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by vinchuco 9y ago
coffee pods look a lot like those in seed starter kits. Startup idea?
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by vinchuco 9y ago
coupled with http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/04/30/why-youll-never-beat-...
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On Disrupting Hurricanes(popsci.com)
1 points by vinchuco 9y ago|0 comments
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by vinchuco 9y ago
I want to say rent. But I don't know how reliable that is.
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Nothing about cost of living
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Ask HN: What are some interesting HN search queries?
5 points by vinchuco 9y ago|1 comments
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Though mathematics does not wait for justification, here's something to think about: infinite decimals https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square_root_of_2
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by vinchuco 9y ago
That's a protection, not a reward. It has a cost, and is often abused.
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by vinchuco 9y ago
A big effect in a small area vs a small effect in a large area [?]. The same volume of water in two cylinders of short and long width. We have prizes for big problems in mathematics and science, but rarely focus on enablers. The tribe rewar
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by vinchuco 9y ago
mmk
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Not sure which is worse: clickbaity titles or mostly nondescriptive titles
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by vinchuco 9y ago
A bit ironic how this is also a data point for why not to.
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Missing the point. The question here is more about how to generate inputs that would yield the same result in wolfram.
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Crofton's Formula(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by vinchuco 9y ago|0 comments
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by vinchuco 9y ago
I should have thought of this sooner. Since they're ALREADY talking about purely imaginary apples, take n of these. Arrange them in the bucket so as to make a square of side length n (of said imaginary apples). The result is n^2 negati
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by vinchuco 9y ago
“It is not the wind that moves, it is not the flag that moves, it is your minds that move.”
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Not the answer you requested https://hn.algolia.com/?query=ask%20hn%20podcasts&sort=byPop...
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by vinchuco 9y ago
I don't contest that. But you have a choice to frame your question in a way conducive to a valid answer. But someone who doesn't do that is likely unworthy of negative apples anyways. :)
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by vinchuco 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stylometry
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by vinchuco 9y ago
You did! You posed the question! I just don't see the value in conflating both terms (philos and math) when there's a distinction pointed out above.
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by vinchuco 9y ago
But it's your fault no one can bring you this bucket: You want 'negative apple' entities but ask for (what is interpreted as) a negative number of apple entities. A key distinction here is that one has a defined implementatio
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What is it like to understand advanced mathematics?(quora.com)
122 points by vinchuco 9y ago|53 comments
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Chinese Remainder Theorem [pdf](theoremoftheday.org)
3 points by vinchuco 9y ago|0 comments
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Weird question. Can we make Earth a spaceship by somehow manipulating the orbit of the moon?
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Is there a way to stream these indefinitely on shuffle without having to pick each one manually?
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by vinchuco 9y ago
previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14947330
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Absolutely.
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How long would it take to crack your password?(password.kaspersky.com)
3 points by vinchuco 9y ago|2 comments
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Makes sense. They are both magic: one is in runes (computer code) and the other in scrolls (theorems).
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by vinchuco 9y ago
I'd swap the word 'Puzzle' for 'Crossword' in the title. I thought the article would be about someone like Martin Gardner or other puzzle designer.

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