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by kmote00 7y ago
Quote from previous link, in answer to a similar question comparing CAs (1d) to Conway's Life (2d): "The pictures you're looking at, one of the axes is time. One row "becomes" the row below it. Each time-step iterat
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by kmote00 7y ago
"I apologize for the length of my letter. I'm afraid I did not have the time to write a shorter one." -Blaise Pascal (et. al.[1]) [1] https://quoteinvestigator.com/2012/04/28/shorter-letter&#x2F
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by kmote00 7y ago
When you figure that 5000 is equivalent to about 2 folds a week for 50 years, it seems reasonable.
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by kmote00 7y ago
tldr; The Tide Foundation, a non-profit organisation, has developed a mechanism that it says makes passwords exponentially more difficult to crack.
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Tide Protocol – “Splintering” passwords for greater security(computerweekly.com)
3 points by kmote00 7y ago|2 comments
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by kmote00 7y ago
> Why would anyone want to do that? Funny -- I had the opposite response when reading the headline: I can't understand why collaborative authoring isn't ubiquitous in the industry. One of my favorite parts of watching a bloc
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by kmote00 7y ago
Or, similarly, wouldn't it be cool to have a chat app that would detect people in the same geographic location traveling at the same speed. So your contacts would be the other people in the bus or train or plane that you're travel
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by kmote00 7y ago
The only reason I posted this article on HN is because I needed a place to rant about it. Or at least about the title. The author seems to have valid credentials to write on this topic (based on his bio at the bottom), but the title chosen
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It's time you stopped worrying so much about video game addiction(wired.co.uk)
1 points by kmote00 7y ago|1 comments
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by kmote00 8y ago
Apparently this phenomenon predates video games: "For I do not understand my own actions. For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate. Now if I do what I do not want, I agree with the law, that it is good. So now it is
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by kmote00 8y ago
From the ReadMe: "There are many many bugs and this project/product is not at all recommended for production. It is pre-alpha phase!"
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by kmote00 9y ago
Sorry the error seems to be on my phone. I seem to be having trouble with it right now. Including the fact that I can't delete my previous comment
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by kmote00 9y ago
I just spent 5 minutes (on my Samsung phone) trying to download the app from the link you provided. I clicked on the Chrome icon, the Android icon, and one or two others. The only one that seemed to work was the Firefox icon. But I don&#x27
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Ask HN: Why do you believe that your religion/faith/worldview is correct?
13 points by kmote00 9y ago|29 comments
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by kmote00 10y ago
I didn't believe the premise of this article the first time I heard about it. But now that I've encountered it a number of times on the internet, I'm beginning to think it might be true.
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by kmote00 10y ago
Sounds like the folks at 18F are a poster child for this sort of mis-behavior. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/wp/2016/11/02/...
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by kmote00 10y ago
https://concept.research.microsoft.com/Home/Demo
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by kmote00 10y ago
Freebase was mentioned in the article (along with Cyc) and was noted to have 2000 concepts compared to MCG's 5.4 million (and Cyc's 120K).
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by kmote00 10y ago
Washington River Protection Solutions | Richland, WA | ONSITE Position: .NET developer You will be helping to develop a next-generation interactive simulator to project the mission-outcome of a multi-decade, multi-billion-$ environmental cl
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by kmote00 10y ago
Interesting observation, but I am not sure what your point is in this thread. Knuth understood the distinction and selected his words intentionally. "When I speak about computer programming as an art, I am thinking primarily of it as a
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by kmote00 10y ago
I find it amusing that the line: > I edit the pages on this site with Emacs ... has a formatting error.
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by kmote00 10y ago
Did somebody hit you over the head with a tent-pole, CamperBob? What abuse are you possibly talking about? This story is a tremendous work of journalism, crafted by an author who really ought to get paid for his work. Or do you work for fr