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Taking the fifth amendment in Turing’s imitation game(tandfonline.com)
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by r0muald 10y ago
"Of course not all Leavers are racists. That would be a terrible thought. But all racists now think 52% of the population agree with them." https://twitter.com/paullewismoney/status/747080385683660801
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by r0muald 10y ago
Calling episodes of racism and xenophobia for what they are qualifies as "hate" towards those who voted Leave? The attack on the Polish cultural centre is "rhetoric"? The murder of Jo Cox is rhetoric? Feel offended, but
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by r0muald 10y ago
> "carbon-14 testing can’t really do more than offer a certain probability for a timeframe of approximately a century or so: about the same timeframe that palaeographers can offer" The main takeaway is that the scale of both
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Dating Ancient Papyri(larryhurtado.wordpress.com)
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by r0muald 10y ago
> human emissions are now 25 percent greater than in the last big El Niño in 1997/98 Sigh. It's not as if we were clueless about the effects of emissions 20 years ago, already
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FedEx Acquires TNT Express(about.van.fedex.com)
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Imageflow: Respect the pixels, accelerate the web(kickstarter.com)
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by r0muald 10y ago
As I wrote in another comment, this can be done quite easily with Pandoc. It is a really powerful processing tool and with the right set of templates it can do wonders. Have a look at Kieran Healy's work: https://kieranhealy
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by r0muald 10y ago
If you consider Markdown on its own, I agree that it's rather difficult, but you should really try Pandoc, any output is possible, including scientific papers (pandoc-citeproc is fantastic) and books. Without Pandoc, Markdown would be
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by r0muald 10y ago
rst-mode in Emacs does wonders in this respect.
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by r0muald 10y ago
Not sure what point you're trying to make. Plus, Caucasus is not a country. Yes, Russia has a lot of international influence outside their borders, but that doesn't mean the ill-informed observation by the GP was meaningful in any
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by r0muald 10y ago
0. Look a map and observe that Serbia is a separate country from Russia, a few thousand kilometers away.
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Libjpeg-turbo audit report [pdf](wiki.mozilla.org)
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Avant Garde magazine: the digitized volumes(avantgarde.110west40th.com)
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Hanami – web framework for Ruby(hanamirb.org)
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by r0muald 10y ago
Of course!
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Google Allo and Duo, new messaging apps(googleblog.blogspot.com)
32 points by r0muald 10y ago|38 comments
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by r0muald 10y ago
Why is Nautilus content still allowed on HN? I really have a hard time ignoring the daily presence of this kind of "scientific" pieces on the front page.
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by r0muald 10y ago
Why? Does software quality differ so much from other countries? Are you worried about data access policies and security?
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by r0muald 10y ago
But there have been morals for a long time. So either humankind is part of nature, and then it's safe to conclude that nature has morals (no matter how little right now, it's certainly part of humankind), or we're out of natu
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by r0muald 10y ago
Yes, but only to a certain extent, I think. A truly honest, and most importantly, useful analysis wouldn't be limited to admitting that previous research did result in wrong predictions. I'd like to see a breakdown of what was wro
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Thinking about CSV(blog.datacite.org)
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by r0muald 10y ago
A true shame since Telegram is just as centralized as WhatsApp, minus the strong end-to-end encryption. Should it become the de facto messaging app for Brazilians, the next judge will just block Telegram instead. But decentralized communica
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Bodyhackers are all around you, they’re called women(fusion.net)
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by r0muald 10y ago
A search engine spider may not be able to understand this kind of subtlety though, let alone parody.
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by r0muald 10y ago
No, sorry but I can't agree with you. I had no idea the post was by Wolfram until the end due to loading it on a poor connection, and while at first it seemed just here and there, why not. It's also the first time I read a piece b
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GvR: King's Day Speech(neopythonic.blogspot.com)
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German nuclear plant infected with computer viruses, operator says(reuters.com)
149 points by r0muald 10y ago|94 comments
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Hello journalism, Superdesk is here(superdesk.org)
2 points by r0muald 10y ago|0 comments

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