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841.
by platz 7y ago
> we play repeatedly so, basically the stuff taleb has been touting for years.
842.
by platz 7y ago
What exactly is the "court of appeal" that higher art is predicated upon? What does this phrase mean apart from concrete examples?
843.
by platz 7y ago
Thanks
844.
by platz 7y ago
At the level of specification you've laid out here, the act of 'software development' is reduced to almost nothing, and you have re-categorized the entire effort as systems engineering.
845.
by platz 7y ago
well C# 8.0 introduced async streams, for example
846.
by platz 7y ago
If it was implemented with vacuum tubes, that would indicate a hardware problem as well as a system design problem. So in this situation, the claim is that braindead contractors mechanically implemented something to spec by force of law? Su
847.
by platz 7y ago
Is there is a moratorium on adding IL-compatible features to F# ? If so, is it keeping pace with the additions to C# ? If not, what work is being done?
848.
by platz 7y ago
Hah, wow
849.
by platz 7y ago
So if that software fix relieves you, wouldnt you have to admit that it was the software the was the most direct reason for the crashes? HN folks here seem hesitant to say this. But without the dumb ability to do repeated activations it wou
850.
by platz 7y ago
Ah, that is funny - I just assumed i didn't understand the different descriptions because I'm not an expert. That they are different explains my puzzlement. * indeed this is the same result as https://www.quantamagazin
851.
by platz 7y ago
Sabine Hossenfelder comments on this paper: Dark Energy might not exist after all https://youtu.be/oqgKXQM8FpU
852.
by platz 7y ago
The point is that ML today is based on pattern recognition and memorizing a stationary distribution. This stationary distribution is the source of the conservativeness and central to algorithms that we call "machine learning". ML
853.
by platz 7y ago
I can generally agree that the author may be misunderstanding or misusing it here, yes
854.
by platz 7y ago
So, you just want to have a semantics debate then, about who gets to define what certain terms mean. That's admirable, but I'm not sure is what OP's article is really about.
855.
by platz 7y ago
It appears you would reject the premise of running a co-op in a capitalist society because it does not start from a fundamentally pure starting position, or alternatively such a co-op is really a capitalist entity for the same reason and so
856.
by platz 7y ago
This isn't keyboard hacking so much as desktop environment hacking
857.
by platz 7y ago
My understanding is that the only reason for example literals can be passed without borrows is because in fact they are Copy
858.
by platz 7y ago
Roguelike creators need to experiment a bit more with different themes and different core mechanics to make gameplayore interesting and diverse. > High Fantasy is the vanilla ice cream of video game themes https://www.goldenkr
859.
by platz 7y ago
2017 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14078852 > This is the Old type art. Modern Haskell makes this sort of think nicer. Of course, if one is so inclined (which is as big an assumption as anything else)
860.
by platz 7y ago
Suits make a corporate comeback! http://paulgraham.com/submarine.html
861.
by platz 7y ago
Tragedy of the commons fatalism, eh? I guess there's nothing we can do - burn everything.
862.
by platz 7y ago
Extreme ownership is not about the pressure of having to deal with "lives on the line". It is primarily about owning responsibility yourself, and not externalizing blame. Even CEO and CTOs are prone to deflecting blame when there&
863.
by platz 7y ago
That's RAD
864.
by platz 7y ago
"Not really security"
865.
by platz 7y ago
Not really security, but regarding software in general, Mud is one of the reasons I gravitated torwards pure FP languages. It doesn't solve everything, but the added guarantees help shift some of the cognitive burden away from having t
866.
by platz 7y ago
What's with the low Russia scores
867.
by platz 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noether%27s_theorem
868.
by platz 7y ago
thought 'ego depletion' was debunked years ago
869.
by platz 7y ago
How long ago did we almost have a hard fork? How long ago were the exchanges found to be manipulating prices fraudulently? As if crypto is immune to systemic issues. It's not a closed system after all, is it?
870.
by platz 7y ago
I saw that, I'm interested but not sure how the gameplay feels The original was very cerebral and suspenseful

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