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by jd115 5y ago
This isn't really saying anything. What does exist then?
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by jd115 5y ago
What I really want to know is what can I use to diff XML files, semantically?
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by jd115 5y ago
Is there also "one factor alone" in predicting stock market performance? Foreign-exchange rates? Lottery numbers?
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'Giant arc' stretching 3.3B light-years across the cosmos shouldn't exist(livescience.com)
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The Most Irrational Number(slate.com)
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A brief history of people losing their minds in Antarctica(gq.com)
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One of World’s Greatest Hidden Fortunes Is Wiped Out in Days(bloomberg.com)
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Why Ships Keep Crashing(theatlantic.com)
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Hubble Telescope Captures a Rare Asteroid Worth 70k Times the Global Economy(robbreport.com)
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by jd115 6y ago
I'm the other way around. I've always found it very hard to convince myself of when and how exactly collectivism is better than individualism. To me, one person is infinitely powerful. Add more than one and limitations begin. By t
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Scientists may have solved ancient mystery of 'first computer'(theguardian.com)
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Researchers Levitated a Small Tray Using Nothing but Light(wired.com)
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by jd115 6y ago
This sounds awesome. What does it do?
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Some practical software engineering guidelines(corebrief.com)
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Navalny's closing defense arguments (in English)(twitter.com)
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Toyota forges ahead with 8.25m vehicle goal despite chip crunch(asia.nikkei.com)
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Building back greener post-Covid-19(miningreview.com)
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Chinese TikTok rival Kuaishou could raise over $5B in Hong Kong IPO(cnbc.com)
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SoftBank Managing Partner Colin Fan Steps Back from Vision Fund(msn.com)
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by jd115 6y ago
Thank you, I wasn't familiar with Ellis. What a delightful chap!
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by jd115 6y ago
It can't possibly mean anything, because it isn't possible. I say this as someone who has been very much "into" this stuff for decades, I have studied scores of religions, practices and philosophies, and have become some
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Fragments of energy may be the fundamental building blocks of the universe(theconversation.com)
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Free Python Code Reviews(linkedin.com)
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What were these Roman objects used for?(celticnz.co.nz)
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Ramanujan’s Garden(scienceandnonduality.com)
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Ask HN: What kind(s) of information are difficult to find on the Internet?
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Ask HN: What book do you hope to write one day?
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by jd115 6y ago
> I'd say real world is much simpler than that. There's stuff that happened, and there are consequences - just because the consequences may not be fully computable in the amount of time and effort anyone is willing to expend on
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by jd115 6y ago
There's a bigger issue here, apart from the outdated advice. It's just BAD advice to begin with. What it signals is lack of tech savvy in the investors. It does not in any way shape or form signal any lack of financial savvy on th
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by jd115 6y ago
Growing up in eastern Europe in the 80's, I learned to program in Basic on a "Pravetz 82" - an almost exact replica of the Apple II in all but name, except every single component and material used was manufactured in Bulgaria

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