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by studentik 1y ago
What stops AI to lead users by the nose? To the benefit of owners and advertisers, with quality/quantity of manipulations individually rooted into user's psychological profile...
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by studentik 1y ago
In Soviet Union having prisoners do soft labor was called Sharashka. This scales and creates incentives to have more prisoners doing cheap labor.
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by studentik 1y ago
What opposition? Take a stopwatch, stand by the subway with an blank sheet of paper and count seconds before you are arrested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jd7Zs9K46Vc
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by studentik 3y ago
Why is server spam filtering even needed with Junk/NotJunk feature in Thunderbird?
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by studentik 3y ago
The only thing that can balance AI-man is AI-woman
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by studentik 3y ago
Any chance browser version will work well? Currently authentication issues and user experience is terrible IMHO, sorry.
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by studentik 3y ago
> Are we not already insane? As long as we aim to separate objective truth from objective false it seems that sanity is still present.
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by studentik 4y ago
Can love be a consequence of quantum effects?
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by studentik 4y ago
And people worry about losing jobs)
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by studentik 4y ago
It's like a fractal Rube Goldberg machine made of Rube Goldberg machines. (c) copied comment from other topic
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by studentik 4y ago
Funny world is binary for Microsoft, US and not US
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by studentik 4y ago
> seems like nature-worship Why not?
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by studentik 4y ago
I imagine IntelliJ running on Archlinux from Nokia phone with wireless high-resolution glasses display
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Publishers urge US to free Julian Assange(theguardian.com)
11 points by studentik 4y ago|0 comments
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by studentik 6y ago
Cool list! Gives general ideas on what to take into account when dealing with security
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by studentik 6y ago
Accountant as a person? Nohow, I just hope that this is good for accountant and for entrepreneur simultaneously. Any market is served somehow. I believe it is worth finding out if this offer is better than what is being served.
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by studentik 6y ago
Thank you for question. If risk is high, why not just take Tier 3 offer? It's not free, but server is yours. $0 is only for small companies.
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I was just denied YC application and it's fine(finance.tpoint.fi)
5 points by studentik 6y ago|5 comments
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by studentik 6y ago
I was doing this software last 15 years and I can continue for 15 years more. My market size is every small company in the world, my solution is general, universal and free to start. Yet I don't fit. Well, guess I have to do something
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by studentik 6y ago
Professor Julian Birkinshaw judges that we may go from knowledge era where technologies lower transaction costs to zero to post-knowledge era where we use our knowledge to make more people feel better emotions: https://www.youtub
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by studentik 6y ago
Thank you so much for CoffeeScript! I bet on CoffeeScript in 2016 and surely would bet again in 2020, it is still great for those who want to focus on compact and clear coding. Your creation helped unknown developers like myself to actually
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by studentik 6y ago
CoffeeScript rocks for functional programming. Less chars and more sense per LoC, easier to learn than JavaScript and syntax sugar is sweet.
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by studentik 7y ago
Capitalism is only bad for those who do not share profits coming from better productivity. Government regulation is needed to balance inequality created by capitalism: progressive tax, competition laws, professional unions etc. Workers are
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by studentik 7y ago
Fully agree! Development is about making things work, testing is about breaking things. Sadly, some managers think that 'developed' includes 'tested' and expect flawless results from developers. It's like being a
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by studentik 8y ago
Archlinux updates operating system, all drivers and all installed programs with one command. Takes 5 minutes. Windows update is a joke.
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by studentik 8y ago
Thank you! So charging for commercial usage is not considered 'open source' even when source is actually available?
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by studentik 8y ago
Bread and butter is also 'open source', but not 'free'. There is no problem with 'open source' that is free for non-commercial usage and paid for commercial usage. Is this what GPL is about?
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by studentik 8y ago
It's python after all, so why not?
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by studentik 8y ago
Coconut has many examples of functional programming techniques that cannot be easily done with python: https://coconut.readthedocs.io/en/master/DOCS.html Strangely FP is not popular among python developers.
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by studentik 8y ago
> Few would dispute, at least, that high level languages are more powerful than machine language. I would! =) How is power of language defined? Level of abstractions, high-level vs low-level? Attractive language syntax (DSL/macro&#

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