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8y ago
It’s no different than saying “really”. As in, “I’m really ready to kill myself”. Of course, it doesn’t mean “in reality”. It’s an intensifier, just like “literally”
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8y ago
I don't understand your point. Amazon has no incentive to help the city. What do you mean when you say you trust them with the money. Trust them to help themselves? How does that help the people who don't work at or own Amazon s
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8y ago
If you trust Microsoft at all you don't remember the 90's at all. OTOH I'm happy that MS is doing well recently because competition is good for all of us, but there is nothing more terrifying to me than MS becoming even close
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9y ago
But the article is actually making a case against the pet peeve.
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9y ago
I'm with you on this. I've been living in the US for three years and literally never faced any racism of any sort. I went to vacation in Amsterdam and some shit faced kid decided to harass me cause I'm Indian within two days
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9y ago
>am a founder of a successful consulting firm I really want to take this path at some point. I don't feel like I fit into either of these categories very well and the idea of having my own consulting firm has always appealed to me.
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9y ago
Oh man, I've been looking for this article for ages. When the new Bem article came out yesterday I hunted for it again and couldn't find it. Thank you so much!
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10y ago
It's kind of surreal to see this post and this comment here, because that is literally what I did last weekend - adapted that book to Rust! https://github.com/xmonkee/rusttracer
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10y ago
Tesla's entire marketing message is about how they are saving the planet. It's really ironic then how many times I've heard about the terrible working conditions at their factories. One cannot really trust a message about sav
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11y ago
>We attribute intelligence to humans, most of which are barely able to parrot what they hear from each other edgy/10
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11y ago
For a second there...
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11y ago
>he thinks psychoanalysis explains human history The kind of theoritical psychoanalysis Zizek talks about is not really classic psychoanalysis at all. Even Marxism at the lowest level is a theory of psychology.
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11y ago
Can I summarize this with: immutable lisp with 2-way bindings to m-expressions? Sorry I don't mean to trivialize or anything, but me and my friends have been thinking of something eerily on these lines. I think it's one of those i
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12y ago
I'm sorry, is this a running joke on HN? The first reply is always some bland, obvious attack on whatever is posted. I mean, the fact that a streaming computer in the cloud is sensitive to network hiccups is so obvious to anyone who se
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12y ago
I call this the Pink Floyd Effect.
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12y ago
It's Peter Norvig. He definitely paints murals when he's writing code. If his code doesn't qualify as art then there's hardly anyone on the planet who's can.
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12y ago
This article is fascinating. I had no idea that the Von Neumann machine was an extrapolation of a mental model. Even more fascinating, that the existince of a symbolic computation machine made the possibility of purely symobolic epistimolog
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12y ago
lol
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12y ago
Nanda? Haha funny to run into you here. Kaisa chal raha hai?
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12y ago
>>>reddit
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12y ago
Why does acting like a grown-up literally involve acting like an adult. Suits are basically playing dress-up for adults. And don't even get me started on ties.
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12y ago
lol
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12y ago
Care to give us a peek at how this works?
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12y ago
How is it a fact? It's your fact, subjective fact. That we both have an agreement doesn't make it objective. You can't prove that there exists no man that will say he doesn't possess awareness. Even if everyone agreed th
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12y ago
>There is also “awareness”, but awareness is not a thing or localized in a particular place, so to even say “there is also awareness” is already a tremendous problem, as it implies separateness and existence where none can be found. To b
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12y ago
But why would you be hostile to someone just because they also built their app for Android? Successful people generally grow to encompass as many income streams as they can, and you're losing the long game by not reaching out to the ne
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12y ago
The article mentions "jugaad" as the Indian way of doing things inexpensively. It roughly means a "hack", and it really is very fundamental to the Indian engineering brain. I once read a list of interesting words in fore
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12y ago
He is, and yet the GP is right there is zero resentment middle class people feel towards farmers. I think what most people feel is a mix of gratitude and pity.
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12y ago
Someone should write an article about how some Indian writers need to stop eviscerating "millions of indians" based on imagined opinions. This article is downright insulting. I am an Indian, and I don't believe that the "
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12y ago
all 3 = 1.6% any 2 = 14%
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