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PinkRidingHood

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    Comment #45414507

    I found one using a program: [('row', 0, 1), ('row', 1, 2), ('row', 2, 0), ('row', 0, 3), ('col', 2, 3), ('col', 1, 2), ('col', 0, 1)]. It says it's the optimal.

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    Comment #38031661

    This is made for people in China under censorship I think. I've used it personally in China and it's a welcome alternative to shadowsocks (it even uses a similar flow of a local so…

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    Comment #37932097

    Try This: x = {"users": [12,21,54], "items": [1,2,3]} # group owned items >>> x["items"] [1,2,3] >>> x.items

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    Comment #37931567

    I heard that he turned Galileo around for publicity: NASA got more funding because there was this picture that showed exactly how small we were compared to the universe, inspiring …

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    Comment #37678066

    You could've demonstrated it by calling it the wrong name

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    Comment #35911254

    I tried NATO alphabet.. it worked until LVL3. Has anyone tried bruteforcing it with classical penetration ;)?

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    Comment #35911089

    I'm reading about the "extensive planning enhancement" here on comments and I'm wondering why that would've got him more prison time... If he picked a time where there was no one a…

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    Comment #35762586

    That doesn't sound very plausible for a laptop though, in terms of aesthetic design, space, and heating.

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    Comment #35762344

    What's with the scrolling? Maybe they optimized it for phones but its unnatural on a phone too. And it was a design decision!

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    Comment #35762314

    The pundit's claims are part of the speculation. If you speculated that the pundit's words would matter, you'd short or sell out grain, making the pundit's words matter. Supply and…

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    Comment #35762285

    An inverse example would be any bubble, for example the housing bubble that happened over a decade ago. Prediction of house prices going up eventually reached a point where house p…

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    Comment #35762249

    To ask for an expert quote on a thread on hackernews sounds like a little bit overkill for me, and for me (and probably parent), it does feel a little obvious. Let me try to answer…

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    Comment #35695907

    I don't think others share that opinion, especially in the public sphere. GPT-{number} and ChatGPT are, for me, valid trademarks as they identify OpenAI's specific product; but som…

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    Comment #35300935

    Does that mean I can take the book, copy it, then resell it, keeping the copy?

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    Comment #34242231

    I actually think sites like HN would thrive in the AI era. There's 0 incentive to "farm Karma" here using AI. There's no point in being here except having a human conversation. I m…

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    Comment #32250973

    That was what I was thinking about too. Unfortunately, I think since the noise is coming from a point source and the entire room has to be denoised, it is difficult. I doubt there …

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    Comment #29963778

    "I am completely baffled by folks defending Marak, or putting any sort of blame on GitHub." Github's actions are unwarranted. (Marak should have at least been able to verify his ow…

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    Comment #29945082

    I don't think that this is quite a good idea. The weight feels a little too heavy to hang on a wall consistently, and the mechanisms are a bit too intricate. I'm also not sure the …