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Comment #49264373
There is Compression done by Prediction by partial matching [0] There is the Kolmogorov Complexity [1], Normalized Information Distance [2] and Normalized compression distance [3] …
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Comment #49246382
Some years later, Goto was considered harmful :-)
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Comment #49109956
In 2013 there was some question about the SuperCow Powers that some programs had. I took time to ask Jason Gunthorpe about it. He didn't answer my email: we make a post about it [1…
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Comment #48411386
It seems similar to just regular marketing. Previously, beverages and drugs companies have used the same playbook, and data analysis just got better. Social sites are just the next…
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Comment #48326624
Seems a lot like Normalized Compression Distance ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normalized_compression_distanc... ) and Kolmogorov Complexity.
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Comment #48323807
Brazil has the same. It's possible to login in the government platform by your bank login. Simplifies a lot for the general population that won't use password managers and so on. A…
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Comment #48106890
Perhaps this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiral_of_silence
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Comment #46996854
C= |2p - 1| doesn't do what the author wishes. Should be c =|2p|-1
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Comment #46765227
A cell phone vibrating in your pocket: in the first days, after some days of use, many people would feel it vibrating as a muscle sensation, not as external thing vibrating.
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Comment #46743960
Well, that actually happens a lot, with many causes. For example: manager is perfectionist (at some level), it takes more time to delegate than doing it yourself, there's some atti…
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Comment #46540303
But the patchset should use the same license as the original code, shouldn't?
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Comment #46526600
Reverse: perhaps carrying a measuring tape [0] ? [0] https://www.amazon.com/Measure-iBayam-Measuring-Measurement-...
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Comment #46464138
> tighter I found it amusing, considering all those memes about German words with 35 letters each. And, as I get older, I began to consider letter size relevant to choose a book ed…
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Comment #46314445
Didn't expect Brazil being off the "List of Countries Qualifying for APC Waivers" Knowing the reality of the Brazilian's public universities, the bureaucracy of the Government and …
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Comment #46273925
And good students are getting in trouble (meaning "have to explain themselves") to lousy teachers just because they write well, articulate ideas and can summarize information from …
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Comment #46254196
I never understood how any exams results aren't given to the person and are hold by the doctor/hospital/company.
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Comment #46234631
And now I know why the default font was changed in Word. Arg. Don't think I like Times New Roman but it was the recommend font for academic papers in Brazil (and the recommendation…
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Comment #46207261
"Ask HN: How do you prevent ad-injection in AR glasses?" Things that I haven't thought but, after seeing it, makes total sense. Scary.
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Comment #46107007
When you go through a problem and have to solve it, you learn to see patterns (of mistakes) and develop a sense for similar problems. Outsourcing the thinking will speed you up for…
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Comment #46077613
It's interesting to see that the bamboo are still holding it's structure despite all the fire. And that having one flammable material in all floors (the window-protecting foam) com…
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Comment #45948095
I'll just leave this one here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15075384
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Comment #45914990
I'm pretty sure Brazil doesn't have a law saying that Google must forbid sideload. I'm sure that government (be it President, Central Bank etc) doesn't pressure Google about it. I'…