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Show HN: Hotter – Email Outreach on Autopilot(hotter.io)
7 points by zozbot123 7y ago|2 comments
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by zozbot123 7y ago
So what EOS calls BP's, ICON calls P-Rep Nodes?
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by zozbot123 7y ago
Maybe we could all settle on a common insult towards the government then?
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by zozbot123 7y ago
I love any talk that Bryan gives. The gist here seems to be that after the Node.js ecosystem favoring what he called approachability over his wishes to pursue reliability and expressiveness he had a long think and realized that each one is
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by zozbot123 8y ago
It seems that this decision was made without thinking about actual development and implementation. People who silently believe that this is only a matter of EU let me tell u something. A lot of EU copyright laws were adopted in the US so if
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by zozbot123 8y ago
> Structure is really just a decision-acceleration process This is exactly holacracy, teal, and other so-called "flat" leadership models are so inefficient. The power structure is there whether it's visible or not. Ignore
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by zozbot123 8y ago
Both 3.7 and 3.8 have so many performance improvements. But still, what people like most about Python is code readability. Performance isn't as important as in the past, because of how hardware performance has scaled.
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by zozbot123 8y ago
Sounds potentially useful. My team has been thinking of bringing in someone with more crypto experience for a new project.
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by zozbot123 8y ago
I think what you literally need is a network that is "narrow" but also has many layers. This is because what PR features over simple linear regression is interaction terms, and multiple layers are an alternate way to get those.
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by zozbot123 8y ago
Yup, you can define distinctness of constructive real numbers as two algorithms returning rationals that will differ by more than the approximation error ε they were given as input, for some arbitrarily small ε - but equality involves pro
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by zozbot123 8y ago
The whole point of "special education" is that it does things that don't scale to everyone (so it involves guessing who's going to get the most benefit from it, and these are the students you regard as "gifted&q
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by zozbot123 8y ago
No, the point is that it doesn't matter if you "pay people not to work" via unemployment benefits that are stopped when they start working again, or just give them a baseline subsidy no matter what - either way, they'll
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by zozbot123 8y ago
There are measures of genetic distance that happen to correlate quite nicely with perceived ancestry, even though most genetic variation is not necessarily related to it. It's just one of many genetic "signals" that barely
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by zozbot123 8y ago
> So you can say "free money didn't help people find jobs", or you could say "free money didn't discourage people to seek jobs". The connotation is a bit different. Right. Most perceptibly, you could even f
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by zozbot123 8y ago
> There's enough starry eyed people that love the idea of working on games enough that they are willing to put up with total abuse Have we tried simpler solutions, like raising awareness about the widespread abuse? Unionisation is
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by zozbot123 8y ago
lwn.net's true solution here is that they open up their archives after a very reasonable delay, right up to the beginning of the site. The "share a subscriber link" is a nice marketing gimmick, but far from essential.
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by zozbot123 8y ago
If the "owners" of a newspaper don't have final authority about what it publishes, they aren't the real owners/publishers in the first place; they just provide funding to it, and perhaps own its branding. It's
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by zozbot123 8y ago
> You can argue about whether there is clickbait in music and video, but we know that clickbait in journalism is definitely a problem. There definitely is clickbait in video - see Youtube recommendations. In the long run, we should move
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by zozbot123 8y ago
Google is actually pretty well optimized for the simplest, most mindless searches. It sucks for anything complex, though - Bing/DDG is a lot better there.
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by zozbot123 8y ago
It does not actually provide memory safety in concurrent scenarios, only for purely sequential code. Given the predicted use-case scenarios for Go, that's pretty much a truck-sized hole in the language's purported guarantees, e
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by zozbot123 8y ago
"There are cases where safety lines aren't possible" in programming, too, but such cases should be as rare as possible. Coding C/C++ software in this day and age (or software in any other language lacking extensive s
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by zozbot123 8y ago
> Rust's 'memory safety' guarantee is different from Go's 'memory safety'. Nope. Rust protects against data races, that are universally considered memory unsafe, given the usual C/C++ concurrency mode
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by zozbot123 8y ago
The whole problem is that you only need one mistake in all those billions/trillions of LOC's, and your systems get 0wned. I'm pretty sure that "our standards for C programmers" don't include "programmer
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by zozbot123 8y ago
Google did not "plan this on purpose" - if anything, they managed to deal with the general crappiness of ARM hardware somewhat better than other Linux-on-mobile efforts did, which is why Android became dominant in the first place.
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by zozbot123 8y ago
The new "reddit premium" feature is a downgrade, though. The original "gold" model is a lot smoother - there is a single token of reward, the gold coin. If you want to increase your visible appreciation for the post&#
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by zozbot123 8y ago
I assume that they measure active users, though, which would ignore these throwaways. And Reddit's approach lets users opt in to "higher-value" features anyway - a Reddit user can opt for an experience much like any othe
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by zozbot123 8y ago
This is actually not the case. The owner is always made aware of whether the system has been opened up to "untrusted" software or not (they get a warning at boot if it has been), but an "untrusted" system can still be
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by zozbot123 8y ago
Android system updates are monolithic OS images. So what are you going to do exactly, replace the user's custom ROM with a stock system?
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by zozbot123 8y ago
The long-term solution is to move away from binary blobs. The PostmarketOS project is trying to achieve this for at least a few hardware models, including most notably the LG Nexus 5.
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by zozbot123 8y ago
Does C/C++ have any provisions against type punning or JIT bugs? The fact that you have to use unsafe code for a lot of things in a JIT doesn't change the basic reality that Rust is safe by default, whereas C/C++ cannot b

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