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    Comment #32517380

    I wouldn’t be surprised if what happened in underground music scenes will happen in the visual arts: a lot of pioneering electronic music (eg techno & house) exists completely off …

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    Comment #23804171

    For anyone interested in seeing this in the context of statistical decision theory, see the final page of this lecture notes pdf: http://www.stat.cmu.edu/~siva/705/lec16.pdf In par…

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    Comment #18072086

    If anyone is interested in topics like this and wants to delve some more into the mathematics, I’d highly recommend Tim Roughgarden’s lecture series on Algortihmic Game Theory: htt…

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    Comment #17573087

    That doesn’t show a graphical element of when the reminder is scheduled to occur at, as far as I can tell. But that is the type of distinction I’m thinking of: event vs reminder

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    Comment #17571036

    Some calendars (google, native mac) allow for events that have 0 time, but they are displayed as a block of time on the calendar instead of a single horizontal line (when I look at…

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    Ask HN: Powerusers, why do all major calendar apps miss the same feature?

    Suppose there is a fixed deadline for submitting a report at 13:00. I have spent the last 2 hours looking at various calendar apps and it seems that almost every app forces me to t…

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    Comment #16473089

    I just realized what my confusion was over! https://www.sixdegreesofwikipedia.com/?source=Carnegie%20Mel... I was looking at the results of going from CMU to my little secondary sc…

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    Comment #16472896

    Love the idea, and it’s brilliantly executed! Well done. Perhaps I misinterpreted the concept of “degrees of separation”, but I was expecting the site to tell me how to start at pa…

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    Comment #16427895

    Anyone know if the program is open to current grad students?

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    Comment #16245889

    Any chance you could link the specific paper you’re talking about? This seems like a area I’d love to explore and the older you mentioned seems like a good starting point - I looke…

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    Comment #15022570

    These are all interesting questions! I would like to mention that it is important to remember when analyzing these scenarios that the world in which we live is very much a real-tim…

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    Comment #15020813

    Certainly, it is important to make efforts to be cognizant of negative ripple effects arising from even the most altruistic of endeavors, but it is also necessary to actually make …

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    Comment #14716798

    Anyone interested in nature in cities, urban planning and new urbanism should vhe l out "Happy City" by Charles Montgomery. A really enjoyable read.

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    Comment #14348711

    More of a motivational book than anything else, but Salman Khan's "One World Schoolhouse" was a very enjoyable book on the future of education (on and offline). It's more of a pop-…

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    Ask HN: Help my 11 year old sister not get put off of science

    I'm an Electronic Engineer at a top US research school and I have an 11 year old sister (I'm 22). She is smart and quite good at math for her age and is a solid rational thinker. U…

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    Comment #14137997

    That makes a lot of sense as to why there doesn't seem to be a "Bible" for java - thanks for the recommendation, I'll take a look at it

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    What's the Java equivalent of Kernighan and Ritchie's C programming language?

    I have moderate experience with java (did a intro to AI class in school and all the practical work was in java) but I only picked up the language in that class (which wasn't a clas…

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    Comment #13390120

    I think I am in quite a similar position to you: after secondary school here in Ireland, I didn't consider any universities outside of my home town (pretty much because I didn't kn…

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    Comment #13264691

    Have you looked at https://triplebyte.com ?

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    Comment #13250773

    You could extend that argument about aesthetic design to any application though, but I think that may be framing it in the wrong way. It's (usually) not much extra effort to, say, …

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    Comment #13192185

    https://www.tesla.com/blog/master-plan-part-deux

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    Comment #13141442

    This reminds me strongly of when cigarette companies started to produce nicotine patches. Without sounding too cynical (it does look like a product that could be useful for people …

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    Comment #11575112

    Perfect! Thanks!