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wondringaloud
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Comment #23781261
You spell out your question like a human being, to treat the other human being with respect.
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Comment #23771267
Be less concerned with internet points.
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Comment #23771251
This might be the dumbest comment I've ever seen on HN, and that's saying something.
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Comment #23749171
I suppose you thought that chess only got interesting when Deep Blue was put up against Gary Kasparov?
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Comment #23645243
The article basically debunks itself with the correction at the end, but tries to hang on by claiming "Look! It has seeds!" However, I don't see one mention of "artistic license" a…
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Comment #23615209
Fantastic!
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Comment #23555041
Who is reading content while scrolling? That's like buying a $10,000 stabilization unit to be able to read a book while jogging.
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Comment #23555011
It was at this point I realized the entire premise of the article was a very long-winded way of saying "I like using high DPI monitors when I code". And then tossing in a bunch of …
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Comment #23492754
Put another way: Hey , I just bought a new laptop. Which IDE should I install on it first?
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Comment #23429433
How is this #2 on HN with only 6 points, being 6 minutes old?
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Comment #23419462
You've accepted your lapse, but you don't seem to accept any further responsibility to stop this from happening in the future. Instead, you're putting this responsibility on countl…
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Comment #23313456
I think this is a perfect example of why people find math hard. Not because there's something inherently difficult, but because we have teachers like this one in charge of open and…
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Comment #23266066
Why did they build the entire pinball machine themselves? The portion that "plays itself" is a camera attached to some very basic computer vision techniques that boil down to: When…
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Comment #23262927
I don't see how your anecdote differentiates between these two scenarios: 1. Human leaves, cat gets separation anxiety due to feeling less emotionally secure 2. Human leaves, cat g…
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Comment #23195240
Because billionaires with large egos exist in the wild.
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Comment #23195221
It is an unpowered flight, not a graceful fall.
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Comment #23195184
I don't think it's unreasonable to be surprised that a teenager (at least, an American teenager) isn't aware of such a thing. They've managed to get through school without once bei…
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Comment #23195110
Which piece of it is amazing?
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Comment #23181198
This is fantastic. I've had a very similar idea kicking around in my head for a very long time. These days it seems impossible to make sense of all the predictions from so-called e…
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Comment #23109015
She developed a prototype based on a hunch and a whim. Great work, no doubt, but engineering isn't based on intuition and some experience. Real engineering has a goal or specificat…
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Comment #23108980
I'm glad someone else sees this the way I do. What the blog writer did was tinker with something. They didn't engineer it. I was a mechanical engineer prior to switching to softwar…
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Comment #22971362
This is absolutely true. I've noticed most "unsuccessful" people go around with a view of "successful" people that they got lucky, never had to endure hardship, had something hande…
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Comment #22860924
I've been asking myself that question more and more. It seems HN has been slowly becoming a Reddit-lite. There are significantly more low-quality "thanks! this is great!" comments …