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Five VCs discuss how no-code is going horizontal across the world’s industries(techcrunch.com)
1 points by dmch-1 6y ago|1 comments
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by dmch-1 6y ago
It may be harder to combine two skills such as sales and engineering, than knowledge in bio and AI, e.g., which are both technical.
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by dmch-1 6y ago
When I read the title I thought the point was that companies can't afford to create life-saving drugs, as it is in their interest people to stay ill and keep buying less effective drugs.
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by dmch-1 6y ago
These types of notations have been around for a long time. In fact they fist started to study geometric objects (such as knots and braids) with algebraic tools. The graphical notation does the opposite - represents algebraic objects by geom
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by dmch-1 6y ago
I agree that numbers don't exist in the real world. However, we humans have an ability to perceive the world through numbers. The question then is about our perception of the world if you wish.
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by dmch-1 6y ago
I find the existence of number theoretic problems quite puzzling. I wonder what are the implications about the world we can make from them.
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Big Tech Earnings Surge as Economy Slumps(nytimes.com)
2 points by dmch-1 6y ago|0 comments
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by dmch-1 6y ago
Russian empire had the same policy. They justified it by the fact that unversities were financed by public money, and it would be unfair if most of the student, who this money would go to, turned out jews due to "this group's prop
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by dmch-1 6y ago
Covid-19 might be a major challenge for the society, but individual risks for younger people wothout health issues are still small, at least based on the knowledge we currently have. I am afraid the attitudes described in the article are mo
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by dmch-1 6y ago
These companies were losing billions already. What will happen with them now?
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by dmch-1 6y ago
For some time I was surprised that anyone would represent rotations by anything else but rotation matrices. I sometimes do find wikipedia useful for quick answers for maths, however agree its quite disorganised.
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by dmch-1 6y ago
My laptop broke down just hours before I had to submit the thesis. It was the day of the deadline. I did have printed copies of the thesis (I had to submit printed copies), however I discovered bad typos on the front page. But, my laptop wa
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by dmch-1 6y ago
Real numbers are a convenient abstraction which help us think about certain things. They don't have to be any more real than that. (Have not read the article though, sorry if this comment is irrelevant).
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by dmch-1 6y ago
The 'arrangement' was to be that Nato members spend 2% of their GDP on defence, which they are not though.
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by dmch-1 6y ago
Yes.
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by dmch-1 6y ago
Good. World's 4th biggest economy should be able to defend itself.
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Trump's Germany troops pullout may be his last gift to Putin before the election(edition.cnn.com)
6 points by dmch-1 6y ago|6 comments
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by dmch-1 6y ago
I defend free trade/market not for moral reasons but for efficiency reasons. But when something as big as China violates it, the efficiency breaks, and there is no point in sticking to it for moral reasons.
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by dmch-1 6y ago
This article is not about the correlation of individual happiness and having children, but about a demographic change and issues it might bring in the future. In hundred years we may have a population where 80+ year olds are twice as many a