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Ask HN: If you could bring 500 gigs to a deserted island, what would you bring?
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5y ago
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Ask HN: What to Do with a Physics Degree?
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5y ago
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United States M2 Monetary Supply
(tradingeconomics.com)
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6y ago
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Economic Analysis of a Zombie Outbreak
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6y ago
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dasmithii
7y ago
Location: Boston Remote: Yes, strongly preferred Willing to relocate: Unlikely Technologies: Python, Golang, C, C++, Javascript, TensorFlow, Mathematica, HTML/CSS Résumé/CV: Can be provided upon request Email: iihtimsad@gmail.com
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7y ago
Reading it now and enjoying it a lot. It's destroying one romance in favor of another!
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7y ago
I didn't believe my eyes when I saw "psytrance" on the front page of HN... Anyways, for anyone in North America looking for psytrance festivals, here is a guide put together by fractaltribe: https://www.fractaltrib
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Show HN: An AST-walk interpreter for Imp, a toy language I'm working on
(github.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I honestly prefer the old design. My two cents.
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Ask HN: What are some psychologically interesting interviews or documentaries?
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11y ago
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Python, closures, and scopes (2010)
(devnull.li)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Please oh please help the Tor network. You will be eternally loved.
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11y ago
My instinct is to see chins as shields to the Adam's apple. I have no explanation for why primates have less prominent chins, though.
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12y ago
After a quick read, I'm impressed. Looks like general improvement over c++.
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12y ago
I tend to use Go's panic() in many situations where, in C, I would make assertions.
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Storing data on the blockchain
(github.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I'm suggesting that these are commonly held beliefs, not that I hold them personally. More so, I was looking for input on the subject, as my personal experience in this area is virtually nonexistent.
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12y ago
Violent crime is, to some degree, a defining characteristic of mental instability. Is it not? Should it be?
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12y ago
"Freedom from whom, and to do what?"
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12y ago
> Sure would be fucking nice if they (democrats and republicans) could not have to take opposing sides on fucking everything There is a selection bias in the issues you speak of. Non-polarizing topics are handled swiftly, without much a
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dasmithii
12y ago
Agreed. Criminalizing antagonism would provide dirt on just about everyone. Hell, half of YouTube [commenters] would be prosecutable. Not all wrongful doings ought be illegal.
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12y ago
Good point. It could be doubly motivated as well, by (1) anticipated twisting of words, and (2) potential censoring of content.
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Bitcoin Myths
(en.bitcoin.it)
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12y ago
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Show HN: Neat-looking lattice generator
(github.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
When reading this post, I almost expected the writer to turn things around and make a realization of this sort. No hard feelings on my part though - just a sense of anticipation at work.
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12y ago
Are you better off because of your diagnosis? And why?
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12y ago
First of all, thank you for this in-depth response. It beats the hell out of anonymous and explanation-less downvotes. I had never come across the word neurotypical before your comment and now, after reading the corresponding wikipedia page
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12y ago
How so? Watts doesn't deny the differences between those affected by ADHD and those who are not. He argues that these differences are best understood as personality traits and not products of an affliction. This isn't a matter of
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12y ago
Here's an audio snippet of Alan Watt's perspective on this issue. In general, he sees modern mental illnesses as personality traits. Thoughts? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yN8B8jMuDZE
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12y ago
I'd be interested to hear what Alan Watts would think of this self dialog.
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