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Comment #27631028
Can somebody in the know elaborate on how far ahead China's lead is in AI?
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Comment #12757782
Would using a dedicated phone number (sim) that is not shared with any other service protect you from this? Basically nobody besides Google and you would know of this number. In In…
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Comment #9287752
I've started many MOOC's but never finished because I couldn't keep up with watching the videos. Not being able to flip back and forth is really limiting. The only courses[1] I've …
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Comment #8916038
For the second return to work doesn't the if have to be an expression i.e return the result of evaluating either y or z as the result of the if expression? If the language has if s…
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Comment #8669603
I'm not well versed with reading research papers etc but I have one question. Could it be possible that by simply practicing mindfulness meditation the brain restructured itself vi…
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Comment #8627948
This looks good but two things: 1] The guides section is still on the older design which I'm guessing will be updated later? 2] IMHO on the show gem page the authors/owners section…
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Comment #8171785
Probably a precursor to Play Store Movies: https://play.google.com/store/movies
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Comment #7296486
I tried posting these to HN some time back but the submission didn't gain any traction. Glad to see it pop up on front page of HN today.
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Comment #5392378
Great advice. I'd also recommend the Compilers course on Coursera. Although it is already underway, you can take the self paced version. https://www.coursera.org/course/compilers
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Comment #4803985
I don't think that is entirely true. I've met really nice Ruby developers and know many online (twitter/github/irc etc) who are really nice and welcoming and always want to help. O…
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Comment #4803976
What exactly was the point of this blog post? Quite a few of those reasons are valid and none of the arguments against the 10 reasons are good. It reads like "OMG BUT RUBY! MY PREC…
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Comment #4757065
This is actually very useful and Symbian (Nokia N73) alarm app also used to do this! Saved me many times from setting wrong alarms. :)