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5y ago
Me too. I feel that the key insight is that rational mind is almost always too slow to keep flow of the conversation interesting. It inevitably destroys timing and rhythm. You can observe this clearly in stand-up performances - rationality
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5y ago
Inconceivable ? Sorry I could not resist.
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5y ago
I believe that throughout history few golden rules emerged (most of them boil down to "do as You would be done") which keeps our societies more or less stable (we, or rather some of us, are still here, dont we?). Even those who ab
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5y ago
Im guessing that He is talking about "having job" being a poor abstraction for value creation from point of view of whole society. Its like triple A rating for CDOs backed by subprime morgages. On the surface it seems good but if
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Sure, but I believe that money and money circulation is only means to an end and this feels like loosing the sight of end goal. Its a bit like saying that war is a viable economy booster (it can eventually create economic boom like WW2 has
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I have seen this sentiment and on the surface its looks right. But I feel that we are missing here some real studies that should be done into impact of life style of the rich on the whole economy. I know few rich people (some of them ungodl
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5y ago
That's very narrow way of thinking ... I believe myself to be idiot in multiple different ways which can have multiple dimensions with multiple different scales.
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The theory looks very promising. Separations of tags and roles and the ability to decide who can grant what looks very flexible (at least if I compare it to some systems that I worked on). But I think that there is one implmentation detail
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Ask HN: Open-source projects that handle monetary values properly
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>> even the 'merest' of mental models is also part of reality, right? That's quite materialistic take - I think the jury is still out on whether mind is inseparable from material reality (even if we treat it only as an
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5y ago
I believe saying that our mental models are mere models and not reality would be a bit shorter, profound and usefull :)
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I personally find the Generalized Monty Hall problem as unintuitive as the original one. But I belive that I found a batter way to make it intuitive (at least for people that have heard about classic and conditional probability). And it eve
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6y ago
I'm not sure how this works in other IDEs, but lombock Eclipse plugin kinda solves this problem. You can run CTRL+Shift+G (Find references) on getter/setter that is shown in class outline and it will immediately give You getter&#x
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6y ago
Could You point me towards research papers about complexity and corectness ? I have this unconfirmed intuition about the way we manage complexity and correctness (that we are building castles on quick sands with our leaky abstractions that
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6y ago
I personalny blame american culture (and protestant work ethic hidden behind it). Add some capitalistic rat race to that and You will get richest society on earth in which almost no one can stop for a moment to take a breath and maybe even
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6y ago
>> Maybe that chain of reasoning is only comprehensible to an artificial intelligence which we have yet to invent, involving us inhabiting some element of a vast fractal structure subject to some sort of anthropic principal? And we wi
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6y ago
So You propose that the future for every developer is either go up or go out? Am I the only one that this reeks of pyramid scheme? In reality only one in ten can become "principal engineer". But it does not mean that the other nin
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For me the only real answer is "Connections" - they will miss out on connections with people that will make the world go around in the future (even if its only some local version of world for ex. Your city). Direct access and fami
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No, the analogy still stands in my opinion - medicine is not "eating the world". It has only very narrow application (very important but still narrow) and software can literally change everything in our lifes (if for the better th
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7y ago
I second that. There's also a lot of movie and tv adaptations of this book out there(Alan Badel was probably the best Count) and I really enjoy compering them to the book.
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7y ago
I'm guessing that You dont have kids :) I would say the same few years ago, but having young children now causes that I have nowhere to work at home that is relatively peacefull and quiet.
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7y ago
Who said anything about production ? Haven't You seen requirements changing even before first prototype is ready? I had a meeting literally today where client's CFO and head accountant throw out my team's week of work because
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8y ago
Sure we all know this, but for business people with money this looks fishy. This xkcd sums up the problem perfectly: https://xkcd.com/1425/ How non technical person can tell the difference between task inherent uncert
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50% off is understandable ? Where can I find such forgiving clients? My clients lawyers would eat me alive if I would start to bill them in such manner. They dont want to hear about uncertainty - they are buying professionals and this kin
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8y ago
Yeah it is. Some india based IT Sweat Schop (HCL) bought it and they are going to add node.js integration to it to make it look modern :)
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Actually its not true - notes (or rather domino) data metamodel is really simple (except for rich text maybe). The real problem is lack of schema which ecourages people who dont know better to build horrendous things. And if there is no sch
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8y ago
Three was a brief moment when this was a thing. But it really did not catch on. They deprecated this feature few years ago (by deprecate I mean the "IBM deprecate" which is ignoring feature in future releases so maybe people will
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Polish: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JFHanoST-vI Bosnian: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NZOf47Iv2Zo (Its actually more ska/rap but still three is some punk in it if you listen carefully :))
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9y ago
It seems that Your country's ticks are way better than mine. I would gladly swap. According to my countrys newspapers (Im from Poland) there were at least 10000 confirmed cases of lyme last year. The main reason is that almost 40 perce
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I have hard time guessing if You are serious or just trolling. Lyme disease is no joke. It can destroy Your life. And first real symptoms often comes when damages done to nervous system are irreversible. My father had it and and lost abilit
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