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jilebedev

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About jilebedev

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #10613002

    For a layman's introduction to how (pardon the hyperbole) soul-crushingly difficult this problem is, have a look at this amateur attempt to process language inputted by players int…

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    Comment #10330278

    > proliferation will all lead to an increased likelihood of nuclear war Again, the unstated implication is that the US has a moral right to shepherd the rest of the world to the co…

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    Comment #10330202

    > Once a country has a nuclear bomb or two, there is not much other governments can do to stop it from making more, says Ilan Goldenberg, a former head of the Iran team at the Pent…

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    Comment #6965645

    On other discussion boards, I'd assume you were trolling. There is enough good faith on HN that I'll reply honestly. > miserable schmuck > barely gets by in his job People who are …

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    Comment #6965445

    Manipulative people succeed in life, and in business. Unfortunately, this is a skillset orthogonal to focuses of STEM majors: hence the drama generated by this post. As the Marines…

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    Comment #6006942

    Moreover, would the meditation participants behave compassionately in other situations? A waiting room forms an implicit assumption that the present humans will have further intera…

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    Comment #5775088

    >how utterly incompetent the local military is no matter how much time we put into attempting to train them. Somehow in the US we're able to take (often poor) 17/18 year olds, and …

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    Comment #5261389

    That's a lot of words from both authors to say: nobody actually cares about "you". They only care about what they can get from you. That can be horrifically depressing or pragmatic…

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    Comment #5110940

    RapGenius is also a big factor in the meritocratic rise of quality hip-hop. A track like Kendrick Lamar's Keisha's Song[1] would have been inaccessible and quickly discarded by a h…

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    Comment #5073242

    I'm actually really impressed. Thanks for the recommendation.

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    Comment #5073183

    Can HNers recommend a good personal finance management software solution? I'd like something that connects to my bank account and allows me to keep track of incoming vs outgoing mo…

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    Comment #5060844

    >My favorite writers get to the point quickly and effectively. It's not so simple. If the reader is interested in comprehending a large amount of technical or objective information…

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    Comment #4771903

    Piloting machines (cars, busses, trains, jets) is a task that is fundamentally fit better for a machine than a human.

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    Comment #4735969

    Waiting an idea out does two important things. 1. It ensures you're objective and clearheaded. There's no reason to value the thinking process of an euphorically happy man over a s…

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    Comment #4581484

    The most useful context to use FreeMind, in my experience, is when planning a project. After weeks of discussions and meetings and specifications, it's difficult to remember all th…

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    Ask HN: what do you use for instant/asynchronous communication?

    Hello, I'd like to know what instant chat tools HN folks favour for instant asynchronous communication. I'm leaning against setting up an IRC server simply because graphical notifi…

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    Comment #4516493

    Balsamiq is a tool you don't think about needing, but when you find it, it fits like a glove and you wonder how things ever got done before it. Moreover, Peldi's blog is frequently…

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    Comment #4422813

    > When able-bodied competitors engage in hard physical activities like running or swimming, blood pressure and heart rate increase automatically. Athletes with spinal injuries do n…

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    Comment #4398172

    It's good that you bring that point up. I disagree with you, and if I could be so bold, I'll paraphrase tptacek's post above: communities are built on principles that goad people t…

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    Comment #4393348

    > the article makes great sweeping points, pretending to talk about some sort of general truth while in fact catering to a very specific readership For reference, here are the arti…

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    Comment #4378024

    Programming started for me as "hey, check out what I can do with BASIC" and turned into "now defend your algorithm using the O(n) notation." There was never any time to play with t…

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    Comment #4288390

    That's taking it a bit far, eh? Tasteful user interfaces answer relevant questions - not just any question at all.

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    Comment #4242518

    What pain point exactly is this trying to solve? That twitter is ad-spammed? I'll admit I rarely use twitter, but I can't recall ever seeing ads on it. (I can, as a side note, reca…

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    Comment #4048829

    What a poor article. That there exists an unequal amount of men and women in a certain profession means nothing on its own. That there exists a systematic bias against a group of p…