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by klntsky 3y ago
The funny is in how the religious overtone of the subject collides with the usual science-ish manner of wikipedia editors.
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by klntsky 3y ago
I mean articles not contradicting each other. > reality itself has problems consistently representing itself In this case neutral statements could be used.
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by klntsky 3y ago
Wikipedia as an encyclopedia project is a complete failure. It fails to deliver a consistent representatiuon of reality. The basic premise that if there is an open discussion, inconsistencies can eventually be resolved, is false. Not to men
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by klntsky 3y ago
They need to be at least partially transparent to show how the geometry changes within a prism.
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by klntsky 3y ago
How in particular do you think colors should be improved?
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by klntsky 3y ago
What if your business model does not play out? Are you going to start charging fees?
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by klntsky 3y ago
You absolutely can. I recommend selling it as subscription service at launch, with a free demo. Less calculations/simpler workflows. If it allows to save $hundreds, people will be happy to pay $tens. A lot of "lifehack" websi
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by klntsky 3y ago
I have been working on a time killer mobile-first geometric game with a novel gameplay. There are vertical light rays, and optics transforming them are falling from the sky. The goal is to get rid of all the darkness. Preview: https:/
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by klntsky 3y ago
Right, and a good project manager should mandate microdosing.
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by klntsky 3y ago
Changing the architecture gives objective, measurable and predictable gains. Fine-tuning can give you any improvement on a scale of 0%-100%, and you never know in advance. So it is sometimes better to invest resources in a re-design.
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by klntsky 3y ago
> $X is bad > $X bad on purpose > $X is made to appear bad for those who are not die-hard $X fans You just invented a consipracy theory that has surprisingly huge explanative power in modern world
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A puzzle game to quickly find isomorphic graphs(vpavlenko.github.io)
1 points by klntsky 3y ago|0 comments
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by klntsky 3y ago
> he was not interested in developing the stairwell in order to sell it: “I don’t want to contribute to increasing the prices of rent and housing for people. I don’t think it’s net-positive for society. How is taking risk trying to incre
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by klntsky 3y ago
The claim of the WWCYO question universality is based on assumption that all knowledge is derived from experience, and all other information is not true knowledge at all. Some people explicitly would not agree with that. Unrelated to that,
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Apple bans Russian anti-war podcast following request from Roskomnadzor(meduza.io)
16 points by klntsky 3y ago|3 comments
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by klntsky 3y ago
Original link: https://meduza.io/feature/2023/08/05/apple-udalila-podkast-c...
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by klntsky 3y ago
It's never available to anyone in the world. I think all countries have at least one sanctioned other country, because sanctions are usually applied uniformly in a bloc. If you are being in a sanctioned country, good luck applying
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by klntsky 3y ago
I see no contradiction here. A hipster place certainly would not want to let the homeless in to ruin the vibe.
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by klntsky 3y ago
You are assuming that the rest of the researches are interested in exposing them. They may be in the same boat (institutions), paid by the same people to produce similar "research".
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by klntsky 3y ago
In practice, a lot of people are just not compatible with anyone
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by klntsky 3y ago
True, but PS is general purpose while Svelte is a DSL. They did a good job at creating a non-invasive DSL that JS developers can use without much learning
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by klntsky 3y ago
> 150 years in the future I don't want to use something from 150 years ago that "still works", I want something that is new with more capabilities In 150 years you could as well not have anything new on par with the curren
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by klntsky 3y ago
Maybe they are exploiting sunk cost fallacy to get more loyal customers
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by klntsky 3y ago
"If you die in metaverse, you die in real life"
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by klntsky 3y ago
What a nice way to say "get them fired"
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Ask HN: What Laws Limit EULAs?
2 points by klntsky 3y ago|2 comments
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by klntsky 3y ago
But then we will face the original problem: prevalence of fake location spam
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by klntsky 3y ago
It's unbelievable that Notion DB does not have webhooks. And still, your business model depends on these platforms not having features, so your market can be easily captured by them as soon as you grow big enough to be noticed.
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by klntsky 3y ago
> the next generation of spam blogs will (sadly) probably be an improvement over the sea of crap we have now. Maybe even to an extent such that they will be actually useful
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by klntsky 3y ago
That's because you have a server in a western country. Would be surprised if the stats were the same for a server in China.

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