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by panxyh 2y ago
Also those that need tech support will be less likely to customize.
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by panxyh 2y ago
They don't. But some humans do.
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by panxyh 2y ago
GP is not assessing who did or did not, he's expressing valid scepticism about proportion of people that give the issue much though being any high. You being a sample of one doesn't give you any position either, but I won't
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by panxyh 2y ago
Yes. What's confusing there?
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by panxyh 2y ago
I think that these types of errors are made mainly by native English speakers, as they learn and practice their language mostly 'by ear', without having to think much about the logic behind it. And this is as much a logical error
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by panxyh 2y ago
Shouldn't have* That's one of my least favourite errors
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by panxyh 2y ago
You stretched 500m to 5km but kept only one valve. Why? And presuming that whole wagon doesn't burst because a couple of bullet holes, is it unrealistic for onboard pressurized tanks to keep up with escaping air while outside is gettin
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by panxyh 2y ago
7 year olds are fast learners ;)
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by panxyh 2y ago
The walkthrough tells you to only tap the start and the end of the equation.
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by panxyh 3y ago
I meant to say that unlike time, brain cells aren’t a scarce resource. I make no statement about AIs influence on intelligence yet.
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by panxyh 3y ago
Time is saved, brain cells don’t need to ;)
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by panxyh 3y ago
He was suicidal. Took a shot at it without expecting to succeed and almost crashed upon completing the barrel roll. Of course you can get a plane up in the air just by learning from sims, it’s not highly improbable at all. But that doesn’t
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by panxyh 3y ago
You keep using programming languages instead of programming as an analogy. Is that thought through or do you just throw these two concepts in the same basket?
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by panxyh 3y ago
Winamp had it right.
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by panxyh 3y ago
Assuming knowledge and understanding of an algorithm but no prior practice with implementing it, one’s way of implementing it does tell about their proficiency in programming. GPs bubble sort was obviously just an example, effectiveness
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by panxyh 3y ago
Why are you making a strawman?
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by panxyh 3y ago
I’d pay $2000 more.
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by panxyh 3y ago
This isn’t counterintuitive at all.
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by panxyh 3y ago
Wars and their winners usually emerge .
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by panxyh 3y ago
The salt thing isn’t in the same league of nonsense as the foot thing. It does tell something about the person.
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by panxyh 3y ago
High end malware development.
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by panxyh 3y ago
Come on, really? It differs in that it can cause, not always is the cause. There is no doubt that stress has physiological effects on body.
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by panxyh 3y ago
It’s enough for mosquitoes where I live.
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by panxyh 3y ago
Yeah no, they are not total nonsense.
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by panxyh 3y ago
And that should’ve been obvious to any sensible person, let alone a scientist or medical professional.
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by panxyh 3y ago
That’s an idea for a HN April Fools joke.
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by panxyh 3y ago
Very cool. And it has streetview mode. Would be nice if it linked to old.
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by panxyh 4y ago
I stand corrected then. Always assumed that the Ural lied on border of two plates.
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by panxyh 4y ago
The continents are defined geologically and not by amount of blue around them on a map.
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by panxyh 4y ago
>> If a robot is doing that thing, I’ll do something else. You’ll do some other work.

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