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blonde_ocean
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Comment #26964778
How in the hell can you expect advertisement in the 21st century to not reach minors? We might as well legislate that all minors must wear blindfolds at all times, or be blinded as…
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Comment #26585759
Not who, but what: work.
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Comment #26502470
Anecdotally, my cat definitely responds to his name being called. Often around feeding time
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Comment #26461214
So how are you hedging?
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Comment #26453903
Hey, can I connect with you 1-1 to discuss your post-grad work? I’ve been playing around with the idea of getting a graduate degree in linguistics, but with a CS-focus. Would love …
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Comment #26377717
Can we stop calling everything a “black swan?” This would not be a black swan; nation states should be expected to have the ability to find a vulnerability in an application such a…
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Comment #25742540
How else do you prove something using the halting problem other than a proof of contradiction?
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Comment #25658620
The article doesn’t but I think OP’s point was that relying on knowledge / algorithms designed and provided by others would mean an immediate fail in a FAANG interview, but it’s ex…
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Comment #25509403
I would argue that raising GDP indirectly allows easier access to clean water, food, solid housing, vaccines, etc. All of those things allow for better quality of life. Where I agr…
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Comment #25509361
Still paywalled ;-;
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Comment #25442971
It’s the experience of doing it that makes it special. There’s no good way to put that into words.
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Comment #25385579
Yeah the difficult thing about industrialization is that the cat’s out of the bag in 2 ways. 1) we recognize the positive impacts that industrialization brings, directly and indire…
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Comment #25380848
How do you mean sub-Turing languages don’t allow recursion? Aren’t context-free languages, for example, literally recursive?
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Comment #25303544
From a US Constitutional perspective, rights are inherent, and the Bill of Rights protects citizens from laws that infringe on those rights. Rights are not given by the government …
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Comment #25228513
I exited out when the authors claimed that “kombucha provides good set and setting.”
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Comment #25200411
I mean, it’s pretty cool. There’s that fact. But my guess it’s probably being drive to top due to the parallels to 2001. I’d imagine there’s a large Kubrick fanbase on HN, if not j…
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Comment #25167609
> Brodersen, the survivor, was fortunate to get to Ketchikan’s PeaceHealth Medical Center when he did. He’d had a heart attack, and was suffering from hypothermia and cold-induced …
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Comment #24969478
The toughest issue here, IMO, is being able to sign and authenticate a document without proprietary DRM. Been thinking about this a lot.
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Comment #24883726
Why not?
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Comment #24865383
Right here with you. I don’t even know when I’m supposed to go back into the office, but I definitely thought about taking out an AirBnB for a couple months in somewhere like Provo…
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Comment #24772149
An HN-style shitpost. I like it.
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Comment #24681221
Incredible. Where should I look for the undersea building off India? Gives me huge Atlantis vibes, haha.
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Comment #24677079
Can you link me some sources to your claims? Super fascinated and I wanna read more!
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Comment #24630975
Good Q. I think it’s a nuanced distinction. Helping too much can too often lead to a lack of empowerment, IMO. The idea that you can’t help yourself, so you must be led along by an…
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Comment #24623091
100%. I disagree with the article in that there’s nothing inherently mysterious or “hard” (like the “hard” problem of consciousness) in the inner machinations of a smartphone. In t…