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by n3rdy 14y ago
Maybe a little ambitious, but a programming language optimized for A.I code generation, modification, and evolution. Just planning at the moment, mostly trying to get the overall concept in my head before I write it down and put it on the w
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by n3rdy 14y ago
This is the same guy who thinks its ok to send guns into mexico to make a case against the second amendment and raise support for the U.N small arms treaty.
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by n3rdy 14y ago
> who is likely only pressing the point with Holder to embarrass the Obama administration. He's doing it to build up his bid for the 2016 presidential election, and maybe a little to please his daddy. I'm positive it has nothing to do w
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by n3rdy 14y ago
Moderation is good. Wouldn't recommend drinking candy though.
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by n3rdy 14y ago
> This headline is quite misleading. Indeed, the FBI doesn't have customers either.
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by n3rdy 14y ago
The way law is structured, you can reach any conclusion. This means if you are relying on law to protect you from government sanctioned assassination, the constitution is only going to protect you if it can physically deflect a hellfire m
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by n3rdy 14y ago
This is why you wouldn't rely on semantics to protect your freedom of speech either, or any protection under law for that matter.
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by n3rdy 14y ago
Drone strikes are messy and result in mass casualties themselves. Another thing, semantics are the last thing you want to rely on for protection from a government sanctioned assassination.
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by n3rdy 14y ago
Especially when some cradle robber lies about only being 99.
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by n3rdy 14y ago
Came in to post this point as well. Even if you don't consider it gambling, you judge a stock brokers talent based on their average return of investment for their portfolios. Unless that average is increasing every year, its hard to say the
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by n3rdy 14y ago
> A large part of the blame lays on her. I'd say all the blame lays on her. When you know your gaming a system by either buying a drug from a dealer, using a crooked doctor to write your prescriptions, taking more than your prescribed d
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by n3rdy 14y ago
> where would my refund money come from? Almost sounds like you're confusing escrow with insurance? Your refund would come from the middle guy entrusted to securing your funds until your goods were delivered as promised. If your goods a
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by n3rdy 14y ago
The reward for block discovery also halved quite recently from 50 bitcoins to 25 bitcoins.
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by n3rdy 14y ago
> Do tell more! I was unaware of any country having officially stated Bitcoin as illegal Bitcoin itself may not be illegal, but the encryption schemes may be illegal for private citizens to use in some countries, especially ones that do
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by n3rdy 14y ago
> Neat, but will they turn a blind eye to domains registered with false information? I imagine in the future internet, domain registrations will be just as anonymous (like .onion on tor) as bitcoin, no reason domain names can't be decen
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by n3rdy 14y ago
We will come up with a solution that's little more elegant long before we have the means to build one of those.
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by n3rdy 14y ago
This is why imaginary friends are so important for us loners. (Only half kidding) Don't judge, even Napoleon Hill had them.
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by n3rdy 14y ago
Imagine trying to tell someone in 1980 that in 2013 people would be protesting the destruction of the wall.
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> What should everyone do instead? New season of American Idol (or is it X factor now?).
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by n3rdy 14y ago
Is this going to be some new trend to discourage people from learning to code? Its so strange to see one specific skill being targeted. Even stranger: http://www.forbes.com/sites/venkateshrao/2011/12/05/the-rise... In this article Forbes
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by n3rdy 14y ago
This sounds as ridiculous as making the argument that everyone should not learn to read. Some people may feel like learning to read will make them more money, so these people shouldn't learn to read, they will be wasting their time! Some pe
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by n3rdy 14y ago
> A comet hit Jupiter in the 90's ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comet_Shoemaker%E2%80%93Levy_9 ) we watched it and did nothing about it. and don't think for a second that the Jovians have forgotten about that. :(
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poor robot :(
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> All success is largely dependent on luck and culture. All success? > Where you are born, who your parents are, etc. This is only true up to a certain point. Obviously if you were born in the ocean and your parents are dolphins, yo
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by n3rdy 14y ago
Oh yay, another post like this. > Running a startup is hard work. No-one disputes that. But if you are in the position to run your own startup you are incredibly lucky. There are a lot of people out there that might be far better entrep
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by n3rdy 14y ago
I am loving the high concentration of anarchists in this thread, HN needs more anarchists. An uncaged mind thinks bigger than a caged one.
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by n3rdy 14y ago
How about embracing adulthood and using our own judgement to make our own decisions, rather than delegating our common sense to a group of people who clearly have little themselves.
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by n3rdy 14y ago
> This would allow imaging of forests, fields, and streams, but not man-made objects like roads, bridges, dams, or the more navigable waters (might contain humans). I wonder how much of a stretch it would be to imagine some court ruling
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by n3rdy 14y ago
Spark gap radios and Ku-Band jammers are handy too.
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> You'd be better off not watching. Ignoring a problem usually doesn't make it less of a problem.

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