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by max_ 3y ago
It is easier to avoid errors and accidents than it is to be good at emergency room surgery.
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Ask HN: Recommend Book on Molecular Computing?
7 points by max_ 3y ago|0 comments
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The Nature of Technology Book Review(asindu.xyz)
1 points by max_ 3y ago|0 comments
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by max_ 3y ago
It takes $300m to $2B to get a drug approved. And the approval rate is less than 12%. The crazy pricing is to compensate for the failed projects. Also, it's not like you can bootstrap yourself or grow organically like Startups. You hav
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by max_ 3y ago
I think there too many movies now. He can't watch all of them. But I am sure he does watch some recent movies.
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by max_ 3y ago
Leo DiCaprio said that, Martin Scorsese has watched every movie ever made until 1980. [1] Made me understand how seriously he takes film. [1]: An interview with letter box on Killers of the Flower Moon on YouTube
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by max_ 3y ago
Alot of the CSS & JavaScript is usually broken with ctrl+s. A great option used to be the mhtml format chrome. (It had to be enabled in chrome flags) But mhtml seemed to be removed from chrome since recently.
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by max_ 3y ago
It still blows my mind that browsers don't provide features this out of the box.
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by max_ 3y ago
Time for an end to end encrypted Git Service.
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by max_ 3y ago
I think what I meant was that they "looked normal". They were just attending classes like their class mates. It's not like they had a horns on thier head or walked around with pitchforks that made them obviously seem like kil
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by max_ 3y ago
Reading the comments here is now making me even more skeptical about society. It really looks like; It is a waste of time to take risk yourself and expose unethical practices conducted by the powerful. Because, A) The masses don't real
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by max_ 3y ago
I think you heavily under estimate what normal people motivated by money are capable of doing. In my friends highschool, some businesses guy was paying highschool kids (16 - 17 ish) to strangle car owners and steal their cars. They were lat
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OpenAI has solved the XY problem once and for all(nt4tn.net)
18 points by max_ 3y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: What Happened to Conversational Interfaces?
2 points by max_ 3y ago|0 comments
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Steve Wozniak's Ed Tech Startup(woz-u.com)
4 points by max_ 3y ago|2 comments
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The Nature of Technology Book Review(asindu.xyz)
1 points by max_ 3y ago|0 comments
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by max_ 3y ago
>once again offering users nothing in return for their hard work. What does this guy want users to get? Is the platform not enough?
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by max_ 3y ago
I will be buying this. The best predictor that a stock is going to do well is bad financials.
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by max_ 3y ago
With good encryption we wouldn't need to spend alot of time trying to enforce these laws
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by max_ 3y ago
>Sure, the car company will homomorphically encrypt your driving data when it sends it to its own servers. You can encrypt the data such that the insurance companies cannot target any particular individual (which is my problem her) but t
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by max_ 3y ago
Why is it a pipe dream I know companies that use it. And it serves their purposes well.
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by max_ 3y ago
GDPR for example has done nothing to protect people from this particular case of data misuse. The problem with English law, is that you have to explicitly declare what is wrong a head of time. So we just end up with endless needs for regula
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by max_ 3y ago
Homomophic encryption simply means that the data is encrypted in a way that the person working with it cannot use it arbitrarily. Here is an example, I would for instance use Google Maps for Navigation but Google or any other third party wo
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by max_ 3y ago
The problem with such issues of data misuse is that people only provide 2 solutions. a) Go off grid. Don't use The tech that these cars make. The problem with this is that it is impractical for people that use see alot of value in usin
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by max_ 3y ago
The Nature of Technology is a book by complexity theorist, Brian Arthur. In the book, Brian Arthur describes technology and how it evolves. You might find the book interesting if; a) You want to develop a few frameworks that will help you d
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by max_ 3y ago
Send me an email. Email in bio.
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"The Nature of Technology" – Book review(asindu.xyz)
7 points by max_ 3y ago|1 comments
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by max_ 3y ago
Thanks for the clarification. I didn't know this.
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by max_ 3y ago
The screenshot for the original tweet explicitly states that the original unit was Megabits.
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by max_ 3y ago
How exactly is this possible? What is the technology receiver based on? Where can I learn more about this? What exact model of Samsung Phones have this?

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