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demopathos
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Comment #33013953
By some metrics, intelligence is self evident. Especially in the context when you mean approximately the same thing between intelligence/conscious. There is some intangible propert…
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Comment #32711471
The average professional software engineer produces around 10 LOC per day.
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Comment #32611371
Jobs exepted for pretty clear reasons. And yes Gmail has been dominant for quite a bit of time - especially since the period where it was possible to have your email be your digita…
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Comment #32603953
Then you fall outside the probably. The overwhelming majority of people have a single address their entire life
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Comment #32525646
My anecdotal usage is a combination of these two. Until I saw your provided definition I would have described chip on my shoulder to mean a sense of superiority that leads to me be…
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Comment #32445769
I liked the writeup. I definitely see how this principle of marginal advantage extends to any competitive game that I am aware of. Spiritually I would compare it to the concept of …
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Comment #32402888
If you trust twilio security policy you can defer the weakness of Twitter policy in favor of the strength of twilio.
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Comment #32092825
It fades pretty quickly. My hands cramped returning from each summer vacation as a child.
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Comment #32076653
Interestingly enough, I concluded Wordle was definitely not dying when I looked at its Google trends just yesterday. A linear decrease in popularity from 100 to 50 is amazing stayi…
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Comment #31996244
If someone went into basket weaving club and said "look at my basket" with something they bought from the store, everyone would be a bit annoyed, even if ultimately it doesn't matt…
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Comment #31829876
Many of the comprehension questions could have been answered without reading the article. But some were quizzing irrelevant parts of the text. It's a hard balance to strike
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Comment #31728975
I know we are not there yet but we will reach a point where for almost all observational purposes an AI seems intelligent. And it will be intelligent because it looks like it is. T…
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Comment #31724598
Please don't degrade the quality of hack news in the way you are.
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Comment #31715943
It's great utility indeed.
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Comment #31715207
Honestly, I look at this and really want to use it. I'd love to play like tic tac toe or something
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Comment #31708065
I don't think there was any high horsing that took place or was implied. I recommend you don't leave comments such as that one you just left since it comes across as rude.
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Comment #31694680
I'm not sure why absolute values are inherently easier to analyze than rates. My income is a rate so I find normalizing on time to be pretty useful. I think $/use is pretty similar…
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Comment #31693975
This idea was one of the things that really solidified my early learning of programming. I made a lot of games using Scratch back in the day and I recall someone creating a tutoria…
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Comment #31682146
I felt pretty proud of myself when I scored 99 percentile on a codesignal exam. Especially since I consider many of their tests to be more legitimate than leetcode. Some of their t…
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Comment #31560932
> You won't see Chromebooks or GSuite's Docs/Sheets used in enterprise as frequently Right now we don't see it. GSuite will completely take Microsoft's place in corporate environme…
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Comment #31398747
That's good. There was a post on hacker news a week back or so that was essentially ifconfig as a webapl and I was thinking to myself, "what other command line tools can be webapls…
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Comment #31372335
A determinist?
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Comment #31028291
What I don't understand is why power would be so relevant. I want to know if going from A to B would increase my revenue. I run an A/B test and see statistical significance, even i…
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Comment #30727438
I'm surprised you are not a fan of geeksforgeeks. While each of their webpages have substantially less content than the pytorch docs or SO result, I find that they get to the point…