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ohquu
8y ago
I went to their Twitter and looked for the picture. I assume this is it. I don't see anything else: https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/983333636975054848/siPS_w5d?f...
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ohquu
9y ago
No.
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ohquu
9y ago
The thing that bothers you the most about this is people not wanting cookies?
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ohquu
9y ago
Well, what did he do?
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ohquu
9y ago
Preceded.
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ohquu
9y ago
Wow, what a totally original and fresh perspective. Also, I don't like watching the author's face pop up every thirty seconds while I'm reading the article, telling me he's the next Benjamin Graham.
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ohquu
9y ago
I didn't think I would see another fan on Hacker News! Woo woo woo woo!
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ohquu
9y ago
Maybe the more fundamental question is “how do I make one million friends,” in which case the answer is “you can’t.”
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ohquu
9y ago
No you don’t!
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ohquu
9y ago
Discrete.
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ohquu
9y ago
Please tell me how many on the Forbes list are starving. Hell, give me an example of any billionaire ever that ended up starving. The point you’re trying to make has no basis in reality.
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ohquu
9y ago
I honestly cannot understand the point you're trying to make. Also, > It's possible to be a billionaire on paper and starve to death. Can you provide an example?
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ohquu
9y ago
It's vacuum tubes, right?
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ohquu
9y ago
Yeah, I'd say it goes something like this: 1. Rape and pillage of settlements. 2. Using child soldiers. 3. Stealing books from libraries. 4. Deploying poisonous weapons on civilians.
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ohquu
9y ago
WOOSH
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ohquu
9y ago
It's IBM, isn't it?
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ohquu
10y ago
KaTeX is still being developed ( https://github.com/Khan/KaTeX ). They support the "align" environment now, which is all I really needed.
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ohquu
10y ago
The initial release of tmux was in 2007. The initial release of screen was in 1987. I assume they don't update as frequently because it's relatively stable.
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ohquu
10y ago
You really can't think of any situation where it'd be beneficial to have a non-human do a task?
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ohquu
11y ago
If we all mash F5, maybe it will start up faster!
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ohquu
11y ago
Trying to start the first level: "Couldn't resume the level because Couldn't connect to the GM server to resume the level."
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ohquu
11y ago
It's easier and more precise to say something like "run the quantum Monte Carlo code" than "run the quantum Monte Carlo model" or "run the quantum Monte Carlo software." A quantum Monte Carlo code will of
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ohquu
11y ago
Why are there so many bold terms and phrases throughout the text? It's extremely distracting.
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ohquu
11y ago
You're right. But in that case, what's the point in naming it anything at all?
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ohquu
11y ago
I don't think "laws" can just be arbitrarily inverted to fit an argument.
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ohquu
11y ago
Through the magical power of lying!
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ohquu
11y ago
What does "the future hopefully is much bigger" mean for a calculator application? Competition with Wolfram Alpha? Unless you're doing something on that scale, I can't imagine what you mean.
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ohquu
12y ago
Stop caring so much.
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ohquu
12y ago
Alternatively, you could just note that your example reduces to 100*(100+1)/2. This simplification decreases cognitive load even more substantially! Taking a strictly programmatic view of a problem allows you to be lazy, and I believe
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ohquu
12y ago
My understanding was that some theories of inflation require multiverses to exist. I have never heard that the Schrodinger equation nor inflationary cosmology themselves predict alternate worlds. Some theories require them (to get the m
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