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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019–20_coronavirus_outbreak#/... Also, the death rate is 1.6% outside of China * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019–20_coronavirus_outbreak#D...
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Im thinking this may physiological problem. In the era of common manual labor, the body was exerted and signaled "rest time" after a days work. Perhaps the lack of this "rest time" trigger is what is causing people to wo
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eezurr
7y ago
Do both of you use gmail?
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I think the culture of school has a meaningful impact on the culture as a whole, as does the culture as a whole have an impact on the culture of school. i.e., the two are not that separated from each other. The creativity I was talking abou
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Here's a different way to look at it: In a culture where memorization and concrete thinking is used to compare $n people within that culture, creativity is inherently more risky, thus less utilized. Poverty in many Asian countries is w
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Location: NYC (New York City), USA Remote: On site or mixed. Willing to relocate: If we really click. Otherwise, no. Technologies: 6+ Years of DevOps, Analysis, and Business Logic using: SQL, C++, PHP, Python, VBA Resume: Lead (and sole) so
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I think what you're saying boils down to is: speak the language (or dialect) of the culture. You brought up a lot of valid points which reflect my lack of empathetic effort in reply to his post, as well as displayed great dexterity in
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If you watch the video he posted, it sounds a lot like a product unveilment, hence my question, followed by my thoughts so my post did not seem like empty criticism. There is no singular purpose of HN. People post their businesses and their
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eezurr
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It should be noted that John quit the company in 1997 and sold his idea for $50,000; so him speaking quite openly about his thoughts make sense. Off topic: I think we've tipped over to the other side of the "convenience/human
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The body (ie the brain) is amazing at adapting to its environment. One thing to keep in mind is that as unhealthy food becomes the norm for a person, their brain sets a new baseline for how much of this food it thinks the body can handle (s
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eezurr
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HN Mods why are you allowing click bait headlines on here? You're throwing another rock into the net we're carrying every time you allow this. Some day the master fisherman are going to get sick of carrying rocks. ie, I come here
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I'm guilty of not reading the article, but I find pleasure in poking apart statistical analysis. There are so many things to consider, like average sugar intake of affluent/non-affluent families at the time of the first test and n
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8y ago
Please add an eye dropper (the paint thing that matches the color you click on for the pencil)
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This is something I have been thinking about (and mindfully being unattached to either side). We know what it's like for society to go through an economic depression and how poverty effects developing countries, and I think it's p
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I would guess that what the monk is communicating is that to think about "what does it mean" is to separate oneself from the meaning (i.e. the experience), which is the opposite of Zen. The goal is for you to be your true self. Th
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The book was right about it being suicidal, but before ww1 did we have any evidence for this?
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This is great, and congrats! I have also moved away from a google eyes. Just for comparison though, Google is serving about 3.5 billion searches a day.
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And the development blog for the lazy: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&u=http://...
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Custom Windows 2000 Patch Project for (mostly) Modern Use
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I disagree in some scenarios. If someone has no market access or cannot afford an album or song, then the record label is not losing any money because the sale wouldn't have happened. More importantly, because the cost to copy a file i
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Manifest Destiny
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As it turns out, I created a slight variant of Wheel factorization. Surprisingly this did not up in any of the prime number/number theory articles I came across.
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Thanks for the feedback :) Where would one go to release something like this? I don't have a university network to reach out to, nor do I have a network of mathematician friends. Should I create a PDF and post on ArXiv?
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I ask for both reasons. If there is a chance that this pattern could break RSA, I wouldn't be in a hurry to release it.
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Ask HN: If a pattern existed for Prime Numbers, would RSA et similar be secure?
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Im getting "There are currently no vacancies at the Department." And a Javascript "Error" message.
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This reminds me of a short novel I had to read back in elementary school. I think it was called "Thunder Rolling in the Mountains" (yes). The Native Americans were fleeing the colonials all the way up to the Canadian boarder. Late
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I never been in the armed forces, but I understand well enough that joining the army is a sacrifice in many ways, including one's agency in respect to those above you to make good and bad decisions in an morally indifferent and complex
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If every person was the same on the average, then we would not have targeted advertising. Google/Facebook et al would not have invested millions (or billions?) of dollars in building a targeted ad network. The evidence is against you i
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Note: I am responding to comments here, haven't read the article yet. Utopia is not possible because the desires and wants of millions of people (focusing on a country) don't overlap with everyone else's 100%, or sometimes no
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