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CogDisco

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    Comment #49029179

    But then there's the opposite in maths where there's an overload on "plain" terminology. "Normal" means a billion different things. Same as "regular" or "simple". Omitting the huma…

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    Comment #24457241

    Are 99.99% convinced that normal voting is secure?

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    Comment #23818982

    Why not have controls in your program to do these immediate, non-logic changing modifications? It can report the ideal value through a debug interface. No recompiles needed. I'd al…

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    Comment #21701037

    Assuming you can learn anything from the experience. What you might learn is weird idiosyncrasies and futile tactics playing from desperation. You might learn to not lose so quickl…

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    Comment #21266790

    Do you have a reference for that first point? I couldn't find it on Google, but would be interested to learn about it.

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    Comment #20307956

    That's one way of looking at it. Another is that they provide products with consistently high margins, and encourage vendor lock in.

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    Comment #20209380

    > Apple should... make demands on companies with which it has no relationship, and expect those companies to comply? Isn't that literally the link above?

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    Comment #18224099

    Do you feel it's likely that he's created something that works and rather than using or elaborating upon his work, and thus bettering their own career, everyone has thought, "Wait …

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    Comment #16566646

    Do you have any recommendations for tutorials or guides?

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    Comment #16371047

    I moved to Pelican from WordPress last year and it's been great. I wish there were more resources around for it, though.

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    Comment #14924782

    Yes, although Org calls it "clocking".

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    Comment #14861058

    Org mode with some fairly well-worn templates. My daily log is in datetree format. I have a few agenda options so at my weekly meeting I can get a quick review of what I've done du…

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    Comment #14415939

    What would be your plan for papers that cite another one because they are doing a literature review or something akin to "Paper X is wrong"? There's also a trickier problem in your…

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    Comment #14134988

    You mean MUDs or MOOs?

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    Comment #12354822

    If they were serious, they'd provide objective evidence for their claims. Papers, source code, numbers. Not "we have the biggest, baddest GPU farm" and refuse to say any more as po…

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    Comment #11836445

    Wasn't Ingress an augmented-reality social network? It's been around for years.

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    Comment #11558020

    I think it's more a password manager that doesn't manage passwords. You can't set an expiry date on a password. You can't change a password if it's compromised. You don't know when…

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    Comment #9208474

    The problem with extracting org-mode into its own application is that a lot of the magic of org-mode comes from emacs. It's not so much being tied up in emacs as sharing and extend…

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    Comment #8185116

    Not bad. Not sure it'd come close to replacing org-habits for me.

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    Comment #7941208

    Such a scenario is not so far fetched. Except that it is. This is not a discussion about self-driving cars because they don't work that way and are a long way off potentially worki…

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    Comment #7112147

    You have the right to free speech. You don't have the right to freedom from consequence of free speech.

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    Comment #6829647

    I know this is just a fun game, but do you do any double-checking to make sure the bot isn't overfitted and "generating" a fake title that is actually real?