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by kuu 7y ago
It's cool! How can we know the exact Portfolio used for this calculations?
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Throwing Rocks at the Growth Curse(rebeccamqamelo.com)
1 points by kuu 7y ago|0 comments
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by kuu 7y ago
Why the title does not mention Apple and iPhone 7 if this was the tested model??
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by kuu 7y ago
I mean, they made it to be "resistant". Now it's not... The Apple Card is a relatively plain matt white credit card made of titanium, which was designed to stand out against other credit cards.
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by kuu 7y ago
But Trinity died (and probably Neo too) outside Matrix...
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by kuu 7y ago
It's interesting because I watched the movies just a few weeks ago once again, and I promise you (spoilers ahead) that Neo and Trinity are quite dead :). Let's see how they come back to life... Maybe flashbacks? Maybe a Matrix bef
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by kuu 7y ago
This kind of stories I find them scary but inspiring at the same time. Quite interesting.
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by kuu 7y ago
Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20643052
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by kuu 7y ago
Still... I wonder how many messages are reported per day. BTW, I don't get why you're being downvoted...
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by kuu 7y ago
Interesting that only 2 people can moderate million users
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by kuu 7y ago
Is there a net effective intergenerational knowledge transfer bandwidth limit, and how close to that (or exceeding it) are we? Yes, there is. I came to realize about this when my nephew born and started to grow. You need to teach him eve
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by kuu 7y ago
That should be written in the website (even on about page or similar, just an opinion/idea)
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by kuu 7y ago
How does it work? There is no clear message about how it works or how it's supposed to help.
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by kuu 7y ago
Following all the indicators, it seems we're already coming to a new one...
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by kuu 7y ago
the problem with java is that it isn’t easy to reuse in other programming environment. Isn't one of the advantages of Java exactly being multi-platform?
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by kuu 7y ago
I know, but maybe the author comes around :)
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by kuu 7y ago
A bit off topic but I liked that you don't force the newsletter or recommended articles in your blog. The links are there and I can visit them if I like them, but I don't feel forced. This is the way it should be. Thank you!
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by kuu 7y ago
Google is trying to earn money, as much as they can. No need to imagine a conspiracy about censorship and control public opinion...
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Kowloon Walled City(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by kuu 7y ago|0 comments
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by kuu 7y ago
Are paywalls ok? It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds. In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do so. But please don't post complaints about paywalls.
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by kuu 7y ago
We're already terraforming Earth, and not only with pollution, but also with fire, cities, transportation, dams...
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by kuu 7y ago
It's interesting to see all the techniques listed but there is no indication about when and how use any of them. Is it better to start by dropout or by regularization? Can I use both? (These are rhetorical questions...) And as another
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by kuu 7y ago
Thanks I will check them!
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by kuu 7y ago
Thank you!
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by kuu 7y ago
The more links your website has from some other websites, the more popular your site is. If these links come from "an authority" (an already popular site, like HN, Reddit, Wikipedia or other main website like that), the more popu
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Ask HN: Any good book for Kotlin Android development?
4 points by kuu 7y ago|4 comments
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by kuu 7y ago
In Spain is strange to pay with a bill of more than 50€ in regular places, maybe big super markets would accept them, but no in small shops (or I don't see them at least).
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by kuu 7y ago
I guess automating is not always the cheapest option, and for "once in a life" experiment/test/dataset it can be sometimes cheaper to hire people than develop an algorithm. I guess XKCD said it before: https:/&#x2F
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by kuu 7y ago
You can complement the PC with some other traditional stuff
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by kuu 7y ago
This is the key of the article: Rothman looked through these geologic records and observed that over the last 540 million years, the ocean’s store of carbon changed abruptly, then recovered, dozens of times in a fashion similar to the abru

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