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musicaldope
8y ago
Additional context for the overlap with previous work on grid cells in neuroscience: https://twitter.com/gershbrain/status/994678940043284480
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8y ago
Any pointers on specific issues to look out for? I'm thinking of upgrading from 16.04 on my XPS 15
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musicaldope
10y ago
I like how you keep making sarcastic replies to comments in a thread you started. It's like seeing someone litter on their own lawn. Edit: nevermind, it's not your thread. Just shitting the place up for fun, I guess.
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Ask HN: Which service to use for livecoding?
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Ask HN: What's the best place to stream myself livecoding?
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11y ago
Any in-depth and technical sources you'd recommend?
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11y ago
Thanks for this, the context you provided is quite informative.
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11y ago
Is the word 'humanist' used for people who study the humanities? I've only ever heard it in the context of humanism. Not saying it's wrong, I'm genuinely wondering
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11y ago
I don't think any modern neuroscientist "fails to see" that modeling the brain as a computer is a hypothesis. Many wouldn't even subscribe to that theory, and those who do undoubtedly treat it as a working model.
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12y ago
This is terribly hilarious -- thanks for sharing.
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12y ago
Care to follow up on why not?
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12y ago
It also says 30 Nov 2014
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12y ago
Possibly because antibiotic resistance is seemingly imminent, and global warming is only a threat over a much longer timeframe. I can't say definitively whether this accurately reflects reality, but intuitively it makes sense for peopl
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12y ago
True. The intersection of potential Soylent customers and keto-diet people is probably high. It is funny to see this kind of expectation thrown at an untested type of product, though.
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12y ago
Of course there isn't--that would involve completely remaking a complex product to satisfy some fad diet a few people follow.
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13y ago
You'll never walk alone down the road of headline-aimed pedantry, friend
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13y ago
Interesting. Seems maybe journalists should rely on researchers other than a study's authors for interpretation? I don't mean that sarcastically (well, a little), but it seems that there's a fairly simple solution to this pro
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13y ago
Cool site. The news feed has the month off by 1
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13y ago
"We’ve heard plenty about activist shareholders, but a bitcoin activist would take the concept to a whole new level. Essentially, some investor or coalition of computers could potentially amass a collection of bitcoins so large that it