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pelario
4y ago
I suspect you have not read enough code.
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pelario
4y ago
Wikipedia, EFF, Gnu
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pelario
5y ago
Do you have a link regarding these previous opinions you mentioned?
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pelario
5y ago
No one in the parent posts has said anything about "literally zero people". The OP made a claim ("invented in 2017"), and this very claim is being criticized. I found perplexing that you interpret the very same words in
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pelario
5y ago
From the article: >Elevator pitch: Bring enough light to simulate daylight into your home and office. >This idea has been shared in Less Wrong circles for a couple years. Yudkowsky wrote Inadequate Equilibria in 2017 where he and his
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pelario
5y ago
Somebody in HN recommended Zeynep Tufekci for covid coverage, and I'm really thankful for that, as IMO is quality scientific journalism.
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pelario
5y ago
Isn't the group that stayed awake the control group? Number of participants is mentioned repeatedly, also per group. I suspect you just read the press article and not the study (linked in the press article). https://www.sci
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pelario
5y ago
C'mon. Everyone knows than pigeons don't scale ;-)
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pelario
5y ago
Another, related difference, is the scale. Even though the bartender can spread rumors, when the knowledge is in hands os corporations, can be easily queried by governments, etc. The potential magnitude is way bigger than a rumor in your lo
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pelario
5y ago
Not a fan of crypto, but your argument applies to cash, wish is still widely used (not only by shady people ;) )
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pelario
5y ago
I'm sure a century or two the same was said for reading and writing.
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pelario
5y ago
I'm surprised by the amount of detractors. We know from history that any book with advice should not be taken too literal. Reading the comments here, it feels almost like I read a different book (about 10 years ago).
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Ask HN: What is a good alternative to Clean Code?
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5y ago
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pelario
5y ago
Do you just keep it on the refrigerator for the whole week or do you freeze it ?
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pelario
6y ago
To me it seems as misdirected solution: i) If people is being harassed because of the name of their workplace, then the problem is the harasser. Changing the name of the workplace is a bit like victim shaming, in the sense that the real pro
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6y ago
Even disregarding the errors, when "overthinking" is easy t go deeper in some branches than in others, without a very good probability estimation (which something the computer can do more easily: weight the branches). The "i
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pelario
6y ago
Not saying I agree with parent, but: i) "The west" is much bigger than the US ii) Right of political asylum has been "a thing" for a long while, specially for people fleeing authoritarian regimes.
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pelario
6y ago
I'm with you. I mean, already the title perspires arrogance. I'm not going to click on it, even though there might be good advice there. I probably have already heard it and probably will heard it again from someone without that a
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pelario
6y ago
Can you elaborate more?
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pelario
6y ago
>> Bill stopped what he was doing, fetched the sources for emacs (using ftp), found the source of the bug, fixed it, and sent off a patch. After that he restarted emacs and continued right where he left off. >> Greatness isn
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pelario
6y ago
C'mon, overlap n = 1
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pelario
6y ago
While I agree with your point of the concept being a universal one, and the title being clickbaity, there is an important point: here the drive to be in the nature seems stronger. It is not about being able to afford it, it is about prefere
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pelario
6y ago
Hi there. I'm also using Anki for Finish vocab, and it had helped me a lot. To the point it does feel like a super power. If you are going to use Anki, it's important to switch the knobs to adapt to what you are learning. I will s
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pelario
6y ago
A 3d box is a cube, a 2d box is a square.
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pelario
6y ago
Oh man, how do I wish a foobar that runs natively on Linux :(
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pelario
6y ago
I found these kind of observations interesting. Just a note, maybe it would have help you to avoid the downvotes if you had quotations on "Adam" and "Eve"
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pelario
6y ago
I guess 'Chicago to Beijing over the north pole' can hardly be considered as standard for 'flying' ...
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pelario
6y ago
Therapy. Best use of money in my life. You don't need to have a "big problem" (like depression) to visit a therpist.
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6y ago
A key technique to avoid those situations was the "poisoned pill": buried in your profile there is some keyword they must include in their request. With that (which I copied once I was reading a full descriptive profile) you get a
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6y ago
> how is it that none of them have possessed a mutation which (...) endogenously produced the signalling molecules which Katcher is proposing as treatment? Because evolution is a random-driven process. (in the same way that we carry a n
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