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eadlam
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Comment #14234038
That's not faking anything, that's just learning.
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Comment #13051437
Their legitimacy and power as a group is based on their reputation for intellectual honesty. If they label a dissenting opinion as discrimination or hate speech, they would need to…
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Comment #12915805
Is there anything like Kickstarter where citizens can pool their money to buy up land for conservation?
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Comment #7457623
Isn't it obvious that adolescent startup founders wouldn't want to hire adults? That would be a complete role reversal of their entirely lifes experience with adults. I'm also not …
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Comment #7428671
If this was a website where I could practice solving algorithm problems and people could comment at points during the playback, I would totally sign up.
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Comment #7408962
Well, for one they just acquired eight of the worlds best robotics/AI teams. You don't see Kraft trying to bring the singularity nearer.
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Comment #7408899
> 2. Founder's wife physically inanimate Horvath, making her unwelcome and scared. If someone inanimated me, I would quite right then and there. Thats some freaky x-men shit.
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Ask HN: Why doesn't Google News have comments the way Hacker News does?
Most news article's comment sections are barren. When the occasional comment does appear at the end of a story, my desire to reply is generally not strong enough to register for ye…
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Comment #6626656
Professor Manuel Blum has this to say: STUDYING: You are all computer scientists. You know what FINITE AUTOMATA can do. You know what TURING MACHINES can do. For example, Finite Au…
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Comment #6504505
So how do we and that Ethiopian shaman differ? Paper! Seriously, this was 1960? Even ancient Sumerians were using paper to do math. I don't understand why in 1960 anyone would seri…
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Comment #6494924
Stanford Ph.D. student Richard Socher appreciates the work Google and others are doing to build neural networks that can understand human language. He just thinks his work is more …
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Comment #5543565
I have a barely-related anecdote. I once tried to read two pages at a time (one with each eye) because I heard that the rain man was able to do that. So a grabbed a small paperback…
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Comment #5465398
"Try to ..."
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Comment #5412097
>It doesn't have anything to do with financial security. Look, if your man is spending three months worth of salary on a piece of shiny rock, he is exercising poor financial judgme…
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Comment #4475156
Pinky and the Brain?
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Comment #3920632
I would argue that the focus on certificates, degrees, and grades are a competitive disadvantage. Rather than providing useful analytics, they introduce friction in the learning pr…