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Computer AI makes sense of psychedelic trips(newscientist.com)
1 points by gringomorcego 14y ago|0 comments
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
I'm sincerley interested in the ycombinator response. I found out about this after searching for nginx/apache alternaitives, and it seems to domeinate everything except the ram usage of nginx.
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
True enough. But how many hours of life has ie sucked from developers? I mean ms purposefully held back the development of multiple internet standards, they deserve what they get imho, ideals or not.
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
Jesus christ, this sense of entitlement is fucking nuts. Do you have a computer? Can it access the web? Is it less than 5 years old? Congratulations, you have a pretty amazing computer that should be able to do most things pretty reasonably
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
Dude, did you read the thesis? It's the main blue part at the top, like every paper in Nature. It says that local ecosystems are known to go through critical transitions, and that what's make these transitions remarkable is that the tipping
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Kune: a GWT federated social network(kune.ourproject.org)
2 points by gringomorcego 14y ago|0 comments
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
I think people are ignoring the end plan. Native Client isn't for running apps quickly. It's for finally letting Google create a sandbox that they can run their own browser in. Probably won't happen until HVM support is growing at a certain
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
Because it's their forum? I really don't get it. I mean, could Zagat have gotten away with this in the pre-internet era? "Hey man, love your restaurant, but each star costs $100."
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
I wonder if anyone actually understood what the one child policy would have. I mean, was this predictable? Did the Chinese government know it was going to create this situation?
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
Again, will PJ please explain why her anonymity is necessary today? It's been too long with this charade, we need to know the benefactors.
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
where is the perl one-liner :P?
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
Thank you so much for ESK! It's really helped me get started in emacs. Also, could you think about adding undo-tree as a default for ESK? I really feel like that would be a worthy addition.
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
I wish Jeff Bezos quit being such a dictating dick when it came to the home page. I mean seriously, I fucking love amazon, why the hell is it so fucking unintuitive and feel like a time traveling 95 site.
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
A very good point. Nobody likes talking about how owning >50% of the nodes let's you decide the fate of the network...
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
Well I think the article hints at the real benefits from type systems. They took longer in the beginning understanding the type system, but made up for it later on by being able to finish in the same amount of time. Static systems be ballin
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Ask HN: What's your reason for doing a startup?
6 points by gringomorcego 14y ago|5 comments
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
Yeah, but come on, everyone knows how counterproductive this is. Flame and Stuxnet have been rumored to have been US/Israeli sponsored for a while; the confirmation is no real surprise. What surprises me is how stupid this shit is. I mean s
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
Germany still passes screwed up laws, but in terms of privacy they are leading the charge. Catching up is a matter of when, not if.
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Ask HN: How do you keep yourself organized?
5 points by gringomorcego 14y ago|3 comments
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
a patent-pending service as well
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Ask HN: WTF is up with the lack of outrage about CISPA?
3 points by gringomorcego 14y ago|2 comments
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
I think we've entered the world of "state your thesis and conclusion in simple words" If you can't give a good gist about something in less than a paragraph, you don't know what you're talking about.
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
I spent a minute before clicking that link trying to figure out wtf it meant. All I could think of was how serving lobster to your employees is considered the new comic sans. An interesting world to think about, if I may say so.
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
yeah I thoguht it was bs too for a while. then I met my boss. holy shit. he lucid dreamed every day. said it was awesome. just remember, you have to take notes about your dreams if you want to remember them. do it every morning first thing.
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
I started seizing a bit when I looked at the example code. I'm sure it's awesome, but friggin come on. There's more to life than algol 2.0.
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
that's what happens when you don't fight for what you want. they let others rule the nfc area, what the hell did they think was going to happen.
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
default, at least it's true for me to, and I never set anything
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
is stripe only available to us customers trying to buy through your site? or only us startups, and all of their customers?
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
hope they get rid of that global write lock first...
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by gringomorcego 14y ago
Okay, semi-related: Why is the speed of the Go compiler so important? Why not just use an incremental compiler? Why the hell would you want to recompile a 100k+ line program when there are known better alternatives? Just doesn't make sense

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