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DieBruderBauer
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Comment #42022338
Location: Irvine, California Remote: Preferred. Willing to relocate: Yes. Technologies: Python, C, C++ Résumé/CV: www.linkedin.com/in/david-k-a75074148 Email: dbkarimi@outlook.com …
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Comment #39902568
Location: Irvine, California Remote: Preferred. Willing to relocate: Yes. Technologies: Python, C, C++ Résumé/CV: www.linkedin.com/in/david-k-a75074148 Email: dbkarimi@outlook.com …
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Comment #38562329
Sapolsky's cartoonish mis-characterization of Schizophrenia and people afflicted with Schizophrenia is a joke and leaves a bad taste in my mouth. His widely-cited and (unfortunatel…
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Comment #37895203
The following questions arose to me after watching this poignant video... 1.) Does the AI "know" it's beating the game? 2.) Why can 10 y.o. me know how to progress in the game with…
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Comment #37755430
Has Reddit forgotten the history of oft-fabled failed sites like Digg?
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Comment #37754913
I'd argue -- for my pedestrian use cases -- that Apple Maps is superior to Google Maps. UI is one reason.
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Comment #37565983
Really having fun with the contacts poster as I try to complete all of my close friend's pictures.
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Comment #37387793
The one with the cow spots on the box? Ah…good times!
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Comment #37367579
> - Disk space manager - graphically show where my diskspace went; allow me to find and delete large files Try WinDirStat.
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Comment #37226889
Biggest feature for me? Ability to disable efficiency mode which is - by default - on in Windows 11 and which cripples my plethora of open tabs.
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Comment #37124887
Another great book to read (which I read in college as a Philosophy major) is Timothy Williamson's Vagueness ...a brilliant magnum opus.
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Comment #36831104
The response is always: "Oh, well, we're not making enough profit to justify staying open." Are you serious? It's greed manifest at sociopathic levels.
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Comment #36685152
I would be surprised if they _didn't_ paint themselves into their work. Example: Van Gogh _must have_ transferred his neuroses into his work. Without question.
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Comment #36253857
1st page of most search results is inundated with irrelevant ads. Pitiful. And yes, a small minority know about and actively use uBlock Origin. But that doesn’t mean the core funct…
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Comment #36173512
discriminatory MCATs, brutal STEPS, insane Pre-Med curriculum, and more nonsense designed to cater to white elites who gamed the educational system and less to those who are genuin…
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Comment #36040618
You can pull Strunk's from my cold, dead hands.
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Comment #36040597
Can't tell if this is a fluff piece or a genuine analysis of market trends. Either way, I'm sipping tea with my 3090.
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Comment #36040573
Chen is a marvelous writer. Punchy sentences replete with wisdom.
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Comment #35936379
To piggyback off your point, any sufficiently capable AI (not what we have now) would easily squash whatever humans create simply because it would be able to transcend existence an…
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Comment #35870673
I'm happy for the Gray Lady, honestly, and hope that it continues to thrive on the internets. We hunger for a strong 4th estate. We need it. I am not going get my news from a fring…
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Comment #35870635
I know this might sound weird, but my dream would be having an AI -- instead of gossiping about humans traffic -- communicate with other driver-system-cars in the world in some gia…
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Comment #35870579
IMHO I believe that addiction is hard-coded in our DNA and can be a sort of coping mechanism; or "modus operandi" for work, you might say. Take Tobacco for example. It's been aroun…
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Comment #34758411
Most of them came from Iran and India however…
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Ask HN: What to do when your side project is losing steam in a nascent space
I have a looney project I worked on for my tradesman degree in Computer Science. This was 4 years ago and I never thought it would get its legs. Fast forward 4 years, I say I chalk…
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Comment #34662820
I hated learning/using C. Once I was introduced to C++, it was like a breath of fresh air. Sure, at lot of it stylistic in nature. But those frameworks matter. They really do.