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by sumitviii 11y ago
Internet is like a loud speaker. Just because some people can use it to communicate some profanities doesn't mean that it should be banned.
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by sumitviii 11y ago
> 987654321 / 123456789 = 8 FTFY
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by sumitviii 11y ago
>money spent on the Mars orbiter was just an exercise in national pride When start-ups compete against big corporations, do they try to follow corporate crap and other slow things? The advantage of being second is that you can learn from
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by sumitviii 11y ago
This argument is just like the one used against Mars program. In competitions, asymmetrical developments are often better than symmetrical ones. We can build more toilets (aren't we already?) or we can educate next generation to aspire
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by sumitviii 11y ago
Trust free systems are an ideal.
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by sumitviii 11y ago
Maybe mods can change the link?
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by sumitviii 11y ago
What possible applications?
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by sumitviii 11y ago
*Up to double.
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by sumitviii 11y ago
Isn't basic income a bit weird? I am a total noob, but to get money, truck drivers do something. Getting money for not doing anything is like increasing the lower limit on minimum money you can have. The way to do it is probably paying
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by sumitviii 11y ago
It promised something great. But it turned out to be just a frontend project.
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by sumitviii 11y ago
We should generalize this for all things. If something behaves as if it has consciousness, then we should not worry if it actually has consciousness.
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by sumitviii 11y ago
This sounds like what Peter Thiel mentions in monopoly chapter in his book. A restaurant marketing itself as south indian food place, and ignoring the fact that they still have to compete with that pizza place next door.
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by sumitviii 11y ago
When you are changing bases/alphabets, you are selecting them intelligently. Mutation is random. Here is how I think ~12 Million bases make such a large difference (I haven't actually read Hamlet): - Most of it is junk. Or what we
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OTCA metapixel(youtube.com)
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by sumitviii 11y ago
Maybe it has interpreted love as some place.
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by sumitviii 11y ago
Maybe people can show new stuff they make on HN etc before using it in their apps.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Seriously? Can you point to some links?
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Is it really possible?
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Why? Its the ancestor of all organism, including single celled bacteria.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
The possibility of 2 non-monozygotic twins having identical genes is not zero, just astronomically low. Its the same for LUA.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
For anyone wondering if there were multiple LUAs: https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/1bjvxs/how_do_w...
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by sumitviii 12y ago
I may be wrong, but weather cannot be simulated because real version is running over the complete globe. Brain, while hard to simulate with present technology, still is a 3 pound thing. Computational resources obstacle will be overcome.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
But we have working examples of that machine. The problem is in completely understanding it. If we completely understand it, then it shouldn't be hard to simulate.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
>I would take that long bet out to 2129, and beyond. I don't see software with that level of intellectual flexibility being written in our lifetimes, or the lifetimes of our children or their children https://xkcd.com&#x2
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by sumitviii 12y ago
http://www.google.com/patents/US5449683
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by sumitviii 12y ago
MIT has a patent on doses less than 1 mg and some(not exactly >1 mg) higher doses can have harmful effects.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
That's just a dark scenario of parent's problem.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
"much of what the VCs are funding isn't even technology but the post-apocalyptic sort of "attempt to engage in one of the short-term natural monopolies that technology sometimes creates" gambits that bloom in the caldera
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by sumitviii 12y ago
ISP's have to buy license from government. But a HN post showed a way to tunnel normal traffic through FB chat[ ]. : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9203946
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by sumitviii 12y ago
If the result of this study is A, toxicity function is T(/r/foo), will the answers on /r/Askreddit follow A = T(/r/Askreddit)? Edit:I'm sorry. They won't. But it will affect the value.

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