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Ask HN: What's up with this type of superannoying ads?
3 points by globalrev 18y ago|4 comments
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by globalrev 18y ago
Or do some hacking...
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by globalrev 18y ago
Clojure is a different philosophy than Erlang but still relevant since it is LISP + concurrency + it runs on the JVM so you get access to all those nice JAVA libraries.
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by globalrev 18y ago
Seems he has chosen sites which use a concept that might be big but he has chosen the less known ones that use that concept.
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Awesome explanation of Bayesian probability(yudkowsky.net)
40 points by globalrev 18y ago|11 comments
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by globalrev 18y ago
i meant that some singularitists seem more reliogious about it that scientific. i have no real opinion whether it will happen or not.
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by globalrev 18y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_singularity == Atheism?
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Why were Lisp machines so expensive?
12 points by globalrev 18y ago|10 comments
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by globalrev 18y ago
So how should I write: "I think I have seen such data before" 1: I think I have seen data like that before 2: I think I have seen that kind of data before
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by globalrev 18y ago
Unfortuneately that seems to be needed to be pointed out. Why do people insist on calling things startups when it is just a cool app that will never make any money?
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How can people not use Firefox 3?
4 points by globalrev 18y ago|11 comments
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by globalrev 18y ago
ok, then it is indeed very cool. so they had this feature from the beginning?
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by globalrev 18y ago
is express any algorhitm == do any possible computation?
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by globalrev 18y ago
Seriously? So if someone else has the email george.bush@gmail.com and you have georgebush@gmail.com which email will g.eorgebush@gmail.com be sent to?
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by globalrev 18y ago
Hmm I always thought I speak and write english really well. I have also been told so by a number of americans but then it perhaps has been in comparisment perhaps with other europeans :) I am swedish btw.
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by globalrev 18y ago
clojure disagrees? http://clojure.org/state
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Programming parallell systems vs parallell computers
4 points by globalrev 18y ago|4 comments
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by globalrev 18y ago
If it scales yes, why not? If it doesnt, well no ldo. How long would it take for Google to implement something similar?
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Discussion: Reddit worth 12.8 million dollars?
5 points by globalrev 18y ago|5 comments
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by globalrev 18y ago
The point of a big score is not to retire. It is having the privileige of not having to worry about money and being able to do exactly what you want. If I sold a company for 200 million dollars I'd give half of it to charity, keep 10 millio
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by globalrev 18y ago
Scary how true that is too me. But I most of all want to create something to help people and I get very satisfied by solving problems.
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by globalrev 18y ago
Where did I misspell? Anyway I ment measuring the success. How many are actually making money(I mena not just having revenue but revenue > expenses).
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Success of Y Combinator startups?
10 points by globalrev 18y ago|14 comments
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by globalrev 18y ago
Not to be an ass but how hard can they be anyway? Its not a formula like a^2 + b^2 = c^2 it is just some variables that they tweaked until they fit.
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by globalrev 18y ago
old
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by globalrev 18y ago
so maybe the problem was windows then? :)
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I have finally seen the Emacs light
38 points by globalrev 18y ago|78 comments
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by globalrev 18y ago
yous tudy CS and only studied programming in the 2nd year? What languages do you know more? Id say go functional, entirely different, mindexpanding and might be very important in the near future because of concurrency/parallellism. Erlang,
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by globalrev 18y ago
I dont get this. It is computer science and mathematics, seems pretty advanced. And they teach it to 12-year olds? I must be lagging behind... Or is it some sort of genius school?
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Is this for 12-year-olds? I must be lagging behind...(cfep.uci.edu)
1 points by globalrev 18y ago|3 comments

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