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by soheil 4y ago
I doubt the signal would be sent over CAN bus and if it is it's likely to be encrypted.
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by soheil 4y ago
Using websites as a gauge into how profitable a company is is like looking at Kant's right index finger to figure out what he meant in Critique of Pure Reason.
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by soheil 4y ago
You don’t have to continue the parody and prove that the OP is right by making more parody comments. We already know he’s right. There has to be a word for that.
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by soheil 4y ago
I kinda like the Newtown Pippin Apple.
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by soheil 4y ago
I first read that as “what if regular expressions are the best cognitive exercise?” and found it much more interesting.
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by soheil 4y ago
So fixing indentation or spaces, changing case, renaming functions systematically are all things that can be done with a quick search and replace across the entire code base. I have a feeling the most experienced/"productive"
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by soheil 4y ago
Tweets are near real time so how do they keep up with them when it's a consensus system that could take a lot of back and forth? The period between when a tweet is sent and when its reviewed is posted could be enough time to indoctrina
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by soheil 4y ago
> When people tend to fix code they didn't write nor have the proper context on why the code was written like that, they tend to turn it into a mess Try fixing your own code 3 months after you wrote it. You end up turning it into a
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by soheil 4y ago
> Shipping is currently limited to outside Europe So you ship to North Korea but not Germany? Got it.
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by soheil 4y ago
> map the outputs onto actual physical products But wouldn't that be more like an actual 3D printed cat instead of a picture of a cat on a t-shirt?
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by soheil 4y ago
Removing the bottom 14% is not the same as hiring another 14% closer to the median.
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by soheil 4y ago
Additionally that was what we did to our citizens imagine what we do to others.
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by soheil 4y ago
Looks like a very similar story posted recently, so maybe dang is trying to keep the convo in one place https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33302960
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by soheil 4y ago
I think the point being made is that this is not just about business and trade relations, it's also about freedom of ideas, expression and censorship.
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by soheil 4y ago
Agreed. Really disturbing to read comments like that at the top of this thread. Who cares if China bans US apps, we're not China so why should we ban theirs?
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by soheil 4y ago
Why would you do that, is it just for learning about the internals of the language or it bothers you so much that you decided to create your own version of the language?
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by soheil 4y ago
Constants are typically uppercase and easily distinguishable. Coincidentally most other languages don't use a special character to differentiate them either. $ adds unnecessary complexity, is ugly and an impediment to typing fast.
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by soheil 4y ago
I think the key is delegation as you point out. Having to do things that are awful and have zero contribution should be avoided. For example calling a customer service line and jumping through 5 really stupid automated prompts to talk to a
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by soheil 4y ago
Named arguments instantly makes every language an order of magnitude better. I wish PHP would lose it's $ and ; . I wonder if that's even possible at this stage of the langauge.
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Show HN: Stable Diffusion, but Fast and with No Filters(healthydiffusion.com)
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by soheil 4y ago
I mean we have super sophisticated botnets causing havoc on major/state-linked social media platforms, I think they can handle HN.
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by soheil 4y ago
Auto submit tech news articles periodiclly?
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by soheil 4y ago
But the vouch button does exist, I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't work for vast majority of dead comments, since they probably wouldn't be dead in the first place if enough people upvoted them.
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by soheil 4y ago
> The only thing less healthy than a forum full of psyops and shills is a forum full of genuine people accusing each other of being shills. Simply wishing the forum to be full of genuine people doesn't make it so. Proceeding as if i
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by soheil 4y ago
In online discussions it seems like the threshold to accept an idea as true is much lower if one is to reach that conclusion themselves than if it has been reached by another regardless of one's awareness of the other party's thre
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by soheil 4y ago
> Narrative acceptability changes over time, partly due to narratives being debated here Circular logic. What cannot be debated in the first place can never change to become an acceptable narrative at least not here.
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by soheil 4y ago
Not sure why only a few alt accounts instead of perhaps thousands would be used by someone who would want to influence what topics get discussed and what don't. Also not difficult to use a reverse exponential decay function to modulate
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by soheil 4y ago
While others can vouch for you to resurrect you from death
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by soheil 4y ago
I think a topic can be extremely sensitive and still be discussed on HN as long as it fits a certain accepted narrative. The worry is this asymmetry.
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by soheil 4y ago
> all verbalizations to or from people not interacting with the environment are detrimental huh? connecting with someone you love over a video call is detrimental to the environment you're in?

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