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taneem
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Comment #42656245
I always find that sharing those little tedious details is what creates visceral understanding of a situation. In this case, the true horror of being a liberated Black person in th…
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Comment #40444699
The way to think about it is that you're processing a list, where the first argument is an operation, and the subsequent arguments are numbers to add. Clojure, and other Lisp based…
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Comment #37343206
It's hard to stare in the face of the abyss.
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Does AI prove we live in a simulation via the Fermi paradox?
From the current state of the art in AI, let us extrapolate that a true "superintelligence" (SI) is inevitable in the future. Maybe not in the next 10 years, but definitely in the …
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Why Hasn't Twitter Crashed Yet?
This is a technical question really. With such deep layoffs, I think a lot of people expected that Twitter would fall apart as a service pretty soon. That hasn't happened, and the …
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Comment #23130561
I was looking for an Org-Mode type solution for vscode, and was surprised to find that it's basically no longer being actively developed! [1] Really surprised by this. I would have…
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Comment #21246031
I moved to Mars! My family immigrated to North America soon after and I studied and worked in tech ever since.
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Comment #21245099
During 1999-2000, I helped hundreds of people learn how to use Flash. I was, looking back now, probably one of the top experts on Flash 4 at the time in the world. The twist - I wa…
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Comment #20486412
Yes - City would be great for people doing stuff around activities, events and local places. But Country would be more powerful for e-commerce I suspect (my usecase).
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Comment #20484755
Hi Josh - it would be incredible to have this filtered by location, and I think you can get that from Google Trends.
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Comment #20356395
Stories like this are often instigated by someone inside the organization with an agenda. They reach out to a journalist, give some quotes anonymously, and put them in touch with o…
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Comment #20280908
Title is incorrect. This is not on Mechanical Turk. Tasks like this are not allowed on MTurk as per TOS. The original tweet author says so on the thread.
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Comment #17798424
I do vaguely remember "good kings" and "bad kings" ... some kids were forgiving and more than fair, and others were vindictive. So not everyone gravitated towards tyranny and some …
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Comment #17798023
As a child in primary school (in Lesotho, southern Africa): when a teacher left the classroom everyone was supposed to silently complete work. To enforce this, one student would be…
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Comment #16506633
I had a page up on the iwarp.com domain too from the late 90s! http://counterwave.iwarp.com/ -> it was pure Flash (Flash 4) so it doesn't really even work anyway. It was so much fu…
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Comment #15259246
I think to be fair, he said two things: 1. There is no way governments will just let an unregulated currency take over in a meaningful way. 2. Thus, the current Bitcoin rally is si…
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Comment #15228961
I will be curious to see if people belonging to different internet subcultures develop their own accents. Already different groups of people are quite isolated in terms of the vide…
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Comment #15220917
What disturbs me is the potential for a government, like in Iran or Russia, to use this technology to automatically screen and label people, as a precursor to mass-scale systematic…
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Comment #15176646
Exactly. When getting started initially, it can be a huge time savings to get your basic full text experience running in Postgres directly, if that's already your main storage DB. …
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Comment #15173005
Postgres supports a sophisticated full text search featureset while mysql does not. Implementing full text search on Postgres is not that difficult and can prove to be a much cheap…