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Comment #41156373
The website says that your vote is last-write-wins. I think the idea is I could sell my vote and vote for A, then later re-vote for B. Since you can't trust that I won't just re-vo…
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Comment #36419526
I feel like we should try asking it directly. Maybe it would tell us.
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Comment #36419403
Man I really don't spend enough time doing ui. To op, the following is my thoughts on this whole thread, as well as a few other unrelated threads I've seen since starting to catch …
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Comment #36395424
Lol, I made it until it asked me to choose between Elon Musk and Torture.
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Comment #36349131
How do you add value to an economy? Someone is paying for something. If I had a magic box that made widgets out of thin air, I'd still have to sell them to people to realize any va…
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Comment #36332370
I think there is a point here if you ignore the grumpy old man delivery. For example, even python which is dynamically typed, is strongly typed also, so you now have to not just kn…
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Comment #36315860
What makes a cult a cargo cult?
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Comment #36315834
Once upon a time, Marty McFly went back in time and people didn't know what a re-run was. Fast forward back to the future and it's now 2023 and I ask my 15 year old niece if she kn…
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Comment #36296348
A good analogy is gps navigation. Imagine if instead of telling it where you want to go and having it generate a route with turn by turn directions, it reacted to every press of th…
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Comment #35984291
I think this will help: https://medium.datadriveninvestor.com/attention-in-rnns-321f...
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Comment #35984240
thank you. This made it click.
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Comment #35984138
It's not just that they are native, it's that they are unique to that location. You are not going to get many people - other than the idealogical zealots like you - to agree that t…
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Comment #35967419
brittlebrush and globemallow are beautiful native plants. Same with the "weed" version of Arizona sunflowers. The 'weed' version of dandylion is pretty gross, but even that I'll so…
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Comment #35967277
This weed is growing in the low valley, not where junipers are growing. There are about 4000ft of difference here. The article shows Carefree AZ as an example of infestation, which…
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Comment #35967120
It is damaging. The Sonoran Desert is home to plants and animals not found anywhere else on earth. The desert is alive. It is not just some sand in between freeways and stucco hous…
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Comment #32955704
Sounds good. Thank you for taking this the right way - I found it hard to articulate the criticism in a constructive way with few words, so it was verbose and I hoped for the best.…
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Comment #32905114
With all due respect, you really need to be able to explain the goals in a sentence or two, and then follow up with a link to the pdf. An elevator pitch, a vision statement, a clea…
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Comment #26692821
I'm sure in 20 years we'll learn this causes cancer. And someone will be posting an article on how to remove this from the water supply.
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Comment #26643182
This is great! And retro, your channel seems cool. I think I have a 3com Audrey Ergo in the closet if my wife didn't toss it. It you're interested I'll send it to you.
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Comment #26471035
I wouldn't be surprised if they found a faster turbotax made people trust it less. You want to see it chugging away to "find your deductions" and "catch your mistakes". Ironically …
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Comment #26470920
I want one to be my next vanlife rv. Seems the ergonomics are ideal.
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Comment #25861239
Was the previous ceo from GE?
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Ask HN: Professionals that are not programmers, how do you interview?
Programmers jobs are often criticized for asking riddles and puzzles, quizzing people on whiteboards, employing 3rd party online quiz boards, and issuing take-home assignments. Do …
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Comment #25607373
Honest question: How do hospitals hire doctors (industry hire)? Do they quiz them like they did to the residents on Scrubs? Do they pull up a list of symptoms and ask what they wou…