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marchdown
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Comment #23743547
Unethical Thought Experiments: what if Twitter shrank the retweet button or hid it under the fold to but the brakes on the viral spread? Put amplification behind a trivial inconven…
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Comment #18707118
Since no one has presented a version of the dotsies bookmarklet, which is actually necessary to use them in practice, I'll go and make one with the proper mapping for v3. If there …
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Comment #18432331
This sounds interesting. Do you remember the essay or more details so that I could google it?
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Comment #18262884
I'd be interested in seeing your list.
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Comment #17723276
I might offer some insight here. I’m slightly obsessive about not inconveniencing other people. I try hard to put things in their proper places, not to eat the last bite of anythin…
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Comment #17426069
What are some research areas complementary to the quantum computing/computational complexity where additional effort would remove roadblocks in QC research?
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Comment #15377523
Oh no! I was following his work closely and had high hopes for him delivering on his vision: type theory and constructive notion of equality not getting in the way of doing mathema…
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Comment #15237697
This does ring true, but I can't think of any reliable sources backing that up. I'd appreciate it if you mentioned some.
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Comment #14685330
Thank you! I've just send a note of appreciation to the Centre for Effective Altruism. Let's hope that's a first step. I'll try keeping track of them @ https://mastodon.xyz/web/acc…
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Comment #14685109
I could use some encouragement and life advice. I apologize if this ends up being long and whiny. I feel like I'm stuck on the outside of the part of society where all the meaningf…
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Comment #12790855
I want to get involved with an open source project, I am familiar with Haskell and enthusiastic about making it more accessible. I've just completed an educational project where I'…
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Comment #10882346
> The vast majority of people wish to belong to the tribe of “The vast majority of people.” This is not obvious to me at all. Would someone please explain?
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Comment #10634793
ARM has notoriously low energy dissipation due to low voltage.
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Comment #10528753
What are some examples of good pedagogy in programming? I would point to pretty much anything by Norvig, Knuth, Sedgewick, and maybe to Zed Shaw's agressive tutorials.
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Comment #10084600
Consistency is shooting yourself in an even number of feet. How is it ethical to dox people that are being made into villains?
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Comment #9795735
Thank you for that. That's the stance that I naturally gravitate to, but one I have been doubting lately. Your comment is encouraging. This might not be the most effective way to s…
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Comment #9654394
What is notable here is the low approval rate.
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Comment #8592232
It is meant for those who are already familiar with LaTeX but do not have a handy unicode input method. Emacs has a feature that allows you to literally type \alpha or \in or any o…
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Comment #8570096
Now, replace "Alexa" with "Hey Siri" and you don't need another device.
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Comment #7494669
Take a look at http://marvinapp.com . It has some fancy typographic and organizing features. I found it not to my taste, but YMMV.
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Comment #7283333
I would love to see your take on this dependency graph, no matter how subjective and incomplete it turns out to be.
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Comment #5850627
What you missed is that "nuhhuh, you do , too, here are some things you didn't think about" is not always the adequate response to "I have nothing to hide, or at least I can't thin…
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Comment #5850588
That's far from the only reason to encourage privacy. I don't really know how to respond to here. I believe that I see your point, but even though I wouldn't mind my answers to tha…