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Comment #28262625
The real world is often far more low-key than Hollywood would have you think.
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Comment #28032368
good advice
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Comment #27430322
I guess I'm more interested in him growing as a person. I do understand where you are coming from.
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Comment #27430086
You question the sincerity of his apology, then tell him to hire a PR firm.
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Comment #27429658
Here's the post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27231978
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Comment #25795612
Whatsapp is worried the Indian market. They've gone as far as taking out full page ads in Indian newspapers to try to convince people "nothing to see here!"
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Comment #25666634
Can you elaborate?
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Comment #24284336
"every" being the operative word. The "feel" for good code that comes with experience is not reducible in practice to a set of black-and-white rules.
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Comment #23529301
This is circular reasoning. It was possible to game them because the contracts were not priced correctly. We know the contracts were not priced correctly because it was possible to…
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Comment #22807863
Why not compare it to the post office, or NASA?
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Comment #22769622
Couldn't the truth be somewhere in the middle? Clearly both are different ways of looking at the same phenomenon. Emphasizing different parts of the whole truth.
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Comment #22766181
The seed analogy may be onto something. Some viruses don't directly cause the host to create new viruses. Instead they direct the creation of virus creating factories, which create…
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Comment #22685930
The is-ought problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Is%E2%80%93ought_problem
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Comment #22625193
The 3 schools against skepticism all argue against each other's points, so in a sense they strengthen the skeptical position. Appears there is no clear consensus on exactly why ske…
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Comment #22588288
People have a tendency to justify the status quo, does that automatically make the status quo suspect as well?
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Comment #22548771
He's at least a baby
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Comment #22469936
This is the Thomistic view, not the official Catholic view, no? Also, what about this verse? "For the word of God is living and operative and sharper than any two-edged sword, and …
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Comment #22439160
In that very narrow sense that computers are more intelligent than humans (like Chess-playing), abacuses were also more intelligent than humans thousands of years ago (mental math)…
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Comment #22439086
I think many insects are far smarter than we have assumed. Bumblebees can learn to pull a string to receive a reward [1]. But maybe that's just blind conditioning? Well if another …
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Comment #22430749
The real problem is everyone else who pattern-matches confidence with competence and upvotes.
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Comment #22367320
To put a face on the problem, this video of an orangutan fighting to remain in its home while the forest is logged out from under it is powerful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ih…