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iamcurious
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About iamcurious
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Comment #44071485
Newton was a smart guy and he devoted a lot of time to his occult research. I bet that a lot of that occult research inspired the physics. The fact that his occult research remains…
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Comment #39980013
I have never felt closer yet farther away from y'all. Thank you, I need to cry, and revaluate my social habits.
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Comment #39977197
If you depend on that brand and following for your livelihood and they arbitrarily ban you, what rights do you have?
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Comment #39904639
I really liked the list, probably cause my resume kinda fits and as a true generalist, my resume rarely fits anything. It is true that working for free is bonkers. Priority number …
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Comment #39675780
> Eugene Wigner once wrote an article titled “The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences.” I don’t know what he wrote in the article, but it is certainly…
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Comment #39600840
They are taking steps in that direction with Windows subsystem for Linux
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Comment #39592353
On the surface: The world would be premises and stories would be proofs. Linear Logic for Non-Linear Storytelling by Anne-Gwenn Bosser and Marc Cavazza and Ronan Champagnat has an …
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Comment #39589528
I liked the bit about the hobbit, even if it was a bit out of the blue. those interested in the link between math and literature might be interested in the link between narratives …
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Comment #39581643
I appreciate measuring productive when profit is the objective. Still, there exists code that does resonate and evoke emotional response. Quines, code golf, adding a paradigms to a…
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Comment #38990502
Well, the comic did say it would take 5 years.
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Comment #32784644
Should YouTubers hop on board of this? Or is the safest bet to assume Google will cancel it?
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Comment #32766714
I'm glad I read this comment. I had conversations with people who used "skin in the game" and "intellectual yet idiot" constantly, but I always had other books on my to-read list. …
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Comment #32702002
>Even amongst doctors I know, most woes are pinned down to the NHS's modern addiction to statistics to judge everything. Yes, statistics are never a substitute for knowledge, no ma…
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Comment #32684919
Yup, it seems a side effect of data driven approach is that Windows no longer cares about its own reputation.
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Comment #32669017
You still have the problem of two famous persons named the same. It would be better to have separate checks. Have a check that means "this person showed us their passport" and anot…
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Comment #32665659
Interesting, that definition of "prequel" creates a strange conceptual symmetry with the word "sequel". Both "prequel of A" and "sequel of A" imply "published later than A but set …
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Comment #31999930
Luckily those that respond strong to external incentives go straight to industry.
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Comment #31780789
Seeing how smoking cigarettes went from being popular to being rare in a lots of places I would say: 1 - make it uncool (no more james bond smoking in cinemas, packaging that remin…
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Comment #31585217
>Ask yourself: How does Elon Musk work 80/90/100 hours per week in his early 50s My guess is that he is exaggerating, he has a track record of doing that. Or that what he means by …
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Comment #31583812
Thank you, this is great information
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Comment #31583265
Sounds heavenly, are they hiring?
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Comment #31583087
What is the name?
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Comment #31582980
Seems like an obvious optimization though. Is that enough to grant a patent?
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Comment #31573245
To make it more tractable, 1% daily growth, means doubling in about 70 days.