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hereiskkb

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About hereiskkb

Stupid in chief. Interested in bare-metal coding, Lisp, and Artificial Intelligence.

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    Comment #35408488

    Aside from the obvious fact that nations can spend money on multiple objectives at the same time, the real un-intelligence comes from suggesting that the people of the country acti…

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    Ask HN: Is it possible to have client discovery without a server?

    Hi Folks, Is there a way to do client discovery without a identity server? I know of Distributed Hash Tables to be a way to implement this. But are there any alternative ways to do…

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    Comment #21461379

    Can confirm. It is pretty abhorrent how widespread this practice is in India. IMO, the practice ought to be made unlawful. Medicine is a life-critical sector. As such regulations n…

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    Ask HN: What are your predictions for the next 50 years?

    In relation to the Technological and Geo-political landscape.

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    Comment #21322556

    For good reason too.

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    Comment #21322551

    > Overpromising and underdelivering is not fraud. It is. That's like saying selling a Merc with a Suzuki Swift engine inside is not fraud.

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    Comment #21322535

    Yep. It is. Fraud across the spectrum.

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    Comment #21322529

    That is just whataboutism. "What about this field?" "What about that cos?" All of it is fraud. Regardless. Promising results with the intention of not sticking to it is fraud.

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    Comment #21321208

    Maybe. But profitability does not imply "pristine".

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    Comment #21267319

    Yes, the industry does not care about Rubik's cube and Go. The industry, however, would not exist in the first place if not preceded by researchers on equivalent endevours that wou…

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    Comment #21070403

    That's some baseless assertions if ever there were any. Gimp, Inkscape, VLC, Blender. All open source, all used by enthusiasts and professionals all over the world. Maybe not in th…

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    Comment #20531965

    You seem to have the notion that only the big studios should be allowed to produce games. What's considered shitty varies from person to person, and is purely subjective. This is w…

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    Comment #20497295

    Is there no other way to do things other than stealing? India's space program goes back to the late 60s. When faced with technology sanctions from the United States, they studied u…

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    Comment #20496939

    Not again with this. This is comparing peanuts to oranges. Two completely separate domains, with their own requirements and goals. If you need to compare then compare it with costs…

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    Comment #20296153

    With a new look and UI, a walkthrough maybe warranted. Took me a while to find the bookmark button. And the color scheme on the button itself is not as intuitive, does not present …

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    Comment #20274347

    The way the center core changed course makes me think that it was pre programmed to avoid destroying OCISLY in case landing became impossible. Is this correct or just naive thinkin…

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    Comment #20252205

    It's unlikely that the supply-demand ratio of organs will be balanced anytime soon, or if ever we will have greater supply than demand. An organ donation registry works only if the…

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    Comment #20249820

    You lack a basic understanding of what the term 'invent' is. There are evidential documents to support the findings.

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    Comment #20249809

    Provide contradicting evidence for your assertion.