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vector_rotcev
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Comment #39777387
I like this. Both for the astute problem identification and the self-empowered solution.
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Comment #39634587
The AI Assistant in JetBrains is the best I've encountered. In Pycharm, specifically. I've tried using my OpenAI subscription directly to use GPT4, but copy-pasting between the bro…
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Comment #36338110
I read The Road under similar circumstances (though the commute was more like ~30+ minutes on a stifling and oppressively densely packed underground train) - I felt numerous times …
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Comment #35884788
Thank you for giving me the solution to this problem! I always wanted devdocs to work (long train journeys especially would suddenly be more fun) but after this happened a couple o…
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Comment #35884737
Namaria's Law: "Software expands to occupy all hardware available. If you throw more hardware at the problem, you get bloated software."
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Comment #35493869
Games Workshop did a pretty good one this year - which I enjoyed and think you might enjoy because what's funny is the absurdity of it, not that it makes a fool of anyone: https://…
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Comment #34529989
There is No Antimemetics Division. You'll love it.
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Comment #34190272
Nobody ever actually reads TAOCP*. Beyond that, you'd have to ask him. Anything 'useful', or industry/professional related, are particular, specific things that he can get for hims…
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Comment #33867272
This is absolutely fantastic, and above all the other choices here that I agree are wonderful, this is absolutely one of the most absorbing and interesting books you could spend yo…
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Comment #33148524
Since I'm getting out and working on something similar right now - is there anything(s) you'd recommend in particular for the reading part of learning?
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Comment #33092143
TL;DR: yes. Lots of other good information from others here, especially brundolf. Other things to consider: You can 'date around' at the beginning to speed up finding someone suita…
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Comment #29766665
Aside from some major religions mandating the expansion of humanity (or at least their faithful) - which I suppose could be hubris in the religion - why is it excessively prideful …
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Comment #29137893
You have written exactly what I think about this, but more clearly than I could write it down. Every rebuttal and complaint against this seems to centre around how the moment someo…
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Comment #29035807
When I first read his first two books was when I had just left university and moved to a big city and gotten a 'proper' job, and I didn't get how you were supposed to organise your…
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Comment #25123374
I got a lifetime subscription for 90% off from a link posted on HN when brain.fm first started. Anecdata: it is probably one of the best purchases I've ever made for workplace succ…
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Comment #23479004
A meaningful part of what I found useful was that I knew ~ I think one working day is worth it to make sure you're up to date. I also found the working memory, and memory informati…
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Comment #23430470
I have completed both of the following: 1) https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn 2) https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning I highly recommend both of them, …
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Comment #21712638
I'm curious what you think of European support for/collaboration with the USA vs a more self-interested Europe (not isolationist, just not directly aligned with any of USA/Russia/C…
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Comment #21712554
Do you think that individual countries (or the EU itself) counts as a comparable fourth entity in the USA-Russia-China trinity of 'global superpowers' (if that's the right term)?
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Comment #21712182
As a non-economist (amateur or professional), I get the impression that countries are losing their concern of the repercussions of displeasing the USA economically. Is this an accu…
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Comment #21664389
Jut in case anyone doesn't do the date-math/scroll down past the comments, all 5 of the following blog posts are finished and linked to half way through the comments (ctrl+f: pingb…
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Comment #21656288
Search for 'dubai cybertruck' and you'll already find reports of police forces ordering them. A long range, high-acceleration + high-speed utility vehicle that's marketed as very r…
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Comment #21353695
Do you an opinion on the London Hackspace?
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Comment #20808801
Is there any news on whether or not it worked? I read the article (albeit quickly as I'm on lunch break), but I can't find anything reporting on whether or not the experiment resul…
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Comment #20468017
Does anyone have a link to or a way to access the dataset? I couldn't see one in the article.