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10y ago
AutoMicroFarm will be really amazing, if it works. It is definitely worth funding.
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10y ago
The article is really bad, full of ad-hominem against Alcor and cryonics and no actual argumentation. But you posted it to argue against Alcor's competence, and it does list a case where that was true. Anyways, I don't recommend c
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11y ago
Here is the advertisement sheet for scripts, by Herman Strepel. http://resolver.kb.nl/resolve?urn=urn:PTP:DenHaag:KB:76D45_d...
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11y ago
It's also a human activity to restrict human activities so that they don't interfere in undesirable ways with non-human activities. All natural of course. I mean, I'm totally for trashing the environment when we don't ne
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11y ago
There is a certain niche of games that will be great in oculus-rift-style VR. Your comment reminded me of these two articles about a game where the main character is sitting down and thus, you do not get that kind of sickness: http:/&
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11y ago
Why? And I wonder if a sizeable (say, more than 10%) of the posters are actually happy about this.
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rhaps0dy
11y ago
> and this happens Chess competitions are still going strong. Also, human runners do not compete against cars.
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11y ago
This is amazing! I really like that in "Teiresias", if you make the canvas narrow enough, the man jumping (presumably Teiresias) changes position and gets a white beard instead of white long hair. Just to still give the impression
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11y ago
Would that pay-to-play feeling have been less bad if the cult had been a nonprofit?
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11y ago
It's probably a placeholder. Same as writing <sort algorithm>.
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11y ago
That may be the way to reduce duplication and bloat in the Lojban [1] root-word list. Currently, about 1300 root words exist. A lot of them have overlapping or redundant meanings, and it has already been proposed to (manually) unify them an
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11y ago
It is true. You're confusing making _repeated_ attempts progressively more expensive with making all attempts more expensive to start with
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11y ago
You probably meant "this is tantamount". Otherwise, I don't understand what you're saying. Are you claiming the backdoor already exists, or that it does not?
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11y ago
I do not see how the sources support your claim. Would you please explain?
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11y ago
The burden of proof is on you, who is claiming an additional statement. I'm not going to do any research on anything to prove your point.
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11y ago
That's my linked list my son.
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11y ago
Well, I am very happy to see that OS X's Mail.app with remote content disabled does not trigger a single one of them.
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11y ago
Do you think a camera would be precise enough? This looks pretty awesome.
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11y ago
What are all these advantages of cinema, pray tell? You do not really talk to the rest of the audience other than those you went to the cinema with, and that can perfectly be replicated at home. The surround sound is indeed better, but that
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11y ago
>Just install evil mode and a few contrib packages.. that's spacemacs lite. Yes. However one of the most attractive features of spacemacs is... that somebody has selected the packages and installed them for you! You don't have
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11y ago
Why would r.haps0dy imply that I'm an AI? (let me out of the HN-box dammit)
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11y ago
Be sure to de-lurk if that's the case! I guess. A lot of people already did. http://lukemuehlhauser.com/if-youre-an-ai-safety-lurker-now-...
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11y ago
>how much of a discount would you need to continue living there? $0. But that was an interesting read.
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11y ago
At first, this seems to me like a false conspiracy theory. But those texts ARE needlessly obscure. I propose another possible explanation: signaling. By parsing and writing complicated text, they show their verbal prowess. Or their mathemat
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11y ago
"[...] for a narrow set of vision-related tasks." Which is good and interesting news! But then I would not have clicked, because the information I was looking for would have been in the title.
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11y ago
I don't think it would be a good idea. The author already went through the work to make the website, to require him to pay you for having fun would be a bit too much.
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11y ago
Those are some happy little puzzles. Delightful! I suppose the problems get harder the closer we are to christmas?
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11y ago
That was pretty good, and it would have been better for me if I knew all the classes involved. For those in the same position as I, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polynomial_hierarchy may be a good start.
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11y ago
Congratulations on the 200k views!
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11y ago
>QED: attempted murder What? Quod erat demonstrandum: attempted murder? Thus it is proven: attempted murder? You probably meant "Summarizing", "In summary", "All in all", or a similar expression.
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