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shanusmagnus
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Comment #48736254
It seems like you'd get a lot deeper understanding by doing it that way, and be much more able to adapt the knowledge to the real world, vs only knowing how to solve problems in th…
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Comment #47992066
This is going to seem either beyond idiotic (which it may be) or a troll (which it is not) but: is this game actually fun? Like, if you have zero nostalgia or anything, and your ev…
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Comment #45034854
A lot of life wisdom wedged into those two sentences, I think, that goes beyond journalism.
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Comment #45034824
Sounds a bit like Gingko, which I used to really love: https://gingkowriter.com/
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Comment #43894896
Are you saying the US is the only country that has an excess of applicants for entry-level positions? Or the only one for which credentialism is the solution to this problem? If th…
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Comment #43362169
This looks like an absolute delight: "Cambridge University History of Mathematics Society presents an illegal, immoral, and fattening lecture series, without the endorsement, appro…
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Comment #43115164
What would you suggest?
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Comment #43089927
But in a larger frame, of "things tightly associated with coffee", they mean something extremely close. Whether these things are opposite from each other, or virtually identical, i…
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Comment #42968433
Is there a place to download the old Infocom games, or play them on the web somehow? HHGTTG was my favorite game, but I never played LGOP or MFV and would like to.
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Comment #42648730
There are psychological hypotheses that can be stated and tested empirically. So yeah, you can find people who maintain that it's a science.
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Comment #42591040
Is org-roam still alive? Last release almost 3 years ago. Could be because it's nearly perfect, which, if so, great.
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Comment #42510523
I didn't know this term before, thanks! Are there any examples (e.g., products you like) that demonstrate this One True Way in practice?
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Comment #42510455
Emacs org-mode -- it's less visually obvious that it's exactly equivalent from a structural / hierarchical point of view. But the editing experience is infinitely better, because E…
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Comment #42495133
Ironically, if it plays out this way, it will be the biggest boon to actual AGI development there could be -- the intelligence via text tokenization will be a limiting factor other…
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Comment #42345977
It's all a matter of point of view I guess. Given that I replaced it with something costing zero dollars may explain my attitude. Also, the fact that it started out as basically fr…
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Comment #42328348
You're thinking of this [1]. Super duper cool idea, ahead of its time. Author seems to have transitioned to a ludicrous pricing model, but I suspect it's because the people who lik…
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Comment #42251695
That insight, or lack of it, is esp surprising giving the example of how sticky the Coke brand is.
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Comment #42128446
I love a good analogy. Can you expand on this one?
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Comment #42097727
I'm very curious, from the perspective that you have based on your experience at the retreat, what it means to you when you talk about "processing" these traumas? Maybe a very conc…
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Comment #42077773
Makes me think of an interesting related question: how aware are we, normally, of our incoherence? What's the phenomenology of that? Hmm.
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Comment #42077710
Brilliant analogy. And we can imagine that, in a sci-fi world where some super-being could act on a scale that would allow it to perturb the world in a fashion amenable to causing …
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Comment #42007362
Ah. I was thinking the critique was about combining different crypto methods in serial; I've heard people say this is a bad idea but have never understood why.
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Comment #42003193
> "Don't rely on a single cipher" is an anti-goal, and a reason your hobby project won't be taken seriously. Why?
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Comment #41772071
It's interesting to imagine what a market solution would do to this. On the one hand, the vibe is very much "show up and let's talk like friendly socialized people" and I bet that'…