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kurosawa
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Comment #48178269
lovely music, sounds like enya or clannad or such
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Comment #36690091
This is interesting: could we see it as the most exhaustive set of plausible/probable human events of a harmful nature ? Sure it is for insurance purposes, but I’m wondering what w…
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Comment #36595073
Wondering how many will ever be born here, if it lasts until the sun dries out for example
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Comment #36558384
This felt somehow complementary to Dr Seuss’ “Oh the places you’ll go”, specifically, part two and/or a commentary on part one. Thanks for this.
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Comment #36426626
This reminded me in part of the work of Francis Su on math and the virtues: math and human flourishing https://youtu.be/FTXhj-puDgw Mathematical practice can be a means of achievin…
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Comment #36385461
It might be more general than that: imaginary problems are at the root of bad___ Where ___ could be something produced like software (or furniture, etc.), or theorised such as scie…
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Comment #36365404
Middle-aged government worker sought to get promoted by abusing a mentally handicapped teen—probably the same age as his own kids if he had any.
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Comment #36220847
On this question please check out the work of Peter Kingsley (like ‘Reality’)
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Ask HN: Could recent AI be used to generate an operating system?
Wondering if there are folks trying to generate “usage-experiences” for, for example, the use of an OS? The idea being a combo of AI based (large scale) code-completion/generation …
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Comment #30044220
Also, what if many folks set up the same so that we have full crowdsourced surveillance of aircrafts over various regions, how could this info be used i wonder?
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Comment #29867587
why this edition specifically?
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Comment #23447621
This is nice, it adds another dimension to the audio experience of the bridge-bay 'composite-system'
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Comment #21912371
I'm wondering how as a non-blind person i can actually learn to listen at such high words-per-minute. I don't need to read the screen in general but research papers (pdfs etc.)--wh…
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Crowd-solving true crimes?
(A thought experiment of sorts, the inspiration which is: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-46453084) I was wondering if anyone was aware of projects to enable "crowd-solving" of crim…
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Comment #18852697
Reminds me of old-school emission/extramission theories https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emission_theory_(vision)
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Comment #18766114
Do something that would be orthogonal to the current sum of your life experiences.
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Comment #18766091
I say dive in, don't be shy. There is so much that these specific intellectual paths lead to.
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Sites like HN
Are there other sites like HN that focus more on mathematics, physics and the sciences; and philosophy -- 'lively' semi-fleeting discurisive communities beyond stack exchange, pers…
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Comment #18654625
His faith background plays out more explicitly in his doctoral thesis; several ideas therein were precursors to his later-popularized notions: https://www.amazon.com/Classical-Triv…
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Comment #18644813
Anyone know about similar but open-source projects that do code completion (or assist in some way) upon training on stackexchange data?
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Comment #18593934
Inspiring. Anyone know any problem-books that could match the (implied) breadth of the one indicated? "I went back to the library and found the mathematics book with the largest nu…
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Comment #18593710
I find the same for books for the relationship between contemporary and classic works in other major traditions