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soheil
4y ago
So if I build a machine that has as output other machines randomly generated that are not extrapolated from anything I know it wouldn't count because I still "extrapolated from similar information" I already had? Absurd line
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4y ago
I was hoping it to be divided into two bookshelves one for "books read" and much much more importantly one for "books have not read". You don't learn much from what you already know.
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4y ago
It's insane to compare the recent immigration policies of Sweden and Germany to the US. US still has some of the most stringent rules for who can come in regardless of what you hear in the news. Heterogeneity is not a homogenous qualit
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soheil
4y ago
Are you assuming as societies get richer and more technologically advanced there is less of a need for labor? Hasn't this myth been busted repeatedly over centuries since the Industrial Revolution?
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soheil
4y ago
> Part of the reason the USA is cutthroat and poorly run is because of how heterogeneous the population is This is xenophobic at best and borderline racist. The US govnt is fraught with disfunction not because people look different, but
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4y ago
Elon Musk has repeatedly said the greatest threat to civilization is population decline [0]. It's such a diametrically opposed narrative compared to what world governments and leaders have been saying over decades now namely that over
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4y ago
I wonder how interactive elements inside the window that respond to drag events are affected.
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soheil
4y ago
First I thought this is Zoom the video conf software; please, stop using easily misinterpreted wording. Then I realized on iOS since about 6 years ago disabling zoom via meta tags takes no effect and you can still zoom; please, stop being l
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Ask HN: Does anyone use the Comments link in the top navbar?
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4y ago
Cool example, but all r3f is doing here is just providing the threejs camera, controls and the text with emoji, the watch itself is loaded as a .glb file, where I'd assume most people would be interested in learning about.
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4y ago
This is a problem of active vs passive communication. I can think of 100's of other personal behaviors that would be worse or just as bad as being an asshole. Passive aggressive behavior, secretly taking credit for someone's work,
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4y ago
Can you point to what libraries he could have used that would have made it simpler? I doubt anything like would benefit from any type of abstraction that currently exists, unless it was a more interactive application that would incorporate
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4y ago
To be 100% honest I found it very intimidating to even begin reading it. It's such a time sink (no pun intended) and a huge wall of text (with figures and interactivity nonetheless).
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soheil
4y ago
Crazy to see this thing with the spring is constantly rotating so furiously all the time all so just that the second hand would move ever so slowly once a second.
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4y ago
And you're so sure they're being lazy and not because they purposefully want to maintain the same handle across different platforms? The hubris...
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soheil
4y ago
Reinsurance business is a black swan [0] in the negative direction. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_swan_theory
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soheil
4y ago
That's over 3 sigma can you back up the claim to your score?
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soheil
4y ago
I wondered if skipping was worse than answering randomly.
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soheil
4y ago
It gets boring pretty quickly. I wonder if part of people considered having a high IQ is the ability to persevere through adversity and having grit which really isn't the same as raw intelligence.
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soheil
4y ago
Please don't. If you're reading a sentence in a TODO you can decide what it wants you to do, it's bizarre to claim the reader will be less confused if the sentence was merely labeled differently. This reminds of using emojis
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4y ago
ESG browny points is probably a key component of that. It's dangerous to let politicians decide what is considered green. There has to be a quantifiably measurable way the impact on the environment from any single product is judged. If
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4y ago
How many times do we need to learn that absence of evidence is not evidence of absence? Anything new that we consume or use as a tool to consume food with should be regarded as highly safe. Skeptical empiricism is the best way to achieve th
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4y ago
tl;dr? What an unreadable wall of text. There is literally no context provided. What is this supposed to be and why? I'm about 50% positive it's not supposed to be fiction, other than that I'm at a loss.
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5y ago
I think he created the Apple look and feel which will stay with the company probably forever as something to distinguish it from all the other products in the marketplace. For this reason he should be celebrated. Sure we can blame him for t
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5y ago
For this reason whenever someone speaks professionally instead of just saying the thing directly not only they're saying the original thing it's meant to be (ie. I don't have time for you, I told you so, that's a horribl
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5y ago
I wish there was a straightforward way to monetize software written as a hobby just like selling pottery on Etsy.
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5y ago
I see I thought that was the market cap.
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5y ago
Is HN a weapon too?
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5y ago
> Why he thinks Twitter is worth $45b is beyond me. It may be beyond you, are you also saying it's beyond all Twitter's investors too? Have you asked them?
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5y ago
> three comma club members So you're gonna bundle people with $999B and $1B together, just like that?
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