rhaps0dy

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   by rhaps0dy 10y ago

   > How come this isn't culturally perceived in the same way as not paying for software or movies or music? Perhaps it is? I've almost never had anyone remark that I was doing something bad when not paying for a software or movie
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   by rhaps0dy 10y ago

   So is this the same as https://arstechnica.com/security/2014/02/dear-asus-router-us... but with printers?
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   by rhaps0dy 10y ago

   I think you have this backwards. If Trump tweets a negative sentiment, the bot buys from the company. If everyone did that, the price would go up - just the opposite of the current effect!
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   by rhaps0dy 10y ago

   Standard ML is probably a safe bet.
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   by rhaps0dy 10y ago

   Is the joke that "robar" means "to steal" in Spanish?
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   by rhaps0dy 10y ago

   > this does not signal wonderful things to a credit card processor about your likelihood of actually paying what you owe them in the event your customers charge back purchases That could be offset with higher processing fees. Or with del
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   by rhaps0dy 10y ago

   And of course, he forgot to take into account selection effects. You don't meet and go on dates with random people, you meet and go on dates with people similar enough to you to be in your social circle.
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   by rhaps0dy 10y ago

   So what if they're "just" a team now?
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   by rhaps0dy 10y ago

   >Google created the technology they were making money of. yeah so? That may be called ungrateful, but it's not necessarily a stupid move.
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    I'll quote the end of the article: “This job is not for everyone. Don’t get it twisted,” he said. “These labor advocates, they don’t know what it’s like to be a driver. They think we’re not being treated right, but I’m happy. If I didn
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    HN is not a hivemind though. Also Western Union could say "it's a scam, are you sure?" instead.
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    Is that so incredibly stupid? Did Google really start aggressively competing with Cyanogen and that's why they went down?
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    What are the feature differences between this and Apple's Mail.app? They look the same, on the surface.
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    Not to be waiters. But the brain drain in the south is real.
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    The point is that she can't post it to the Internet, where anyone could read it without using up her time.
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    > is like "affirmative action" version of pressure on a private entity, isn't it? Yes it is. > Why Diversity should ever be a goal? Diversity of expertise makes for better decisions, but that's not what's happ
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    This reads like it should go in a grad school statement of purpose :)
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    type "inkscape --help" on your command line. It exports things to formats, and you can query information from files.
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hikaru_no_Go
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    >I would expect a positive answer to P = NP to be completely useless in practice. A negative answer would similarly be rather unexiting by itself. What would be exiting are the tools for getting this answer... That's basically Donal
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    Inkscape is great! Its PDF+Latex exporting functionality makes it perfect for diagrams in papers, exams, and whatnot. The editing tools are also very nice. It also edits PDFs, which I found pretty cool! I use it to make airline tickets not
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    Since you own the computing device and the connection, it's theoretically possible to read the session encryption keys from its memory. This may be really hard in practice though.
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    The latexpand perl script, the flatten and flatex programs. Please upload your papers in the future! :) https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/21838/replace-inputf...
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    >The business side couldn't figure out how to monetize an Android-based operating system. When they got a clue of how to monetize something, it didn't depend on the OS. Any speculation on what this might be? User data?
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    Wait, I fail to see how "converting everything into paperclips" is a more complex and hard to understand goal than "getting food"
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    This is an excellent example of why AI safety can never work by listing bad outcomes. And the cat is not even superintelligent.
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    You should try, but it probably cannot, since it uses internal-ish interfaces of the official Python interpreter.
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    You're probably correct, sorry.
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    I presume you mean heteronormative. And it is somewhat heteronormative, but: the paper has a section, "Limitations", that acknowledges this problem and why including more gender options wasn't needed for (and would have made
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    by rhaps0dy 10y ago

    Concretely: > We accounted for patient characteristics, physician characteristics, and hospital fixed effects. Patient characteristics included patient age in 5-year increments (the oldest group was categorized as ≥95 years), sex, race&#