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by fedeb95 4y ago
The real problem is that people are usually blind: almost nobody reasons about philosophic implications of induction. What I mean is this: can we know that in the portion of knowledge we don't know there isn't an even worse proble
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Disclaimer: I'm not a physicist or even a good mathematician. I've read some things about quantum theory, and other interesting reads is Fritjof Capra's "The Tao of Physics" and Lazslo Mero's "Moral Calcul
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by fedeb95 4y ago
The point isn't big or small packages. Is unregulated public registries. Some quality/security should be enforced. Like some linux distributions do.
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by fedeb95 4y ago
The article should probably read: we should write more simple websites. A few lines of css does the trick, usually. That's what I do in my tiny website http://scriptkid.it I learned from someone who posted here on HN the &l
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by fedeb95 4y ago
This can be fine in two scenarios: - solo dev - enforcing its use in your company Otherwise big messes will inevitably arise. In the second case, new people with their (correct) git workflow will suffer.
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by fedeb95 4y ago
This device isn't really needed. When the water boils put in the pasta and turn off the heat, with the lid on. Wait the usual amount of time. This doesn't work well with pasta that has lots of starch (barilla hasn't much).
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Sumerian culture and specifically the Gilgamesh epic, origami, fishing
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Yes! Thanks a lot
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Ask HN: Past HN post of a website designed like a garden?
1 points by fedeb95 4y ago|3 comments
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by fedeb95 4y ago
I've been using it for years with great pleasure. I don't regret anything about lightroom and photoshop used previously. Some of my pictures I edited with it: http://federicobonfiglio.it
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Software should be the future of functional programming.
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Paywall!
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Squiggles aren't AI generated. Winning awards in literature means very little (time survival is what means to me. And given two people you'll get different definitions of what meaning is...)
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Experienced programmers may not need to solve those riddles. Try measuring performance at complex problems they face everyday. I don't mean to know that all seniors perform better at this task. But at least measure something of interes
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Take every Michelangelo that accomplished something and make an article about it? How is this useful? Take every scientist called Albert and make an article about it? Same name isn't interesting...
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Very bad and useless title. Tell me what the article talks about and not clickbaity things, which aren't even that much of a bait given he's a pretty well known artist.
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by fedeb95 4y ago
"Says"
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Good point. Alas I sometimes find highly upvoted posts not that interesting, like this one. Almost as if there was some kind of bot, or if people upvote uninteresting stuff sometimes. Whichever best fits Occam's razor
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Interesting, those looking for similar ideas may look into memetic theory. "The meme machine" by Blackmore and not exactly related but a great book that invented the word meme is "The selfish gene" by Dawkins
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by fedeb95 4y ago
is there the need for a blog post saying a command has a specific usage given how the unix philosophy is exactly to have many composable specialised commands ?
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by fedeb95 4y ago
This post is just pure ignorance of what dd is about. Try messing around with operative systems and not just being the cool guy with a terminal and you'll see that dd is useful. dd is pretty standard if you know it. Just because it isn
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by fedeb95 4y ago
It's just another "nothing is free" lesson. Nothing is free
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Good point, actually
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Ask HN: Am I the only one not caring about GitHub Copilot?
52 points by fedeb95 4y ago|59 comments
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by fedeb95 4y ago
While I generally agree, there are two problems with the scan example. First, a survey on twitter isn't exactly good data to base an opinion on. Second, even if the majority would scan the defaults, you still don't know the likeli
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by fedeb95 4y ago
I don't find this to be true. Have used eclipse for four years, IntelliJ for three. IntelliJ is never slow and it's very easy to remove and add modules, this way you can keep the workspace clean. Also eclipse took ages to open, tw
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by fedeb95 4y ago
HN, though there's some degree of clickbait. Otherwise books
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by fedeb95 4y ago
I might try. The article is indeed well written, but seems to confuse Nietzsche's biography with Nietzsche's ideas. In literature and philosophy it's good to know biography to better understand where thoughts might have come
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Please note that much of the books we consider valuable today were neglected at the time of publication. Being a best seller doesn't say much about its value.
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Please sustain your claim that there isn't science into the study of human evolution. Some rigor is indeed possible, it's pretty easy to say there isn't looking from the outside. Sure you can't apply fancy statistics or

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