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What neurons tell us about the 'hipster effect' when contrarians look the same(washingtonpost.com)
127 points by huherto 12y ago|44 comments
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by huherto 12y ago
> The downside of the emphasis on practicality was that the language always suffered from incoherence IMHO, it was coherent. But the syntax is wierd (may be usage of symbols $%@{}[] ) for people unfamiliar with it. I haven't done bi
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by huherto 12y ago
They would be selected from the pool of all the citizens in the district. And it should be obligatory. Sort of like Jury Duty. yes. sequestration.
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by huherto 12y ago
I guess Randomized solutions seem very attractive for us. I have thought about it, but the problem I see is that once selected the citizens can be bribed and they may be uniformed about complex issues. An alternative idea is to follow the j
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by huherto 12y ago
It is not the case for Mexico. Mexico has plenty of oil reserves. But, the war between cartels is a different phenomena. Not everything revolves around oil.
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by huherto 12y ago
The first thing I do in the morning at work is to set goals for the day. Very small concrete goals. 1 to 5 things that you can do in a day. As long as you work on the right things and make constant progress, you should be ok.
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by huherto 12y ago
If I am allowed to make a wild guess(wishfull). It is the mennonites. They have a farming culture. They are very good at building their own communities and Detroit is located next to some of the largest fresh water lakes in the world. In fa
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by huherto 12y ago
The field of Data Science is so wide and there are many techniques. How do you decide on what to specialize since you don't know which techniques are going to be needed to solve your next problem?
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by huherto 12y ago
Anyone could. But it takes a long time. Most people won't do it.
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by huherto 12y ago
This is why I think Detroit is in a better position than most people think. Just give the city back to nature and it will flourish again.
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by huherto 12y ago
true. But it is going to be too late by then.
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by huherto 12y ago
I think the fact that AIDS has not going airborne in 30 years is very good news. But eboloa is different, we don't how easily it will become airborne.
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by huherto 12y ago
Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
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by huherto 12y ago
How would the hydrogen be used? Directly as a fuel, or as a means to create electricity ?
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by huherto 12y ago
It like saying that a political system based on autocratic capable and benevolent dictator is better than a democratic system. The problem is how to ensure that the dictator remains benevolent.
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by huherto 12y ago
Something that has always bother me is why poo is not part of the equation. Do feces have no calories ?
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by huherto 12y ago
Do we have evidence that the millennial generation on the deep south also has liberal values?
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by huherto 12y ago
Why would we want to separate people ? Al contrario. We want to use testing to identify holes and other areas of opportunity. To help the teachers teach better and the students to learn better.
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by huherto 12y ago
They are. My guess is that they are images automatically encoded into C++ files so they can compiled and linked with the rest of the software.
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by huherto 12y ago
It is a piece of history. It is also a great story. The young boy outshines the great scholar. I still think that Tanenbaum might have been right. But the forces of the open source movement were too great, beyond our wildest dreams and were
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by huherto 12y ago
I think the human was hoping for a good shot when he let the Monkey play with it.
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by huherto 12y ago
He did more than owning the camera. He set up the camera and let the monkey play with it, hoping to get lucky with a great shot.
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by huherto 12y ago
Since the Monkey cannot hold the Copyright. Lets suppose you drop your Camera and at that moment you get a great photograph. It was mere an accident, but how can somebody argue that you don't own the copyright ?
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by huherto 12y ago
Among other arguments. There was a moment on time when Slated owned the photograph in a very real sense. At that moment he had all the rights to the photograph. It was in his possession. No one could have forced him to release it. He releas
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by huherto 12y ago
I loved this one. I feel is really helping me understand the USA. http://books.google.com/books/about/American_Nations.html?id...
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by huherto 12y ago
pretty interesting. What scares me about licensing is having all the non coding CMM professionals that evolved into Agile that may end up defining the licensing requirements.
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by huherto 12y ago
Oh God. If we ever need to use morse code to fight super intelligent machines. We are doomed.
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by huherto 12y ago
The real advantage is to be able to sleep and rest. Think of all the productivity you loose when you are tired.
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Ask HN: Can you recommend a good open source warehouse management systems
1 points by huherto 12y ago|0 comments
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by huherto 12y ago
Well, that is actually a nice problem to have. - Loose the clients that are problematic. Keep the good clients. Those that pay well, help you learn, and recommend you. - Also, force people to follow a schedule. Don't allow people to wo

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