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Which programming language has the highest meaning density?
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What are we calling what used to be called FAANG these days?
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3y ago
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Ask HN: Is it possible to create a image processing based lie detector?
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4y ago
>For example, GDP includes money spent for renting an apartment, although no goods are produced in this case. Because it measures all the goods and services produced in a country over the course of an year. I know of a way to inflate i
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4y ago
>It could be convincingly argued Go on. Argue that please.
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4y ago
In fact, the current CEO of Unity (One of the most popular game engine) said that anyone who's not baking monetization into their games right from the start is "f*king idiot".
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4y ago
There is no point in arguing against American government's actions on a forum almost completely populated by Americans.
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4y ago
>and using a competitor is suicide because your content will never get any traction You can post on multiple platforms, you know. Content creators aren't stupid. They post on whichever platform is buzzing. It's their day job an
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4y ago
I wish I could upvote it 10 times. No one is stopping these nostalgic folks. Those older techs aren't banned. They have just lost their war for network effect.
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4y ago
The first thing Aeneas eats as soon as he lands on the beach is also pizza!
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What new kind of program requires too much processing power?
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6y ago
Maybe the show tries to say that winning leads to slacking off?
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7y ago
dons tinfoil hat Maybe because the FR industry is the one that's delivering those death threats?
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7y ago
By out there I don't mean in the physical world, I mean in the world of possibility.
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7y ago
Maybe its like a going-under for them as a civilization?
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7y ago
And might soon be able to design life! Present FTW!!!
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7y ago
>but that might not temper a mindset as mathematically conducive as notions of "completion and balancing". Or maybe what would be considered a mathematically conducive mindset is determined by whose mathematical tradition we ar
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7y ago
Or maybe its far too soon for us to say if the West (or the Greeks who you guys almost worship as a culture) has produced more than 1 or 2 great mathematicians? Maybe the peoples of the future will only consider one particular mathematician
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7y ago
Imagine seeds that grow into a house. This is dream stuff!
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7y ago
>while being almost incapable of any physicality Only for the later (even if major) part of his life. One could argue that the physicality he was capable of in the earlier stage of his life helped him gain a solid understanding of physic
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7y ago
Kurzweilanism=Gavinism
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7y ago
>>We have some vague models of it ("the brain is like a computer and the mind is like a program running on it") I agree with the thrust of your argument, but this itself is wrong. When the Europeans were figuring out complex
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11y ago
Its because in real conversations, you talk to 1-2 other people and not a million. If a lot of people are discussing something (as they do in parliaments) people have a way of upvoting (by banging tables) or downvoting (booing) others.
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11y ago
I think OP was talking about jobs at Instagram for dogpoop of Chihuahua.
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Nietzsche's concept of solitude has freedom. If you feel like you are going insane, you can talk to real people. You can read books.
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11y ago
ThomPete is talking about categories as silos probably. Just like most people come to HN for mostly startups and programming, but stay for nautil.us too. And serenpidity here is refreshing. His idea makes sense.
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11y ago
How do you think Newton would have reacted if someone said "Pentaquark" in front of him? Think he would have understood when just the word was said? Musk is talking about Newton getting all of modern physics when all he has heard
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11y ago
>...but are people actually going to go for it? I don't know ~..death would take care of people who didn't know how to type..~ - Steve Jobs
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I was going to make logingone's argument but here's a better one: All maths done till ~1600 AD could have been done in 50 years, if you see it from perspective of a civilization which has a stable existence. And forgetting all abs
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11y ago
Psychopathy, in the current context, is a clinical term for a condition. Its not a state.
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