zephyrthenoble

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by zephyrthenoble 3y ago
That's a fair point. Maybe people did react similarly, but the LK-99 hype was at the very least grounded in scientific methodology. I should keep that in perspective and be a little less harsh.
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by zephyrthenoble 3y ago
Are you implying that people on Hacker News saying LK-99 is a superconductor helped the scientific community in some way?
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by zephyrthenoble 3y ago
Watching this unfold on HN has been eerily similar to watching r/UFOs whenever someone comes forward with "proof" of UFOs/coverups/whatever. I never want to rain on anyone's parade, as proof of ETs or room tem
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by zephyrthenoble 3y ago
Why can't you have a therapist and friends?
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by zephyrthenoble 3y ago
What's the name of this professor? I would love to look up their research.
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by zephyrthenoble 3y ago
What kind of person would interview at a company, probably go through multiple rounds of interviews and coding questions, get the job they were looking for, and turn it down because they were offered more than they expected? Why did they in
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by zephyrthenoble 3y ago
If someone wasn't a lawyer and did something similar, they would face little to no negative effects socially. Why should a lawyer get a free pass, especially considering they should know better?
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by zephyrthenoble 4y ago
What does "changing the course to local" mean?
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by zephyrthenoble 4y ago
If people are using gig economy jobs to make ends meet, doesn't it still seem possible that they could suffer from the volatile pay? Why can't someone have their "freedom" and also have some negative effects?
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by zephyrthenoble 5y ago
Maybe their definition of definition is your definition of bread?
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by zephyrthenoble 5y ago
This isn't a video game. Your sample size of one is not indicative of the greater population. Don't cause people to mess up their health by appealing to the notion that they can do better than trained medical professionals. This i
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by zephyrthenoble 5y ago
What are you referencing here?
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by zephyrthenoble 5y ago
This is an example of correlation without causation, even if your assertion that these cities are "dead cities without growth".
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Ask HN: Masters or Startup?
1 points by zephyrthenoble 5y ago|2 comments
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by zephyrthenoble 6y ago
I have never "cleared the air."
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by zephyrthenoble 10y ago
You bring up a fair point that the study is not perfect. I would be interested to find a better study, but to be honest I'm not sure where I would be able to find one... I'll see if I can find a more objective one after work.
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by zephyrthenoble 10y ago
I'm frankly quite surprised by the initial wave of comments disparaging this message. The facts are that women are poorly represented in the tech community[1], and do make less than men[2]. Any attempt to let women feel more accepted
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by zephyrthenoble 10y ago
https://www.cnet.com/news/biggest-pay-gap-in-america-compute...
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by zephyrthenoble 10y ago
I used to have chronic neck pain, and didn't think that it would ever get better. I was eventually convinced to go to physical therapy at a location near my job. It took several months of me going in for half an hour, twice a week, bu
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by zephyrthenoble 10y ago
The "press release" links to here: http://www.mathematik.uni-kassel.de/ACA2016/ which is definitely not the University of Toronto's Math or CS department page.
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by zephyrthenoble 11y ago
There are also a lot of people out there who would not be willing to pay the $4.64 dollars. By using this model, developers can get both the people who want to buy it through the store and people who don't want to spend any money to p
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by zephyrthenoble 11y ago
You have named a lot of applications that are native to Windows only. You might be able to get them working on Linux using WINE, but I can tell you from my experience that on Fedora 21 Blizzard games are difficult if not impossible to get
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by zephyrthenoble 11y ago
Do you use 10GB of data a month?
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by zephyrthenoble 12y ago
I haven't tried it yet, but I believe it would work with the `--ssh=` option.
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by zephyrthenoble 12y ago
I think what I should have said is that, since I had deadlines for project submissions, dealing with Rust in its current state was more difficult than writing it in Python would have been. I do understand that Rust is trying to become a bet
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by zephyrthenoble 12y ago
You have valid points, especially about contributing back to the community. However, I was using Rust to learn how a webserver or a kernel worked, not to learn how a language worked. If I was writing my own code for my own use, and it didn
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by zephyrthenoble 12y ago
I am a CS student who had to use Rust for my OS class. I have had several issues using Rust so far, mostly caused by a lack of verbose documentation and examples. The basic ideas are great, but it's hard to learn about some things, su