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by jaddood 9y ago
One should read Brave New World by Aldous Huxley after this.
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by jaddood 9y ago
Why not introduce some sort of AI to it and get it to understand more what one wants to do?
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by jaddood 9y ago
Misleading title
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by jaddood 9y ago
I didn't know pretty much anything about linear algebra, but by watching the series, I felt deep enlightenment. Also, the videos they have done about topology really made me believe everything is, in essence, geometry.
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by jaddood 9y ago
That's the whole point of the article. The author is saying the exact same thing. I think you misunderstood it.
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by jaddood 9y ago
Great article! I always feel this way, but not many understand me!
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The 'microscopic' planner that will ease your life(github.com)
1 points by jaddood 9y ago|0 comments
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by jaddood 10y ago
Exactly. It looks like. You can't just blame authorities because they arrested him for investigation while the only thing you know is that it looks like he hasn't written them.
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by jaddood 10y ago
I disagree almost completely with the article. From my experience, it is almost always an over complication of learning to study a lot at home and to take notes in a special way or whatever. What you should do, in my opinion, is to focus al
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by jaddood 10y ago
What about self-taught programmers that get all the materials from the Internet?
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by jaddood 10y ago
Related: calibre https://github.com/kovidgoyal/calibre
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by jaddood 10y ago
Simply: wonderful article
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by jaddood 10y ago
I agree that the time of smartphone innovation is gone, and I'd argue it's been gone since years, but still breathing the last breaths. On the other hand, I do not think AI is the next big thing. It is a good candidate to be so, b
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by jaddood 10y ago
I don't think it's too difficult to be done by one person, though I am bot surr
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by jaddood 10y ago
Why not both?
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Ask HN: What resources do you use to learn CS
4 points by jaddood 10y ago|0 comments
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by jaddood 10y ago
Great website! Thanks for sharing!
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by jaddood 10y ago
LISP has no syntactic sugar. It only shows you the important parts, and it does so purely: it shows them just as they are.
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by jaddood 10y ago
The writer has good taste
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by jaddood 10y ago
It all depends on your ability to model things. In the case where that ability is perfect (which may not exist,) all the "macroscopic" elements of reality you recognize are as true as their "microscopic" elements. That
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by jaddood 10y ago
"Wasting their time"
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by jaddood 10y ago
Taskwarrior is a powerful task manager, but it's in most cases excessively complicated while the features are not used. This one is simple enough for ordinary use.
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Show HN: Finally a simple task manager for console(github.com)
1 points by jaddood 10y ago|2 comments
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by jaddood 10y ago
So basically it's the government using private institutions for space too now. Welcome! (Sarcastic)
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by jaddood 10y ago
I think the American mindset in regards to the law and the state itself, especially that set forth by the founding fathers, is that the people are those who make laws and enforce them, so this mindset asks for a revolt to the state as a rep
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by jaddood 10y ago
Actually, considering the effects of dark matter, it seems (at least to me) to be a great candidate for what you're talking about.
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by jaddood 10y ago
What happens to all this information if an earthquake happens, and that's probably even more of a concern when digging deeper. Don't you think?
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by jaddood 10y ago
So... no one comments for privacy reasons or what? You have to know something: it is true that they are powerful and dangerous, but knowing that and fearing it, without having the greatest hope in change means you're even weaker, and
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by jaddood 10y ago
So what's the main reason?