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by 1arity 11y ago
Whether it was "over-interpreted" or not -- some stressors methylate genes, and those mutations are passed on to descendants. Does surviving the holocaust count as a stressor? Yes. Would going through that probably involve a bund
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by 1arity 11y ago
apply your self ( most valuable asset, since that has yielded you success so far ) to learning MVC, and maybe Reactive or single direction of data flow architecture. here's the kicker: only learn so much that you know a little more tha
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by 1arity 11y ago
> your entire post is a pretty damning conviction of yourself. I feel sorry for you. Not really. I'm not substituting hating on others success and pretending it's "evil" as a substitute for actually taking responsibil
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by 1arity 11y ago
> So true. There is certainly skill involved, one of them is almost certainly the ability and willingness to exploit your fellow human beings. I'm completely lacking in that skill so, woe is me, I will never make a billion. . . If y
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by 1arity 11y ago
> The original reduction was given by the well-known Cook-Levin theorem ... That’s easy. The NTM is just a condensed representation of a DTM, and in each case, the machine encodes an algorithm for whatever NP problem you are working. “Gu
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by 1arity 11y ago
Does Airbnb have two factor login ? If so use it.
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by 1arity 11y ago
Step 1. Walk into a University. Step 2. Enter the mathematics department. Step 3. Talk to anyone you see, especially anyone in front of a blackboard writing equations, and ask them to Try your keyboard. Forget product hunt. Forget online. H
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by 1arity 11y ago
300 was a cut off, so I'm guessing they sent 50 - 150 interview requests. I got the worst category of rejection letter ( no re-encouragement to apply in W15, no 300 ). I think they'll take more than 20.
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by 1arity 11y ago
Stupid people having nothing to be excited about ? Pretty much the takeaway.
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by 1arity 11y ago
They're looking for a China-based CEO. Will they post the job on HN?
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Airbnb Partners with China Broadband and Sequoia to Expand in China(venturebeat.com)
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by 1arity 11y ago
The perspective of the phone on the desk in the hero shot of the "onhub" seems out of wack with respect to all the other objects on the desk, and the shadow of the onhub. Is that phone levitating slightly? Oh, and it's clearl
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by 1arity 11y ago
hey. i meant that consider the location difference in the jobs. maybe there's a place you'd like to work in, live near or commute to over the other.
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by 1arity 11y ago
probably because falcon is for building APIs which are a workable pattern with a single page app which has a thick client and treats the server only as an asynchronously returning data store.
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by 1arity 11y ago
location? it would also be ideal to get into the situation where you tell both offers that you are considering another offer at x price and that you will take y time to decide. then you hold the negotiation instead of feeling rushed. someti
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by 1arity 11y ago
This is so cute.
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by 1arity 11y ago
I think the biggest thing Boston Dynamics are dealing with ( aside from power density ) are improving balance and running algorithms, under the stresses of heavy loads, non-homogenous terrain, and loss of friction. It's possible to use
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by 1arity 11y ago
That is so cool. L-systems could work as a stack system too perhaps ?
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by 1arity 11y ago
This is cool. Is there a service for this already? Maybe I'll make one.
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by 1arity 11y ago
Here's some thinking from Google employees on this : http://www.quora.com/What-do-Google-employees-think-of-the-c...
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by 1arity 11y ago
An idea is a tool is an idea. Or an idea is a description of a tool. In any case, code is a history of our time. A computed history. It encodes the way we thought about things, reflected in the way we arranged our systems of doing things. T
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by 1arity 11y ago
Divorced founder here. I had this experience. It really works to establish this before you get married. Since the journey you are on, as you say, it really works when your life partner buys into your vision. You are going to be making choic
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by 1arity 11y ago
I watched a couple of video presentations V8 did about optimization. It was really coherent. And their skills were really advanced. Also, visceral experience of the speed and stability of Chrome. Also visceral experience deving Chrome apps
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by 1arity 11y ago
> Your entire post is a pretty damning conviction of yourself. I feel sorry for you. I'm pretty sure you don't know me, and I get that you're comfortable offering your certain opinion of me based on not actually knowing me
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by 1arity 11y ago
there are so many algorithms in so many different areas. it may work to start with just one area, an area that is close to something you already are making or solving, and then, literally, in searching for algorithms for that pick the short
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by 1arity 11y ago
> because it is condescending yes exactly. you have perfectly summed up how its percieved by those in the defeatist culture around P can not be == NP, and this really goes to the heart of what is inefficient and not working here. and tha
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by 1arity 11y ago
that is so cool and a really clear tutorial. does it use three?
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by 1arity 11y ago
I think you found a solution to __your__ problem with P == NP, not a solution to that actual problem. You had a problem with working on this. You found a solution to that. I hear that. The solution you found that worked for you has no beari
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by 1arity 11y ago
Dude, with all due respect, that's what the church said when the possibility was raised of the Earth not being the centre of the universe. "We cannae conceive how it can be bearable to be so" !==> "It can not be so&qu
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by 1arity 11y ago
Why is there such a strong reaction to this? For the very reasons identified. People want it to be true, without proof, because believing it is true serves a psychological need that provides a fake pay off. It's not "your fault&qu

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