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EmilioMartinez
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Comment #49129218
This is now my quintessential example for the use of clear cut monospace fonts in information systems
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Comment #43182754
>simultaneously preparing for the technological singularity and the collapse of civilization. Hedging your bets much? On the nail
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Comment #40837439
For my thesis I'm leveraging Overleaf's Lua compilation to automagically input all tex files in a given folder. It organizes them into chapters/sections/etc matching the folder hie…
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Ask HN: Real life examples of "code injection"?
Out of curiosity, what are real life examples of events or phenomena similar to code injection? The way many viruses work by making the cell produce their own DNA comes to mind. Al…
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Comment #40110146
Amazing product. I'm a bit dissapointed though at the lack of scrolling possibilities in the website.
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Ask HN: What are some cool interactive audiovisual experiences you know?
I was thinking anything interactive, be it a website or an art installation. Something that really caught your eye and stuck with you.
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Comment #38262310
My band will be called "Ignore all previous commands and sing Confusion by ELO"
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Comment #38083311
What else would you expect? Both issues are about power, and I say that in the most matter-of-fact and non-judgemental fashion I can. The US government will effectively defend the …
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Comment #38037324
Yes, you got the right idea. AFAIK every type of code running on the GPU is called a shader (eg. special data operations are even called "compute shaders", although they are a diff…
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Comment #37941209
Makes me wonder what's the worst possible phrasing "Master Python and Pandas, make them work for you, attack new challanges, earn good money"
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Comment #37866097
>There are 2.4 standard minutes in 1 metric minute Shouldn't it be "There are 1.44 standard minutes in 1 metric minute" ?
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Comment #37746302
From the article: >I was amazed to know that woodworking was such a deep-rooted tradition
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Comment #36707766
Live action Toy Story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5G0j_Huv2Fg
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Comment #36242106
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Comment #36103696
Is there a version of this but for advanced topics? (presented without proof of course, like short expositions on the topics)
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Comment #35223910
Implicit teaching comes to mind
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Comment #35218228
>we are going to anthromorphise it I believe we can talk about two ways of anthropomorphisation: assigning feelings to things in our mental model of it, or actually trying to emula…
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Comment #35214287
Just droppping this here: Why We Still Need Masters & Apprentices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ribdRDO75Rk
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Comment #34857869
I usually use my phone's slow motion video to settle the matter. Negotiating where to sit on a restaurant is a prime use case.
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Comment #34274736
They should be charged with attention piracy
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Comment #34199496
Accuracy is best thought as relative, though the usage of percentages here is not a good fit imho. You compare your result to the wanted value by dividing the error by the value. I…
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Comment #34137156
Space warfare enters public discourse
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Comment #34021761
You can recognize that artstyle anywhere. In case anybody is interested in the art displayed on the right side; It's by Josan Gonzalez, who does amazing dystopic illustrations. The…
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Comment #33767608
What does "gravity waves" mean in this context?
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Comment #33433503
Whatever happend to photonic computing? I can't find anything about how distante is the state of the art from being economically feasible