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hokus
8y ago
For the robot overlords to take over.
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hokus
8y ago
radiation
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hokus
8y ago
There is a "white man can't dance" joke inthere but I cant think of it right now.
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hokus
8y ago
I haven't benched it in a while but as far as I know setTimeout and setInterval can have an extra delay depending on [what I call] browser pain. I measure this delay to set the pace of computationally heavy tasks. I also consider it a
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hokus
8y ago
modify some farming equipment. First separate sand from plastic by washing it then float it though a vibrating tank to sort it. What part of the technology belongs on the tractor will have to be figured out over time. If you separate it by
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8y ago
In 2018 it is reasonably hard to find RSS feeds. There are no good directories, people are not sharing their OPML files (not in articles nor <link> elements) Finding smaller websites in 2018 is even harder. There are no good directori
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hokus
8y ago
guys! IRC still works!
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8y ago
I think if you combine the existing formulas and add a few new ones with similar issues it can add up to something. Personally, while I understand no one can take it seriously, I think our private components would be a better fit than faces
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hokus
8y ago
keep trying until the unfair advantages line up :P
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8y ago
Create various difficulties with speed and an amounts of wild cards. I got really bored and quit when it dropped me a bunch of letters that couldn't be made into words in any order. The interface is also shit. Holding down the down but
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8y ago
It's not for everyone I guess. To me that sounded appealing and adventurous. It's not like, if you screw up, you will be stuck in the aftermath the rest of your life.
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8y ago
The trick is this" if you look into a bright light you cant see the rest of the room anymore. Its a kind of forced feeding. Not that the designers of our world are guilty of some sinister CONSPIRACY. They simply see awful-white as the
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8y ago
I thought about that crosstalk or more like: "how make noise between "to small" transistors useful?". My gut says we can. We might have to deal with incorrect results that require repeating the operation 3+ times. The us
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Map of bushfires in Australia
(myfirewatch.landgate.wa.gov.au)
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8y ago
The answer is easy: Try searching * in google, n see what you find.
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8y ago
About as safe as early factories. To take the discussion further off topic (sorry) It is quite easy to limit speed to the maximum allowed speed in a country. Its not hard to make a system that requires switching into city or highway mode wi
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hokus
8y ago
A video demonstrating the process would be very useful.
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8y ago
Let me debunk that for you. We want a system optimized for transportation. We do not want a system optimized for wealth extraction. Say someone is buying a house. He will look for the stuff he needs. If they have kids that have to go to sch
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8y ago
Here is a dumb thought I just had. What if in stead of a giant stack of hard to nav papers... ...what if in stead each discipline would aim to publish a book????! Each chapter would highlight the most important components of which the full
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8y ago
I like a mental model like a real world factory storage: If you have few kinds of objects you just go with random placement. If you end up looking for things you organize them alphabetically. When that gets to annoying you number the locati
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8y ago
Isolate usergroups by year of registration. i.e. If you sign up in 2018 by default you end up on the 2018 user HN. Then have next to the next button buttons to go to the next/previous year. That way old people can finally talk about th
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8y ago
Austerity! Of course! That we can all just live here for free has to be the main flaw of the system. Few here earn their keep. Yes, I'm looking at you HN reader! Lets set up a stock exchange for articles and with a stock exchange I mea
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8y ago
Why would a new user post anything? Correct or not, I don't think one would expect their submissions to be picked up. For those who do there is always?: https://news.ycombinator.com/noobstories
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8y ago
Make new into the front page then unlock access to the real HN by reading X articles for Y seconds and upvoting Z of them. Then have 1000 euro/month pro accounts to bypass having to work for your precious.
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8y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20180502001551/https://queue.acm....
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8y ago
no no, the country should be represented by some American. IMHO the only offensive part is how they took so much time to do it. That part is very nasty.
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8y ago
Great stuff, let them get back to game mechanics.
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hokus
8y ago
At times I joke on irc that I could write a bot that makes more interesting conversation than the people there.
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8y ago
I'm no founder, I never found anything. I do have a lot of hats. Safe to say, non of them are very fancy. The article writing hat is, you guessed it, made of paper. I've reduced the rules to a single one (where reduced is a lie th
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8y ago
I fear this apathy was also someones invention.
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