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Comment #49101348
Robert Fitzgerald also here. Was drawn to the more poetic verses.
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Comment #49027123
Sometimes reading these articles I can't help but think we've pushed ourselves into a local but sup-optimal maximum technologically speaking. i.e. If we didn't follow the path of t…
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Comment #48886632
I have no idea why these sorts of posts are popular. Past college you're not going to learn physics by trying to self-study an entire university course. The best way to learn is ju…
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Comment #48450862
Great point, I think the argument you could make about Tao (fairly or unfairly) is he never tries to build that framework.
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Comment #48449777
That's not what op is arguing. To use your example, coming up with singular examples of continuous non-differentiable functions is an example of "ugly" mathematics, whereas putting…
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Comment #48137176
Education yes, research unfortunately no. I'm not saying research outside of academia is not possible, I'm just saying it's not taken seriously and this needs to change. We really …
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Comment #48069941
see yosefk reply above
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Comment #48069783
Why not have the program touch a file on success?
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Comment #47370530
agreed, imagine what a Michael Lewis type writer could make of this story
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Comment #46894467
There was a comm where Peter attia asks Epstein if he knows Simons. Epstein replied, never met him.
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Comment #46894285
And Jim Simons also comes out of this looking good.
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Comment #46824112
yeah, they seemed to be nitpicking there, better to focus attention on what someone's actually trying to commit
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Comment #46293082
Great list, and most of those don't involve big tech. I think what your list illustrates is that progress is being made, but it requires deep domain expertise.
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Comment #46061042
I'm not disagreeing with the fact that there's a shit ton of founders out there looking for a quick pay day (I'd guess the majority fall into that category). Just pointing out ther…
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Comment #46060613
I don't know, look at someone like https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=dmbaggett he seems to be an entrepreneur who enjoys what he's doing.
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Comment #45918319
Fixed typo! Yeah, alone time is inherently a male thing, and is probably what drove a lot of the historical breakthroughs in the past. This need to always be socializing is a very …
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Comment #45917739
My criticism with this article is that the author seems to lump all time alone behavior into the 'bad' category. What about the guys spending time alone to work on their guitar sol…
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Comment #45518408
Honestly all these cute websites give people a false sense that they're actually learning something. The only way to learn this stuff is get one of the million good LA books out th…
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Comment #45390657
Yep, but I thought he touted his martial skills as being able to beat any discipline.
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Comment #45390491
I never understood the obsession with Bruce Lee as a fighter (not considering his acting/stunt scenes here which deserve to be judged on their own merit), it seems any half decent …
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Comment #45363337
Doesn't fortran also support the ability to define arrays with arbitrary bounds i.e. (-4, 5) which is quite difficult todo in other languages
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Comment #45340297
Yeah exactly, the people coming through these pipelines aren't the next batches of Moore's or Noyce's.
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Comment #45213572
Nothing really to add, but the NSA museum outside of DC is really cool. I think this is a good example of a museum that works well for adults/kids alike.
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Comment #45198109
People have short memories, they'll come out of the woodwork in 2028 claiming the dems are taking away their freedoms.