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imcoconut
9y ago
It's interesting that you point that out. I remember reading that in his day Bach was widely renowned at improvisation.
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Thank you for the excellent description
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If she were writing a mathematical proof then I would agree with you. From a logical standpoint stating "white male bigots should be fired" doesn't say anything about non-white non-male bigots. However, in normal discourse co
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9y ago
After all the positive sentiment in this thread I signed up with the cloud service for a side project. I have to say the UX is beautiful and easy to use. Also, the setup was easier, and performance better than any other provider I was testi
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9y ago
> Every single thing in your post makes zero sense Not true. Most of the post makes sense. Trustlessness and decentralization are pretty much the only benefits to bitcoin and others like it. There are obviously real costs for these featu
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imcoconut
9y ago
only on HN.
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imcoconut
9y ago
Before the reaearch endeavor, the company had x more dollars in cash. They bore the cost with the expectation that it would generate cash flows in the future (to hopefully more than offset the cost). The dollar cost was likely quite large.
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9y ago
It's a simular situation on the mac os. I remember reading a post here a little while back about some security flaw in the new mac os that allowed unauthorized access to root. The fact that i have to go through the process you deacribe
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9y ago
Could not agree with this more.
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9y ago
Transactions in bitcoin, eg sending a bitcoin from one wallet to another, occur on the blockchain and are decentralized. The fiat value of bitcoin, however, is determined by supply and demand for that bitcoin-fiat cross, just like anything
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imcoconut
9y ago
This comment is extremely insightful and actionable. Thank you.
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imcoconut
9y ago
Welcome to hn :)
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> Can't we just examine the existing literature and add our own thoughts without suggesting some grand "rewrite"?
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9y ago
Wow, i never considered this but it makes sense and i imagine is very effective. Do you know of any well documented cases of this (though by its nature, any case of this is probably not well documented)?
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9y ago
This sounds more like a fault of the parents than of the society. "The Constructs of Society" seems like too vague a notion to be able to measure or determine its impact. A person may be dissuaded from pursuing something because &
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imcoconut
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are there any significant benefits over matplotlib?
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9y ago
same, has helped tremendously
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9y ago
Unless the business is a tech company selling enterprise software. If, as other commenters have mentioned, their software is subsumed by cheap or free open alternatives, that could be detrimental.
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9y ago
Do you have any thoughts on tezos [0], which claims to have a formally verifiable language for its blockchain contracts? [0] https://www.tezos.com/
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Could you elaborate on this? By "resolving the powers" do you mean magnitude of interacting forces? And by correct dimensions do you mean spatial dimensions?
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Ray Peat addresses the science better than anyone I've read. He's a biology phd from University of Oregon with a specialization in biochemistry, physiology, and endocrinology. Many of his ideas are not the mainstream but everythi
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9y ago
> as guilded the cage is, it's still a cage
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Depends on the software. In general infrastructure has a much higher liability associated with it, as a failed bridge, road, or building, will quickly kill/injure those making use of it. I could see a similar situation arise for, say,
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I remembr a discussion here recently regarding "p-hacking". With so many thousands of genes, aren't a fair number going to be correlated or predictive with statistical significance by sheer probability?
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Aside from the fact that it is in their terms and doing so would violate said terms, I don't see the issue with google prioritizing their own properties over others. Search is a feee service offered by a private company. Users of searc
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This looks awesome. Does anyone have any opinions on how this compares to pycharm for similar IDE functionality and jupyter support?
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I was citing in case anyone reading was unaware of his mathematical chops. That's a fair point. I'm not one for argument by authority. My point with his discovery is that he's empirically demonstrated a capability of uncoveri
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But if the person who called all 20 flips properly is a math PHD who discovered the Chern–Simons secondary characteristic classes of 3-manifolds which has had a profound effect on modern physics[0] - I might think they've figured out s
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I wish i could give 2 upvotes
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9y ago
Where?
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