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by hashin 4y ago
Actually government does. It makes sense to nudge people towards acquiring more skills and they routinely do that. Also, the economy is punishing for those who don't have a college degree (it always was, but perhaps not at this level.)
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by hashin 4y ago
I may be mistaken, but I have found the Microsoft Edge to have done considerable catching up. In my Mac and on PC, it beats Chrome anyday in performance and ease of use. I understand that Microsoft have reasons to invest heavily on a modern
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by hashin 4y ago
This is true for Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism or any other religion that has happened to be caught in the political machinations of the enterprising state. I am reminded of St. Brigit [1], who was a Celtic goddess who was co-opte
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by hashin 5y ago
These time lapse videos are an incredible tool to teach kids about plant growth. It was really hard for me at school to visualise plants as living beings and their "life" was always an abstract concept. The channel has some more i
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by hashin 5y ago
An alternate line of thought - do we need Electric vehicles to do all that? If we could reliably transition mass of passenger transport and daily commute options to electricity, that alone could crack the deal. We needn't eliminate fos
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by hashin 5y ago
Politics. It may sound a bit of place in a forum like HN, but I have a point to make here. What you feel is a fairly common phenomenon and I know a ton of people who aren't happy at this setting. I would like to suggest joining a polit
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by hashin 5y ago
Agree that depression diagnosis might be wrong. But the therapy is incredibly effective against all the symptoms he has described in details. Therapy is not just for depressed people. I have met different therapists and I was never diagnose
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by hashin 5y ago
I have maintained my blog ( http://www.hashin.me ) for the last 8 years without ever trying to monetize it (I am 28 now). I have written hundreds of articles there, about a lot of topics that have caught my attention. I have perha
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by hashin 5y ago
That sounds super interesting! The results will depend upon the kind of information this database provides about each paper. We don't know yet the kind of processing each paper goes through and the quality of the "description&quot
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by hashin 9y ago
This is an interesting side of the problem I have never thought about. Is this boredom and other psychological stresses responsible for the sexual offences committed by deployed troops? I am not alleging anything on any particular nation, b
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by hashin 9y ago
I agree. Epigenetic studies hold the key to making reasonable interventions into genetic conditions. While genetic screening is desirable, it is going to take a long while before we can have it on a species level. But if we can develop chem
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World Map undergoes a drastic change at Boston School(theguardian.com)
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by hashin 10y ago
One reason why the poor stay poor is that they simply don't know how to spend money. Financial literacy doesn't penetrate well into India's rural poor because of the lack of quality education. Another big problem is the gen
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by hashin 10y ago
NOTE : Error 404 for the link you have provided in the comment.
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by hashin 10y ago
One thing that caught my attention is that the doctors get it right only 60% of time. The algorithm gets 80%. But that is also a lot of room for improvement considering what machine learning can do. If there is anyone familiar with this kin
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by hashin 10y ago
I am being curious here. Do anyone really print out the code so that the comprehension really increases? I can imagine all the benefits, but can someone give any first hand experience were this has actually helped them? Also, how better is
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Rocket AI: 2016’s Most Notorious AI Launch and the Problem with AI Hype(medium.com)
3 points by hashin 10y ago|0 comments
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Practical Tutorial on Random Forest and Parameter Tuning in R(blog.hackerearth.com)
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by hashin 10y ago
I have completed this tutorial by Micheal Nielsen and it has enormously supplemented my understanding of the subject. The good part is that it just had enough mathematical rigour the subject demands. I didn't get lost in the details an
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by hashin 10y ago
To add, Jeeva means living thing in Malayalam, another language from the south India. In fact, Jeeva is a common name in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, two states from the south India. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malayala
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by hashin 10y ago
Hahaha! I knew it will be this one even before clicking it! This one is so good!
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by hashin 10y ago
Wow wow, Amazing!
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Reference Design for Measuring Heart Rate and SPO2 from Maxim Integrated(maximintegrated.com)
1 points by hashin 10y ago|0 comments
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by hashin 10y ago
Have anyone tried building a Mesh using ESP8266 and custom hardware for signal enhancement? I am working on a similar project and is interested to know if anyone have had success with hardware addons like external antenna to build a reliabl
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by hashin 10y ago
I can see that they are emphasizing on the #DiamondBattery hashtag so that general public will be hooked and share it more, but why haven't they given any hints (mildly technical) to the capabilities of the battery? // A team
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by hashin 10y ago
This is a pretty cool service! I have had my moments when I had to set up the AWS free tier a few hours before a very important client meeting. I have this gut feeling that this service will make the cloud technology a bit more accessible f
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by hashin 10y ago
Oh man, this is hilarious! ../tdi/tcpip/tcp/tcpsend.c:// STUPID FUCKING COMPILER generates incorrect code for this. ../fastfat/allocsup.c:// God knows what state we left the disk allocation
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Warren Buffet's Tryst with 17 years cycle for stock prices(fortune.com)
4 points by hashin 10y ago|0 comments
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How financialization manifests itself in politics(linkedin.com)
1 points by hashin 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Firebase for IoT Startup
1 points by hashin 10y ago|0 comments

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