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Comment #49231959
Batman costume != “unexpected events”
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Comment #46984676
> projects will create hundreds of permanent jobs See, the AI is gonna create jobs, not eliminate them lol. Now let us strip mine your hood G.
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Comment #46050096
Putting aside my personal concerns and frustrations with the state of parental controls (it’s hell), what does the author propose here? By his own admission the controls which comp…
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Comment #43954356
Replace "training and instincts" with "incentives" and you may have the rudiments of an argument, though it's not clear to me what that argument is.
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Comment #43919854
I suspect expectations of retirement had to be level set to account for the reduced standard of living / the necessity to work longer.
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Comment #43919582
> this whole ageing conversation has been dominated by the Boomers, often blamed for the world’s problems or pitted against younger generations. A tad unfair. I'm in my mid-fourtie…
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Comment #43354316
Dang, and I can't edit it :(
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Comment #43335881
not on principle (unless i was applying to work in HR) - recruiters are not the company ambassadors you seem to imagine but cogs in a small machine that you're not likely to encoun…
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Comment #43304202
Not necessarily. Imagine a health insurance provider even partially automating their claim (dis)approval process - it could be both lucrative and devastating.
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Comment #43304078
A gun is not smart or magical but is nevertheless a powerful tool that can be scary depending on who is holding it. Accordingly, I worry less about my occupation and more about the…
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Comment #43280956
Nothing stiffles my creativity so quickly as intrusive thoughts of marketability. I can follow the muse or the outcome, not both. I wonder how much of a role this played in the dis…
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Comment #43069719
The problem as applied to philosophy is particularly concerning to me since those errors become the framework for thought, but yeah its otherwise not terribly different from the ar…
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Comment #43068963
It's intuitive, that the pursuit of mastery demands sacrifice (in family life and beyond). Unfortunately philosophical mastery would seem to require full participation in life (to …
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Ask HN: Communicative Competence in Code
I have an idea kicking around I'd like to subject to your collective scrutiny: 1. source code has competing audiences with conflicting goals -a) the machine, with the goal of accur…
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Comment #42467809
why use a static seed on the random generator and could that be making this appear more interesting than it might otherwise?
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Comment #42324296
As a former owner and synth head, I feel the DX7 was good for poorly simulating a broad range of superior instruments. Also it wasn't merely difficult to program - it made sound de…
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Comment #41495420
You make an interesting point about the lack of incentive to protect others' private data - it may only hurt the subject of the data and leave a negligent company unscathed. But ho…