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Comment #2164324
I wouldn't have recognized him if he had.
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Comment #2154983
GHC has an API! http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/GHC/As_a_library
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Comment #2147326
Or you could just un-check "simple passcode" in Settings...
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Comment #2098279
Take the one thing a computer can do better than humans and use it as a captcha? Huh?
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Comment #2097066
I was surprised to see Mathematician as #2. That contradicts everything I've read about math careers on HN.
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Comment #2094851
I've proven theorems in my sleep before. It seems to be a generally accepted thing. John Cleese gave a related talk which I found very interesting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z…
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Comment #2091581
Hm, this might explain something. In old B&W videos people's impromptu speech seems much more eloquent than today. I wonder if the luxury of instant text communication has somethin…
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Comment #2090504
I'm not sure actually.
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Comment #2090500
Does anyone else get nauseated reading corporate speak like this?
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Comment #2088500
Why are people still talking about this? It's like complaining that a Lamborghini sucks because the cupholders are hard to reach. I'm sure it would bother some people, but it's not…
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Comment #2085785
On the other hand it's hideous and you would come off as incredibly lazy.
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Comment #2085745
Why not just make your own site? LinkedIn has a terrible user experience. Obviously whether foregoing a paper resume is okay depends on the company.
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Comment #2085084
How long until the link expires?
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Comment #2083966
Just some immediate first impressions. - The logo looks small and isolated from the rest of the page. - The text in the navigation tabs looks strange, maybe it should be centered? …
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Comment #2083919
I was wondering what subfield coined the label $\Pi_2$, specifically. I haven't looked much into the structure of propositions and proofs per se, and I'm curious about what can be …
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Comment #2083682
"Since is formally a for-all/there-exists ($\Pi_2$) statement of arithmetic, there is a principle that such a proof should be convertible to one without contradiction" Where can I …
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Comment #2083623
I was thinking about exactly this yesterday - so much of "media matter" is like junk food for the mind. I wondered if we could start an organic movement but for the content industr…
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Comment #2082636
It took me a while to gain enough confidence to start thinking, "well I was ecstatic about this idea yesterday, so there must be something good here". Now I try to remember specifi…
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Comment #2081405
haha yeah, sorry.
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Comment #2079787
A good read every time. This part stood out: "In retrospect I realize that in almost everything that we worked on together, we were both amateurs. In digital physics, neural networ…
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Comment #2079659
Are users of #1 aware of what's going on?
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Comment #2079403
Is M a function of N or fixed?
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Comment #2068465
I didn't read the descriptions before, they do make it clear. I was just saying that you can't apply a technique you don't know.
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Comment #2067659
(1) When I see the phrase "known techniques" in the context of math it generally refers to techniques known in the field. Novel techniques are not "known" in this sense. The differ…