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by msvan 9y ago
You can use psc-package instead of Bower.
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by msvan 9y ago
China is probably unique in that you can allude to ancient literature in marketing materials and expect large portions of the educated population to get it. Kids all over the country learn to recite old poetry from a very early age.
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Douglas Hofstadter – Person Paper on Purity in Language(cs.virginia.edu)
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The Race Between Education and Technology [pdf](nber.org)
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by msvan 9y ago
This might be your new hope: https://github.com/google/xi-editor
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by msvan 10y ago
Here's a short question: how do I decide between grad school and startup land?
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by msvan 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2784453
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by msvan 10y ago
Honestly, why would you as a founder of Uber/AirBnB/other big startup want to exit? You are probably already very rich. All your employees are staying put. If you need capital there's plenty to go around. No need to listen to
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by msvan 10y ago
Either he's right about machine learning, or this is exactly the kind of thing bubbles are made of.
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Conformal Map Viewer(davidbau.com)
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by msvan 10y ago
I saw Kalman filters being used in comma.ai's self-driving car code.
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Is Google Making Us Stupid? (2008)(theatlantic.com)
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Was 2016 especially dangerous for celebrities?(medium.com)
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by msvan 10y ago
A poorly written SPA has worse usability than a poorly written Rails CRUD app, because your potential screw-up surface area is larger. If you have a lot of experience writing SPAs and a team that's eager to learn, maybe you'll get
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by msvan 10y ago
This happened to me once in NY at a fairly nice place. The waitress came back and asked what was wrong with the service, when we were really just a group of stingy Europeans.
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AI Winter Isn’t Coming(technologyreview.com)
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by msvan 10y ago
Interesting quote: > By the way, I actually think that computer programmers are not going to be a white collar job in the long run. Machinists were the programmers of 100 years ago. It was a highly paid job, and can still be one even tod
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Void – JavaScript quine(aem1k.com)
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The Crystal Programming Language(crystal-lang.org)
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Chat Wars(nplusonemag.com)
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Applications of topology in computer algorithms(arxiv.org)
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by msvan 10y ago
My point was that, assuming most people are unfamiliar with Chinese history under Mao, the expression will have positive connotations.
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by msvan 10y ago
What does Hacker News think about AI? Is it real this time, or are we in for another winter? I'm seeing a lot of grand claims, and it certainly seems like there are plenty of applications, but I'm still not totally convinced that
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by msvan 10y ago
I also thought it was a slightly inappropriate metaphor, but it gets the point across.
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by msvan 10y ago
If you're on Chrome, use this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-enhanc...
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by msvan 10y ago
Isn't this basically the same story we've seen with Google and social ten times now? They really want to be a part of this space.
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The rise of the global capital (2014)(ft.com)
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by msvan 10y ago
As a native Swedish speaker, it didn't even cross my mind until you mentioned it. I think it's fine.
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by msvan 10y ago
I think this article is exaggerating. In the long run, maybe the US will lose its luster, but it is still a very desirable place to live. The US has a secret weapon for solving its growth problems: let more people in. Is there any country i
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How Harambe Became the Perfect Meme(theatlantic.com)
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