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by mygo 8y ago
you can separate the music from the other sounds.
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by mygo 8y ago
It’s not safe to assume that. because you can land on the article without having any sort of interest aside from “ooh who is this new billion dollar company?”
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by mygo 8y ago
sounds interesting, but I’m the type of person who defaults to scrawny, and if I don’t eat anything 3 days out of the week I’d likely be underweight and look like a stick. And I wouldn’t be able to keep my weight lifting routine.
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by mygo 8y ago
Aah gotcha. So you’re saying it’s easier to verify the solution to a Nash equilibrium problem than it is to verify the solution to the TSP optimization problem?
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by mygo 8y ago
so I guess, one way to put it, is to look at the Traveling Salesman Problem? The decision problem asks “given a set of cities is there a tour shorter than length n?”. This is NP-Complete. However the pop culture version of the problem is “g
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Ask HN: What are you working on at night and weekends?
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by mygo 8y ago
yeah paste it into your plain text editor first and then do a code review and then save it to a jump drive and spin up the old backup computer that’s been wiped clean and then open up a sandboxed vm and then remove the wifi chip and then ru
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by mygo 8y ago
>Although i think this is solved by using a dual monitor setup having to get a second monitor just to record a video easier... is a problem in and of itself.
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by mygo 8y ago
Yep they use it to drive up the price of the contract. Reminds me of when I was a pledge a decade ago. The fraternity with one of the best houses was kicked off campus. So the owner, seeking new occupants, put the house up for bidding. Ther
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by mygo 8y ago
Right. Of course there is. That’s not my point. My point is that, before accepting any applications, the administration likely already knows who they want to give this contract to. That entity will be capable of doing the work, of course, b
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by mygo 8y ago
So what if tech companies can bid? It’s $10B, they likely already know who they’re going to give it to. Most of this stuff is wired anyways.
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by mygo 8y ago
your situation is not all that different from many others who are making it right now. One hack that’s very popular is waking up, eating a quick high-energy snack such as a banana (would be enough energy to get through a 40 minute workout),
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by mygo 8y ago
you don’t have 40 minutes a day for 3 days out of the week? That’s all the exercise-time it takes to get in great “athletic” shape. With visible results in only a few months to half a year (you may or may not be where you want to be at that
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by mygo 8y ago
maybe it’s because const is 2 more letters to type. if “let” was “letitbe” I bet const would be more popular seriously though, I wish they could have chosen a 3-letter word for const in keeping with var and let. I know const exists in other
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by mygo 8y ago
You think I’m ignoring incentives yet my entire argument was based on incentives. People are experiencing problems in their daily lives. They know of under-funded research that can solve their problems. They don’t have to be the researchers
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by mygo 8y ago
I often times go to Amazon to read the reviews and then buy at Best Buy in person. it’s also easy to do returns. walk in with product, leave with cash. Also they can order products from other best buy’s, including geek squad certified open-
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by mygo 8y ago
> Talent alone can't account for this, as they are, all in all, more successfull than the Beatles or Michael Jackson. Yes it can. They could simply have more talent than the Beatles or Michael Jackson when it comes to manufacturing
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by mygo 8y ago
I’ve learned a few things from Dr. Kris Clark who pioneered the field of sports nutrition, as well as took nutrition courses as an undergrad. And I would have to disagree about nutrition being a dark art, or tracking leading to misery. I wa
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by mygo 8y ago
that’s your mentality. it’s not everybody’s. I’m not interested in sending you money for your ideas, thanks. There’s all kinds of people. If there is a big enough problem to be addressed then there exists not only information hoarders/
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by mygo 8y ago
what do you recommend people use as a metric to predict insulin response instead?
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by mygo 8y ago
how do you figure that? there are many researchers whose innovative and practical solutions do not get funded. why would people keep quiet about under-funded research?
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by mygo 8y ago
you only designed and implemented for the happy path. when a user submits something that isn’t in your database absolutely nothing happens. a submit button would be a start, as well as some sort of “no results found”. Feedback is important
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by mygo 8y ago
> information itself wants to be free That never made sense to me. Information desiring something of itself would imply that information is sentient. I think it is people who want information to be free. And not all people want that, at
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by mygo 8y ago
> The throughly modern American asks "Why would you need to be in physical proximity to someone anyway unless it was necessary for work? That's so creepy!". If that’s the case then I disavow all things “modern.” Nothing ex
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by mygo 8y ago
I disagree. I’m looking to recommend that a company I consult for hire an agency specifically and solely for their facebook advertising talents.
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by mygo 8y ago
crooks and con men have been doing as such long before digital computers.
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by mygo 8y ago
If it’s trending on the front page and I have no idea what it’s even remotely about, then I’m definitely clicking. Why else am I here if not to be exposed to things outside of my day to day?
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by mygo 8y ago
> If someone had an iphone, they had a USB-A to lighnting cable. Now they need a USB-C to lightning cable. The problem is that when they purchased the iPhone, it came with said cable. I purchased an iPhoneX this year and it comes with, y
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by mygo 8y ago
because this way they can change the code to be executed on the fly outside of npm
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by mygo 8y ago
‘eval’ is not trivial to detect when it’s window[rot13("riny")]("console.log('lol')"); or one of the many other ways to obfuscate eval

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