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by hans1729 6y ago
was about to ask "how are you not running wsl yet" :) if you have any questions, hmu, I switched deliberately to windows 10 from macos on my worklaptop, because wsl + vscode is evil black magic
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This put a smile on my face, happy holidays
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Theres always been some level of astroturfing going on here, which seems pretty much unavoidable. HN has a very unique and in more than one way influential audience, so it's a relevant platform for lots of groups who want to push their
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by hans1729 6y ago
Love how polarizing this is on HN. Half the comments are afraid of their precious data being leeched, other half is divided into "eww" and "this is amazing" :-) I'm stuck in "Loading your music library...Spotif
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From someone who uses a newest gen xps for work (and an mba privately): that's just comparing apples and oranges at this point. Apple is not in the "Laptop" game, Apple is playing their own game. And good on them, because a l
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by hans1729 6y ago
Nothing really new in this post, not sure how this still makes the top of hn. Don't buy the pro, buy the air. The fan is a negative, not a positive, and the case is a lot more handy. Also, real buttons. I was one of the people who li
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by hans1729 6y ago
>But many of us need Chromium/Chrome. It’s the IE of the 2020s, and sometimes Firefox doesn’t quite cut it I'm aware that this is an unpopular stance in certain circles, but I wouldn't touch Firefox with a pipe wrench. Chr
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Technology itself does not and will never solve social problems.
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by hans1729 6y ago
Replying to an article that lists a variety of studies with "we just don't know" doesn't really do your audience here justice tbh
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>I’m all for human intimacy, but can’t I just like the world in general? What an insufferable and tangled mess this article is. Sorry if this answer starts off as merely dismissive rambling, but seriously, that article is, from the start
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by hans1729 6y ago
There is an episode where you essentially directly pay with attention. Each episode is different, often inducing "mind fuck" with respect to alternative futures based on differing societal or behavioral standards
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by hans1729 6y ago
Lets hope they push through with it and follow up with Google. Its about time - its ridiculous how incredibly powerful these institutions have become. Question: is there an argument not to split up these gigantic corporations?
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Yes sure, but in the scope of geostrategic developments, opening with Germany and France totally makes sense with regards to the general public, as they won't read NL and think "oh, it's on".
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by hans1729 6y ago
That's very much the tone I get when listening to any german public figure within the political game talking about these things. Sadly, at this point I wouldn't even expect a solid strategy, it's gonna be blatant actionism. B
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by hans1729 6y ago
>The signatories include Belgium, Croatia, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Italy, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal and Slovenia. GER and FR are just bigger names
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by hans1729 6y ago
My intuition for deeplearning was exactly that, statistical inference of underlying mechanisms. But I haven't read the paper yet, so you might be right
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by hans1729 6y ago
Wait, you thought of all places on the internet, hackernews would forget about your posts? :-D
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>Those need to be tackled too before I would consider protein folding 'solved' Semantics. From a systemtheoretical point of view, dynamic folding is an abstraction of static folding; solve (i.e. understand the underlying mechan
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by hans1729 6y ago
> I bet you will get a job too. The same way that Hollywood is simply making remakes and people are accepting this as new. A Nuclear bomb would be nice right about now. Covid was not enough humble pie
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by hans1729 6y ago
Hi! I registered and tried to message you, but that feature is still being implemented :-) Curious to see the progression from here on, great job!
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Always leave the code better than you found it(letterstoanewdeveloper.com)
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by hans1729 6y ago
Care to elaborate?
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Sicily asks Cuba to send medics as Italy fights second Covid wave(theguardian.com)
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Ubuntu successfully virtualized on M1(forums.macrumors.com)
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by hans1729 6y ago
Hey man, I'm using the xps with 64 Gigs. Good luck with yours. It's a great laptop, but I can't wait for my m1 air with 16 gigs, because for mobility, I'm missing the outrageous stability that macos and Apples hardware a
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by hans1729 6y ago
We'll see about that (with respect to pixel density and efficiency). I'm typing this on a 4k xps 15, and while the display is great, the battery cost is extreme. There would be no meaningful advantage in an 8k-display of the same
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by hans1729 6y ago
Any hardened ceo/president-targeted model from, say, Mercedes should keep you busy for more than a couple of minutes
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by hans1729 6y ago
This goes both ways, there are plenty of people who don't take covid serious but fear the health-consequences of vaccines. There's probably a name for the phenomenon. If not, let me propose "The duality of Hans"
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> 'There is going to be no competition' this is what some of the intricate systems related to technological progress and markets we're dealing with converge on, yes. In these terms, I'd rather look at this with a diff
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by hans1729 6y ago
800 for the dose, 300 for a list of other things on the bill, and you're required by law to get the injection today . if you can't afford it, that's prison time, where you'll get the vaccinee but also need to work for t

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