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Comment #44657721
You have to first prove that p is not undecidable. This is not being done in many proof by contra-positive based proofs in mathematics. First prove that p is not undecidable is not…
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Proof by Contrapositive Is Wrong
Proof by contrapositive is wrong. There is a true, false and undecidable case also. Let me explain how it works. p. =>. q. does not necessarily imply not q ==> not p. There are thr…
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Comment #39153426
They are living in some very tiny house. Housing is the highest expenditure present. I calculated the rates for 111 square meters.
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Comment #39153220
I calculated the living expenses and savings ratio for every country that has an Amazon SDE 2 role on levels.fyi. For instance, for food I used the Big Mac Index, and got data from…
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Comment #19239444
If you have to ask, you should probably stay at Big Tech Giant.
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Comment #19239430
IMO : If it's on private property, whoever owns the property. If it's on public property then the government.
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Comment #19239402
Or the other paranoid conspiracy theory interpretation is that the CIA wanted to call it Bird mode to avoid freaking out people. See https://pando.com/2015/07/01/cia-foia-google-ke…
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Comment #19239359
sed is already Turing-complete ( https://catonmat.net/proof-that-sed-is-turing-complete ). I'm not sure how what you are proposing is any better than sed. I said math envy since yo…
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Comment #19238978
I would say it's a place where people who spend a lot of time on the internet try to gain status by posting comments which they expect to be upvoted.
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Comment #19238963
Abstraction is useful when the resulting code is logically simpler, much like say category theory makes certain results in algebraic topology seem obvious. Perhaps, you simply mean…
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Comment #19238953
Classic case of math envy. Ha ha ..
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Comment #19206395
> I'm super impressed by the creativity involved in these attacks. You should check out [Acoustic cryptanalysis](source: http://www.nuclearphynance.com/Show%20Post.aspx?PostIDKey=1…
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Comment #19206063
Don't be ridiculous, dude. No compiler is actually compiling to PCMPISTRI. It's meant to be used directly as assembly. Of course I could be wrong. If you do know of any open-source…
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Comment #19200898
Lol, my comment was restricted to SIMD, which definitely does not take 10 minutes. Secondly, no mainstream compiler actually compiles code to the PCMPISTRI instruction. Presumably …
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Comment #19199494
It may be black magic now, but people are working on making the black magic something lesser mortals don't have to worry about (eg: https://theory.stanford.edu/~aiken/publications/…
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Comment #19199427
Yes. Deep Learning definitely needs a new programming language. Uber's Pyro is worth checking out. ( https://eng.uber.com/pyro/ )
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Comment #19199363
Don't be ridiculous. It's better for technical books to be freely available for everyone to read. Think about it, it is more optimal for the world in the long run.
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Comment #19199323
Of course, Palantir is behind this. Someone should really start putting checks on Silicon Valley executives, especially Peter Thiel.
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Ask HN: Story about 8D dimensional beings, a good idea?
dystopian fiction written from a 3D and 6D perspective.
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Comment #16153272
No. I simply pointed out that someone with sufficiently high intellect would have found other ways to get a job. Unless she is a statistical anomaly people in her situation would h…
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Comment #16152288
__I am average at my studies, what seemed to be super easy to my peers seemed strenuous for me.__ This is probably going to controversial, but her core problem seems to be an insuf…
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Comment #16146583
In general, the FDA over-regulates rather than under regulates. A comment is too short to summarize the reasons why, but I would refer interested people to Eliezer Yudkowsky's Inad…