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dopu
7y ago
Unrelated, but the MacRumors thread that's linked to has someone posting about neighbors harassing them by doing things such as "moving my cursor all over the place and speeding up the temperature, causing the fan" and that t
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8y ago
> Why not both? Left neocortex hemisphere handles discrete, right handles continuous. Iain McGilchrist makes a convincing argument for that in his book The Master and His Emissary. I haven't read the book, but this sounds totally ab
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9y ago
There's no point in your life where you'll cross some barrier and think "well, I'm successful now." Stop caring about it so much and focus efforts on better things: finding fulfillment in doing good work, nurturing
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9y ago
With many of the lower-end laptops, price-wise, having ~128GB of SSD space, yes, it's a concern.
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To Advance Artificial Intelligence, Reverse-Engineer the Brain
(wired.com)
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9y ago
How can you be very privacy conscious yet lack ownership of the phone number that your Telegram account's registered on? Whoever takes ownership of that number can easily lock you out of your account while retaining access to everyth
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9y ago
On an unrelated note, this is a pretty nicely designed website, OP.
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9y ago
The problem is overbooking, though. Corporations are getting preferential treatment by being allowed to sell services which they're not going to fulfill. The boner people on HN have for objectivism really does get quite old.
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10y ago
Rather interestingly, you see this sort of mirroring in other areas of neuroscience as well. One example is the simple cell receptive fields in the visual cortex [0]. If you take a natural image, slice it up into a bunch of small patches, a
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10y ago
I found Gibson's writing style to be a bit difficult to get into when I first started reading his work. I started with Neuromancer and I'm currently reading The Peripheral. At first I was a bit mad -- it seemed to me that he left
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10y ago
I'm rather doubtful this is true. Any sources to back up your claim?
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10y ago
This isn't about "showing off morality." It's about making the tech community welcoming to people of all genders. Your attitude is part of the reason that doing so is so difficult.
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10y ago
He should change it. Regardless of the intention, this is how it will be interpreted.
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10y ago
Seconding this. I'm now unable to use CAPS LOCK on my Mac as ESC, which makes using vim slightly more of a pain.
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10y ago
Exactly what I was reminded of when I saw this. Very cool stuff.
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10y ago
This is some of the best pop-sci writing I've read in quite some time. Hat's off to Carl Frederick; itching to go read some of his science fiction now.
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10y ago
I generally agree with Stallman here, in that people should be allowed to use pseudonyms, but I often wonder if the pseudonymity that places like Twitter, reddit et al. provide just serves to facilitate widespread abuse and harassment. Onli
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10y ago
Hopefully this pushes Signal developers to transition from a Chrome app to building a desktop-native client.
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10y ago
Supplementary information and methods for the paper can be found here [0]. A more condensed version of the methods (in presentation form) can be found here [1]. [0]: http://www.nature.com/neuro/journal/v11/n5&
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10y ago
I dream of the day that I can program while backpacking through the Appalachians. Also, title should be fixed -- "Excerise" -> "Exercise".
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10y ago
The author might have been referring to this study: http://www.ipearlab.org/media/publications/Changes_in_Dispos...
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10y ago
I believe he's talked about how Soylent, for a lot of people, is meant to replace meals that you'd rather not spend time cooking and cleaning for. i.e., not social gatherings and BBQs.
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10y ago
Yep, just checked. It's not here at all. Were you asked to sign in again after you revoked?
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10y ago
The amount of self-aggrandizing and general contempt for people I see on HN really astounds me sometimes.
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10y ago
I'm running iOS 9.3.2, and signing in to Pokemon Go caused it to have full access to my Google account. Just revoked it and looks like I can still play the game just fine. Perhaps they misconfigured the Google auth sign-in? It's r
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10y ago
It is a bit discouraging. And keep in mind that the game is technically still in Alpha, everyone.
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10y ago
I find it interesting that there are so many complaints about the UI / keybindings. I agree that the keybindings are a bit confusing once your start, but I didn't find them to be that difficult to master. No more difficult than sa
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10y ago
Sure is [0]. Really grateful for it. I don't think I'd be able to play this game without using Dwarf Therapist. Generally it becomes way too difficult to manage dwarf occupation assignments once your population shoots past 15 or s
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10y ago
Moving through the activity made me feel very uncomfortable, to the point that I simply stopped and closed the tab. I wonder -- supposing others might have had this same experience -- how this might affect the data.
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Dwarf Fortress Development
(bay12games.com)
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