions aren’t sent the best and brightest, depending on country.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Definitely the right algorithm if you want search results that are driven by marketing teams.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Favorites are publicly viewable, not everyone may want that.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Upvoting something makes it easier to find a comment again later as you can look through your own history of upvoted comments.
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by celdon25 4y ago
You could say the same thing (perhaps more appropriately) about Biden, who has no mental faculties. Trump’s platform appeals to those who take domestic issues seriously, full stop. Biden on the other hand appeals to emotion and orange man b
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by celdon25 4y ago
You're suggesting that the official, public statement from the COO regarding the email activity was false? No chance. There are laws regarding email retention. The company stands to lose a lot while gaining little by releasing a false
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by celdon25 4y ago
> What specifically have the verge reported on to make them lose credibility in your eyes? This article, for one. It looks like they shopped around to find people with law degrees and opinions, even though those opinions may not be much
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by celdon25 4y ago
> using rider right now and C# experience is > VS (IMO), meanwhile while working on this script found one or two "not supported yet" scenarios and code analysis died randomly through using it (probably type providers) Jetbra
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by celdon25 4y ago
Did any of you even read the statement from the company's COO?
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by celdon25 4y ago
Illegal drugs are a symptom, not a cure, of the healthcare system.
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by celdon25 4y ago
What? Github is far from the only code review tool, and possibly not even the best one available.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Agreed. Github is relatively easy for a business to migrate off of. Your data is relatively portable, and there are competitors, and even self-hosted solutions with feature parity. One error in judgement could cause mass panic throughout th
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by celdon25 4y ago
GitHub code search is in closed beta right now. You have to request an invite to get access to actual text search.
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by celdon25 4y ago
> When was the last time you woke up and felt, damn, all I wanna do is identity, identity, identity? As someone who went through the clown show gauntlet of crypto scammers and charlatans as a freelancer, I’m going to have to disagree. Th
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by celdon25 4y ago
Seems a bit ranty and hand-wavey. Example: > Reason 3 for why platforms hurt the business: everything is a nail if you only have a hammer. > Have a question? Submit a ticket, platform team will get back to you in 3 business days. And
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by celdon25 4y ago
does "literally who" work?
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by celdon25 4y ago
If anyone is having trouble finding the documentation, the original link given from the intro page is broken but the "help" button will take you to the right place: https://leekwars.com/help/documentation .
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by celdon25 4y ago
> Amphetamines narrow your focus of attention, while psychdelics widen it. And that's exactly why this study is bogus. Here are the two tests which they used to "measure" cognitive ability. See anything wrong here? https:
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by celdon25 4y ago
Why spell it as D1sc0rd in the title when the linked article doesn't even do that? That will interfere with HN search.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Yeah but back then it was humanly possible to know where the bullshit was and how to avoid it. It’s pretty much 99% of the web now. Try going without HN and only using Reddit from now on and tell me how that works out.
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by celdon25 4y ago
I truly (and I think about this daily) miss the days when content you could search for and find was primarily written by people who knew their stuff, not marketing shills. I don’t feel that the web is a reliable source of learning material
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by celdon25 4y ago
Came here to say the same.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Both are open source, aren't they?
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by celdon25 4y ago
No relevant results for "master.key" (first and only thing I tried searching for), so I assume they have figured out some awesome way to detect these files based on their contents. Or the heuristics are closed-source. https:&#x2F
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by celdon25 4y ago
I think you underestimate the number of people who live their lives on these games.

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