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vinaybn

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    Comment #20405738

    It'd be even more interesting to see the kind of builds and strategies it would come up with if they capped APM to average or below-average levels.

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    Comment #17780848

    This is a great related talk that explores how puzzles can be solved using SAT solvers, constraint solvers and dancing links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TA9DBG8x-ys

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    Comment #16351122

    I've been learning Haskell using IntelliJ as my IDE. https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/8258-intellij-haskell

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    Comment #15593493

    Tests are not artificial constraints. They are the guarantees which (should) matter most to your users and stakeholders.

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    Comment #14836246

    Is the addict not even partly at fault for spending all his money on drugs??!

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    Comment #14410239

    I don't understand how to interpret the data this spits out.

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    Comment #13301373

    AFAIK dubai has sales teams from different companies situated there but no real innovation. Could you please elaborate?

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    Comment #13053376

    More virtue signaling. It's a shame that it's coming from MIT.

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    Comment #12910445

    It shouldn't be surprising though, because outsiders would only know as much as the media tells them. They have no vested interest, like the citizens do, in making an informed deci…

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    Comment #12910406

    It's the government stealing from you at gunpoint..

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    Comment #12891016

    They're fine as long as they're short enough that the novelty does not wear off. On the other hand, I can play any realtime multiplayer game without ever getting bored of it.

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    Comment #12188593

    Quite the mental gymnastics. "If we magically enacted perfectly libertarian business policies overnight" <- this assumes we have SOME way to get there. "business would immediately …

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    Comment #11844423

    Indian here and I'm sure that I, nor anyone else, has any such right that you speak of.

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    Comment #11727671

    You could run your writes as transactions that increments a count wherever you need one.

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    Comment #11123902

    This isn't their latest attempt though. It's not subsidized.

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    Comment #11123900

    It's not subsidized.

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    Comment #10674995

    This doesn't make sense to me. Assuming this is a simulation, real-time isn't "real" time.

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    Comment #10669937

    I think the point is that if you forget to do it, and face no repercussions or regret that remind you of not doing it, that stuff was not worth doing in the first place.

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    Ask HN: Assume the universe is a simulation. Why is c the speed of light?

    Is it the processor's clock-speed, always constant?

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    Ask HN: Assume the universe is a simulation. Why is c the speed of light?

    If you were to reverse engineer the universe from your observations, what would you say is the significance of the speed of light? I'd say it's the clock-speed of the processor. Th…

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    Comment #10436925

    live reload?

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    Comment #10264534

    Where can I get one done?