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by viach 8y ago
So they'll get AI with criminal mindset as a result? See where it leads to?
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by viach 8y ago
Genuine question - why 2 wheels, not good old 4? Only because these robobees look cooler this way?
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by viach 8y ago
Read and listen, practice, fix mistakes, repeat.
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by viach 8y ago
Probably the next logical idea would be to apply to YC with Redis?
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by viach 8y ago
In the end, it's always about politics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budget_of_NASA#Political_oppos...
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by viach 8y ago
It is expected to happen only about 3 times in a century (from article). In other words, building this system of telescopes won't affect the next elections in any positive way.
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by viach 8y ago
I seriously think this is the main problem of "Linux on Desktop". Just stop the cooler spinning all the time that's it - Desktop War is won, Win and Mac are packing their stuff and go home.
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by viach 8y ago
> then tweak a few module options to get better power saving What, what these options are? Is there an answer to the mystery of "how to get power management working on a Linux laptop?".
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by viach 8y ago
Can you please add blocking of "Please agree to use cookies" hollyguacamolle?
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by viach 8y ago
> OOP is fraught with gotchas, misaligned incentives and lacks objectively checkable criteria Like, almost everything in programming these days (especially the frontend part)? I actually like how functional code looks like, especially M
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by viach 8y ago
What else people can do - videos, articles - just to avoid learning a little bit of Java? Stop that laziness and learn OOP properly, you'll find a good use for it!
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by viach 8y ago
>> Loot of course takes many forms, gold, silvers, the work of serfs, the work of slaves Gas, oil, fresh air, ...
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by viach 8y ago
That's the real danger of AI, not the "raise of machines". It gives theoretical foundation for saying "humans who are not X are not Y".
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by viach 8y ago
Yup, that could become big - Facebook started first in academias and first users were students.
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by viach 8y ago
Interesting, will they accept tuition payments in it?
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by viach 8y ago
The title sounds like someone is actually seriously working on stopping climate change, so that there is something to provide some help to. Which is, well, not the case, no?
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by viach 8y ago
Tend to agree. But if you work in a team, there will be someone who just loves implicits and overloading and you won't be able to change his mind. Strong code style policies help, but they are really rare in real processes.
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by viach 8y ago
I see Kotlin as a great choice for these who don't want Java verbosity but can't really get used to read Scala.
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by viach 8y ago
But, Instagram has messaging already, no? So it's only needed to drop WhatsApp and Messenger to get integration done. Ah, and move users accounts.
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by viach 8y ago
Exactly! I can imagine an article in this Puddle Universe: >"Is the Puddle a conscious mind?" >"Cosmopsychism might seem crazy, but it provides a robust explanatory model for how the Puddle became fine-tuned for water&q
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by viach 8y ago
Isn't that a perfect example of survivorship bias? That if our form of life managed to appear in a particular universe, it's built for us then?
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by viach 8y ago
This comment sounds like RHEL's license is more 'free' than Mongo's, which is not the case, imho.
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by viach 8y ago
Probably, but you can't really know for sure. Humans is something which never happened to this planet before. I wouldn't bet 10$ on life surviving here in the case things continue to go the way they are going today.
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by viach 8y ago
This article judges Ethereum as a potentially useful tool and author proves such a tool has no advertised usefulness in it so it's doomed. I think this is wrong approach. Ethereum and most of the altcoins are not tools aimed to solve a
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by viach 8y ago
Actually it depends on how far it all gets
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by viach 8y ago
>> What are we doing to this planet? What will it become? The tragedy of the commons: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons Technically, the planet is doomed. Practically and pragmatically, everyon
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by viach 8y ago
So Aion comes first and Ethereum 8th, sorted alphabetically? Sounds fair.
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by viach 8y ago
I can only imagine what would happen to the Bitcoin creator's life if he decided to be a public person.
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by viach 8y ago
If you throw 1000 random ideas against the wall, 10 of them could stick, 2 or 3 of which would be solo founded. Look, solo founding works, right?
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by viach 8y ago
It is very hard to honestly evaluate your own idea, because it's, well, your idea. You get to tell about it to someone. And when you tell and ask for feedback and help - voila, you are not a pure solo founder anymore.

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