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Scala.js 1.3.0(scala-js.org)
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by manx 6y ago
Amazing project! How do they make sure that there are no mistakes in the definitions or theorems? Do they add the proofs of the theorems as well?
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by manx 6y ago
Now might be the right time to distribute donations directly to the developers. The project https://github.com/protontypes/LibreSelery does exactly that. It can probably be set up for firefox exclusively. Then private
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Ask HN: What must happen to humanity to solve the climate change problem?
10 points by manx 6y ago|15 comments
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Libsixel(github.com)
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by manx 6y ago
There is a platform, that offers exactly that: https://wolv.io
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Artificial- and collective intelligence: the emergence of a new field(link.springer.com)
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Show HN: LibreSelery – Solution for the Open Source Donation Pool Problem(github.com)
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The Society Library(societylibrary.org)
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by manx 6y ago
I created my own App for managing and sharing recommendations to specific friends: https://listo.unote.io It allows to search and send entire podcasts (listennotes api) and individual episodes.
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Collective Intelligence(en.wikipedia.org)
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by manx 6y ago
Are you looking for something like this? https://github.com/canonical-debate-lab/paper/blob/master/RE...
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Chatting with Glue(a9.io)
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by manx 6y ago
For terminal sharing I highly recommend https://tmate.io/
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Thinking for Oneself(fs.blog)
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Extra DNA May Make Unlikely Hybrid Fish Possible(quantamagazine.org)
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by manx 6y ago
Agreed! The problem I see is that the score does not correlate well with the perceived quality of the community. I'm researching that for some time now and am in the process of preparing a blog article with data analysis and solution a
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Earth’s Climate Changes Naturally (and Why Things Are Different Now)(quantamagazine.org)
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by manx 6y ago
Haha, good joke and indeed very related!
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Chatting with Glue(a9.io)
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by manx 6y ago
Traction
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by manx 6y ago
It's interesting you ask, because that implies that the search feature and the most popular submissions do not reflect the "best" submissions. In my opinion that's a flaw in the feedback loop of the upvoting system and s
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by manx 6y ago
News aggregatores, where the voting score actually correlates strongly with the quality of the content. All aggregators I know are driven by feedback loops, which lead to false negatives (good content with bad score) and chaotic behavior of
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by manx 6y ago
A "Wikipedia of Arguments", one can refer to in public discussions. Relevant links: https://github.com/canonical-debate-lab/paper/blob/master/RE... . https://www.societylibrary.org&#x
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by manx 6y ago
The core unsolved problems in my opinion are: - The argumentation data model - An attack/manipulation-proof community curation system (maybe similar to StackOverflow) - A user-interface that can be used by anyone who is interested to c
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by manx 6y ago
Thanks, I'm aware of it. There are quite a lot of tools in this space already. Unfortunately, many are unaware of each-other and therefore making the same mistakes and learnings over and over again. Looking at all these tools makes it
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by manx 6y ago
Creating a "Wikipedia of Arguments", one can refer to in public discussions. It turns out that this is a way harder problem than I thought. I'm in this space for some time now and am happy to talk about it. Relevant links: h
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by manx 6y ago
Try to avoid the positive feedback loops in the system. Everything gets distorted by that. Retweets get more views and in turn more retweets. And so on. Everyone tries to game this system to harvest these feedback loops. HN, Reddit, Faceboo
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Ask HN: Great programming language features, other languages should steal?
25 points by manx 6y ago|41 comments
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Ask HN: Which book helped you understand the world?
59 points by manx 6y ago|101 comments

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