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by kelvin0 5y ago
We should focus on giving ALL humans a nurturing environment and allow them to grow to achieve their full potential and in turn be able to share their talents to help others. There is pain, sorrow. There is also place to grow and live a mea
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by kelvin0 5y ago
There can only be 1 Linus. Copy cats need not apply.
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by kelvin0 5y ago
I spoke with many French who moved to Canada (there are many in the last decade or so). And 99% mention that North American culture is much less rigid than French culture and there are much more opportunities over here. They mention it&#x27
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Downvote to oblibion; but I've tried so many times to post stuff on HN, and this is the kind of useless trash that 'sticks' ... rant out!
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Aside from my original comment, can't say I've seen or read anything else about C)
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by kelvin0 6y ago
There seems to be 2 types of discussion about Bitcoin I've read so far: A) 95% of the discussions and focus on the strict monetary value of the Bitcoin as an investment and financial gains. B) 5% are related to ideological concepts of
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by kelvin0 6y ago
* sigh *
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Imagine you're working at MS and have to build/run windows from VS.
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by kelvin0 6y ago
I've heard it called : dancing with the dragon. Refers to the 'power' it gives to developers to soar high on a dragon and wield unknown riches and promise for a time. Then sometime the dragon coughs, and well you get burned t
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by kelvin0 6y ago
I also remember a post on HN about Chris Granger's Lightable IDE? http://lighttable.com/ https://www.chris-granger.com/lighttable/ Although as ground breaking, it does not seemt to have 'take
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Adding more noise, confusion and fear. I think the socio-economic issues underlying many of these misguided attempts are to blame. Take someone with any type of mental health issue, put them in an unstable financial situation without any su
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by kelvin0 6y ago
There is a reason why so many people who have made their mark in history are deemed to be crazy kooks (at first anyways). When you start following your intuition and powers of observation (yourself, and others), you tend to diverge from mai
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by kelvin0 6y ago
You make 7 figures income and programming is nothing more than a job for you? Where do you work?
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by kelvin0 6y ago
A whore? In the sense of prostitution? Time for money? Or money at the cost of your integrity? Real curious.
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Recruiters are caught between a rock (potential employer) and a hard place (recruiting prospect). They are also 'blind' in a sense, since most recruiters have very little idea what to look for in a candidate other from the usual s
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Impressive and well written article. But unfortunately I get an error message when attempting to run from a cmd line in Windows 10. C:\Users\Foo>emulator.com -t life.com "This app can't run on your PC" Maybe I missed somet
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Another researcher I was following along these lines, and it faded away: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_G._Nocera --- "Sun Catalytix, a startup for development of the artificial leaf. The company was bought
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Are there artificially high IQs? As opposed to a 'naturally' high IQ? Also missing from you list: - Hard work? - Dedication? - A 'can do' attitude? In the end it's easy to remove yourself from the race by rationaliz
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Wow, this is stunning! Now if I forgo sleep for the next 5 years, I might be able to finally finish that hacking/reverse engineer project I've been putting off ...
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Just look at some intractable problems in (T)ime, become almost trivial in (F)requency. Or the Laplace transform, brilliant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laplace_transform
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by kelvin0 6y ago
I interpret this as: We are sovereign entities and we need to be able to use technology without having to worry about any backdoors and other threats to our national security. As such we're going to build our own tech, and we might eve
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by kelvin0 6y ago
So the Fed and central banks are going to relinquish their control of the money supply? What's the saying: when hell freezes over...? They will fight this tooth and nail until they finally get control of it somehow. Or keep it buried d
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by kelvin0 6y ago
We all have the capacity to think for ourselves, once we start trusting our 'instinct/little voice/intuition' and not doubting ourselves into oblivion. We need to unlearn our bad habits, not necessarily search for some s
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Possibly this: When a key is pressed, a key-code can be read from your program to detect the event and the associated key. Pressing 2 keys (as described in this case it seems) has it's own key-code, instead of a combination of the 2 ke
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Takedown attempts on the web are the equivalent of trying to remove urine from a public pool using a net.
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Wondering how much of that article is correlated to this other one: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/minority-report/2014...
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by kelvin0 6y ago
When I read stuff like this I always simultaneously have the intro song to 'Benny Hill' play in my head. https://youtu.be/zQf2TiwBFHo
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by kelvin0 6y ago
It's almost a universal law, if there's a loophole or way to do something the 'wrong' way, someone, somewhere will find a way to abuse it.
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by kelvin0 6y ago
Wow, you mean ELIZA was not a real shrink? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA Always surprising what people expect from ML!

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