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Caylio

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    Comment #28186147

    No, some were better.

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    Comment #27845613

    Nobody said that skill was sufficient to win, I am simply pointing out the obvious fact that it's still required (in response to nkrisc who claimed that no skill was required at al…

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    Comment #27844954

    Your "big" difference is useless and changes nothing to the topic at hand. Nkrisc claimed that no skill was required at all, only luck, which is clearly false. I was just pointing …

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    Comment #27844251

    Every winner will have made a skillful shot, hence a skillful shot is required to win. It's a combination of both therefore you obviously can't claim no skill is required at all. N…

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    Comment #27841376

    The machine can only "decide to let you win" if you have the skill to get close, otherwise no chance.

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    Comment #27754885

    "extensive"

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    Comment #27733208

    If you don't link to the thread, everyone will prefer to disregard what you say.

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    Comment #26629843

    Yes, treated like people that can be replaced by robots.

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    Comment #25744399

    He is proving his point by contradicting himself, a true mathematician.

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    Comment #25561032

    This one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25557631

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    Comment #25560925

    Its the DK effect in action.

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    Comment #25524109

    You just fed one

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    Comment #25297814

    But by his definition, this would be an evil thing to do.

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    Comment #25286779

    Then you are not Catholic

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    Comment #25157747

    Having equality signs at each step does not mean you can reverse the steps. You need bidirectional implication for that.

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    Comment #25030532

    Mathematical problem solving by Alan Shoenfield

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    Comment #24565617

    The same could be said about your comment.

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    Comment #24461353

    Grammar nazi.

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    Comment #24320852

    You sound bitter.

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    Comment #24256162

    That's a consequence of the axiom of choice, which has historically been a highly controversial axiom.