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FiveDegrees

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    Comment #17949257

    You may enjoy the game The Witness. The entire game is basically built around inducing that feeling.

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    Comment #17939313

    I find myself impressed every time I look and find that the Roblox userbase has grown by another zillion and yet nobody I know has heard of it. Filter bubbles are uncanny when you …

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    Comment #17299795

    I guess this is what's meant by "antifragile" -- not merely durable in the sense of "resistant to stresses", but actively improved by exposure to stress. Clever! I like it.

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    Comment #17044835

    Is it Dan Kaminsky's DefCon 23 talk? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9wx2TnaRSGs https://dankaminsky.com/2015/08/09/defcon-23-lets-end-clickj...

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    Comment #17026397

    That Asimov quote is actually pretty damned close to reality. Why is that exchange, of all things, sitting beside Neville "Peace for our times" Chamberlain?

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    Comment #16637793

    I can only assume they were being sarcastic.

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    Comment #16633714

    MS is an autoimmune disorder. Claiming that you could voluntarily give yourself the condition through counterproductive meditation is emblematic of the general mystic nonsense of y…

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    Comment #16197392

    TTS, STT?

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    Comment #16111878

    Your comment reminds me of the first half of this essay on Slate Star Codex, up to the comment about Las Vegas: http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/07/30/meditations-on-moloch/

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    Comment #15680030

    Not that I've been able to find.

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    Comment #15679945

    You are of course entirely right. It may be worthwhile to email Siskind or Pearlmutter on the subject. I believe Siskind has a tradition of naming things after brutal dictators, so…

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    Comment #15679244

    Sorry, what? Even the supreme court of the United States of 'but muh free speech' America has struck down the notion of threats of violence being a form of protected speech. Also, …

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    Comment #15674267

    Have you benchmarked Tile against Stalin∇? https://github.com/Functional-AutoDiff/STALINGRAD Page 3: http://barak.pearlmutter.net/papers/ad2016b.pdf

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    Comment #15563890

    A huge amount of user-facing software is glacially slow, and not for any particular reason other than indifference. https://youtu.be/k56wra39lwA

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    Comment #15388424

    They emphatically do not. Ignoring types doesn't give you a type system "for free"; much the same way that building a shelf doesn't make you a librarian.

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    Comment #15092941

    You might be interested in suitocracy.com

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    Comment #14882067

    I would strongly recommend the XPS 15 9560 over it, if you don't need it to be able to convert it to a tablet. More performant, cheaper, better screen.

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    Comment #14785023

    Reasoning from imaginary evidence.

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    Comment #14785012

    Wizards of the Coast was bootstrapped from a basement. Curiously, they're now a wholly owned subsidiary of Hasbro, which was also bootstrapped -- in 1923.

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    Comment #14619346

    I hope Jai ends up being made interoperable with C++.

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    Comment #14584750

    !g still works in ddg though.

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    Comment #14574142

    I'm looking at you, Slack.

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    Comment #14522206

    >Alpha Bet How did I not notice that earlier?

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    Comment #14436563

    Hence the "Drain the swamp" political rhetoric of the last US election cycle.