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by windows_tips 8y ago
Libraries were computerized long ago. Why would you have a stereotype of "a short old computer illiterate lady"?
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by windows_tips 8y ago
Seems like a pretty trivial difference.
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by windows_tips 8y ago
Is there actually a market for things like CNN? It seems that CNN being shoved in your face is kind of its thing.
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by windows_tips 8y ago
I guess you also need to interpret each number in the list in each possible base.
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by windows_tips 8y ago
I'm not sure 1/3 is exactly a number. It seems to be an expression when written out. pi, likewise, appears to be a word, not a number.
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by windows_tips 8y ago
>The proof basically shows that even if you imagine that you had a countably-infinitely-long list of all the real numbers between 0 and 1 , you can construct a number that must be missing from the list -- which is a contradiction, and
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by windows_tips 8y ago
Are you sure 1/3 is a real number?
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by windows_tips 8y ago
Could you show us one of these "random" reals? There is a simple algorithm for generating every possible decimal number: x.0 x.1 x.2 ... x.01 x.02 ... x.10 x.11 x.12 ... x.20 x.21 ... x.30 x.31
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by windows_tips 8y ago
How could you exclude "almost every real number", if such a thing should not even be considered?
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by windows_tips 8y ago
How is HN not an ISP? It appears to be offering IP service, including with an application on top.
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by windows_tips 8y ago
Are you sure? It seems to be providing a service on the Internet. Also, why would NN only apply to ISPs? HN is at least a text network. Shouldn't it be neutral too?
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by windows_tips 8y ago
Why not?
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Ask HN: Will HN have to stop shadowbanning and banning if NN is passed?
2 points by windows_tips 8y ago|8 comments
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by windows_tips 8y ago
>Please don't impute astroturfing or shillage. That degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. If you're worried about it, email us and we'll look at the data. >Please don't complain that a submission is inapprop
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How to Use Notepad to Create a Log File(support.microsoft.com)
1 points by windows_tips 8y ago|0 comments