Viewing profile — iofj
iofj
HN member- Joined
- Sun, Jun 28, 2015, 3:27 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 569
- Public activity
- 626 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About iofj
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #12364000
"leads to insanity if you actually apply it" A better description of politics I could not have come up with. "equitably" Fortunately, no danger of that on either the left or the ri…
-
comment
Comment #12363852
Would you seriously want a lawyer who has learned only from books ? Such a lawyer would have very little experience in representing clients, and would not have learned from experie…
-
comment
Comment #12358419
The paper talks about this. Answer: no it isn't, but it's a bit of a matter of definition. A reinforcement learning task will discount future actions, this won't. Also the training…
-
comment
Comment #12358338
You also have things like horses, which are running about 30 minutes after birth at speeds about half of what they can do as adults. Before an hour is out they can jump without fal…
-
comment
Comment #12344192
CO2 production will stop. We are at or over the Hubbert peak, and nothing can stop co2 production from falling in the future. Therefore, no policies are necessary to make it happen…
-
comment
Comment #12344105
Only if also levied on imports in a reasonable way, otherwise it will have the opposite effect. Why ? Because China and all of cheap Asia runs on coal, and that's not going to chan…
-
comment
Comment #12334992
He does make a good point. Living conditions in the city being what they are, especially when concerning available space ... is it any wonder people aren't having kids ? Of course …
- comment
-
comment
Comment #12334076
Isn't that the same as is happening today with bonds ? The government is pushing bond prices down. So companies are using short-term loans to pay all their costs, while paying ever…
-
comment
Comment #12333958
Why are these parties allowed to make contracts like that without putting up collateral ? I can pay a bum on the street 10 dollars to sign his name on a contract like that (that he…
-
comment
Comment #12333548
Bloomberg had 2 large bank executives complaining very publicly on the low interest rates and advocating having the FED raise rates over the weekend. Here's one, I can't find the o…
-
comment
Comment #12326797
We can, we're just unwilling to. Moving populations is a political problem, not a physical one. Correctly damming with proper overflow regions is a well-understood problem, and a f…
-
comment
Comment #12326787
I don't understand how your statements aren't a direct logical contradiction. One of two things is true: 1) we are able to predict the effect of external changes to earth's climate…
-
comment
Comment #12325323
In total, yes, but probably VISA gets about half what you get in fees, and your bank gets the other half.
-
comment
Comment #12309567
Update: only 5.5k employees getting fired.
-
comment
Comment #12303064
They are focusing on their software products. I wonder who came up with these strategies.
-
comment
Comment #12302794
As someone who made the mistake in working for an international office, and caught the train out almost 10 years ago now, I agree. I escaped one set of layoffs and then kept thinki…
-
comment
Comment #12302223
How much are 4 Xeon Phi servers, mellanox cards and a large switch between them ?
-
comment
Comment #12290629
Here is one thing happened in Brussels when people announced an anti-islam demonstration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rcb6iK0EHQ Note that the protesters in that video are the…
-
comment
Comment #12289266
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5B9XwFY24g
-
comment
Comment #12289047
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/sep/30/angela-merke... Seems like this is what they were talking about. Of course reporting violence gets equated with committing violence,…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #12285273
KDE's konqueror has a "web archive" format. I don't think any of the other big browsers have such a thing. http://doc.opensuse.org/documentation/html/openSUSE_113/open...
-
comment
Comment #12280198
To be fair, they're fake in one sense: very often they're sold as something else than their description suggests. In other words, the label usually says "diamonds from mine X".
-
comment
Comment #12272803
> So, yeah. Fiber was the right investment. Not from an economic perspective. There is a saying in the telecom industry : "How do you make a small fortune with laying fiber ? Start…