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My first Hello World in Ada was 2.3 MB, but I'm sure it was the most safe and reliable Hello World in existence.
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When scientists burn out, that has probably more to do with the continuous grant hunting, bureaucratic nonsense, and backstabbing they're exposed to. When PhD students or postdocs burn out, it's because of underpaid boredom, lack
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Rocket AI: 2016’s Most Notorious AI Launch and the Problem with AI Hype
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OpenAI and Microsoft
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There's something off. Someone used the Berlin Reichstag (parliament building) [1] as the model for the SF City Hall [2]. http://i.imgur.com/s2MmJ8B.jpg [1] http://footage.framepool.com/shotimg/qf&
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It's certainly based on empirical data, projections, and some model assumptions. Urbanization: its drivers (jobs or other opportunities) and consequences (growth faster than the infrastructure or social structure can catch up), the dem
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Not on the right trajectory to retire as a startup billionaire with 30.
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Recent article and discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12612856 (A Hoare Logic for Rust)
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It's in P2P networks (e.g. BitTorrent), where people share content. While you download, you offer what you already have downloaded and that's associated with your IP. And that's their attack vector: you're distributing c
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Thanks for your many book summaries. Love those. Here's another good list: https://sivers.org/book
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Some resources that could be helpful: http://www.howtogermany.com/ http://www.exberliner.com/ http://www.meetup.com/berlin-expats/ Guess one could get help and exchange info there. But
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Compare a proof in a text book or most papers with this: http://us.metamath.org/mpegif/mmset.html
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See https://wiki.haskell.org/OOP_vs_type_classes
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Check out http://www.breakoutlabs.org/
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You might like "The Birth of Plenty", the first chapter is online: http://www.efficientfrontier.com/ef/404/CH1.HTM It's not the pragmatic business POV, but it has some highly interesting considerati
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Use an online translator of your choice for the following: Deutschlandfunk (public broadcasting): http://www.deutschlandfunk.de/rueckkehr-in-den-irak-fluechtl... Tagesschau (public broadcasting, left-leaning): https:/
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It took me two days to read it, so I'll provide a summary: In a corporate hierarchy are the losers (bottom), clueless (middle), and sociopaths (top). Losers: Economic losers in that they prefer a fixed monthly paycheck over their fair
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I do love APL's syntax. It's part of the appeal for me. That said, Red looks like a godsend. I was looking for something I can use without much setup and learning costs, that is small, elegant, efficient, fast, gets the job done,
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"Poor third party code tend to not compile which draw attention to it and is an opportunity to fix it. (...) The lack of compatibility constraints compared to other operating systems makes it possible to make a cleaner implementation.&
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Welcome to the world of disclaimers, trigger warnings, and safe spaces.
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It's called "Black Science Man" and the quote refers to this: http://i.imgur.com/IhASJV2.jpg
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11y ago
Love your website. Keep up the good fight. Thanks.
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Around 100x80x50 cm. Between 30-40 kg (depending on payload). The plan: Rover into the landing module (LM), LM into the rocket, rocket brings us to the right orbit where it releases the LM, from there to the Moon, soft landing.
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I work for the team Part Time Scientists. AMA. There's an older post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9916217
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I'll send you a mail tomorrow. Thanks.
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Okay. May I write you an email to establish the connection? I intended to contact OpenAI later this month, but now that we're talking...
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Do you have info materials about OpenAI I could use in AI events? Will you work with 3rd parties to rise awareness and support, recruit talent and external collaborators (e.g. research groups)?
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Please let me join this thread with an ad for Ada, which belongs to the same family: While I appreciate work on Modula 2, I'd like to point out that Ada (and its subset Spark with a focus on verification) already fulfills the project&#
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http://www.kalzumeus.com/greatest-hits/
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Delicious. I have traumatic experiences with Eclipse from 10+ years ago when I was forced in a uni course to write GUIs in Java. We had 14" CRTs and this IDE cluttered the entire screen, leaving me with a palm-sized field to type code
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